Oh and Also No Inspection Editorial Thought
Editorial page thought piece argues that future planning starts now with emphasis on practical policy and oversight. Cites Chester O. Fischer as a guiding voice and reflects on civic responsibility in governance.
De Gaulle Faces Algeria Dilemma With Bold Offer
President de Gaulle proposes a three way choice for Algeria: total independence, integration with France, or limited autonomy like British Commonwealth members. He ties independence to peace, setting a yearly limit of 200 deaths as a pacification benchmark while pressing for a lasting solution to the Algerian conflict.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
America
Free Lands
How much tax will the average man pay by 65
Frank R. Ford computes a 36 year total tax bill of 47221 for a typical 29 year old man with a wife and two children earning under 100 a week. The sum equals 25.23 weekly, over a quarter of income, with federal income tax the largest single item.
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Frank R. Ford
New York World Telegram
the Sun
Reader's Digest
Mr. Ford
Ford
Treasury
Protect the postman crater and the postman visit
A playful column on domestic life and public behavior. It notes postmen face dog bites and suggests tying up dogs during deliveries while joking about other home life topics. The piece emphasizes progress, responsible conduct, and enjoying home life.
Khrushchev’s evasions strain U.S. talks outlook
Washington commentary flags Khrushchev’s distortions in early U.S. tour remarks. It notes the State Department favors expanding exchanges but Moscow delays and insists on exact equality terms. The piece cites Eisenhower and Lincoln quotes, U.N. aid gaps, and urges inflation control and productivity with union leadership linked to unemployment.
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NEA
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
New York Economic
Television comedians die on TV show verdict
AP writer Bob Thomas reviews new TV comedies The Dennis O'Keefe Show and Fibber McGee and Molly noting weak scripts and laugh tracks. He argues TV struggles to sustain radio's sharp wit and nostalgia for classic radio era humor.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Dennis O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Cary Grant
Bob Sweeney
Fibber
Kathy Lewis
Molly
Babson Flags Shifting World Trade Pressures
Roger Babson discusses U S foreign trade on tour to Sweden. He notes rising imports may exceed exports by about one billion dollars this year, due to a 25 year tariff decline, world recession, and Euro market questions. He sees challenges from Euro market, Britain, Russia, and Japan, but predicts a resilient long term stance with managed costs. He adds advice on investment choices for a $50,000 fund seeking 4 percent.
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Fido
China
Laos
Eisenhower
Berlin
Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United Nations
United States
U.N
Russia
West
Kremlin
U.S
Britain
Sweden
Euromart
West Germany
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Italy
Great Britain
Norway
Denmark
Austria
Switzerland
Portugal
Japan
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of crossword clues across and down with numerous abbreviations and cut phrases. It presents themed items such as names, places, measurements, and common crossword entries including hints for words like profession roles, colors, and objects, reflecting a puzzle page.
Wallflowers in New York markets offer quiet yields for cautious investors
In the New York City securities markets many investments go neglected amid popular common stocks. Preferreds and bonds like General Motors 3.75% cumulative preferred and New York Central bonds offer strong yields around 4% to 7%, while blue chips such as DuPont and U.S. Steel pay lower income. The piece urges risk-averse investors to consider these wallflower securities for steady income.
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New York City
General Motors
DuPont Common
New York Central
New York Stock Exchange
United States Steel
U. S
We have been used Khrushchev propaganda criticizes US
This 1959 Biddeford Maine column argues Khrushchev outsmarted American media and patriotism through radio TV and press, claiming U.S. is eroded by Red propaganda while Pravda exaggerates cheers. It warns Soviet peace offers are strategic, urging Americans to rebound with work and freedom.
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Fibber
Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Charlie McCarthy
Red Skelton
Khrushchev
United States
Voice of America
Khrusnchev
Washington
Slave States
Pravda
General Features Corp
Compliments That Please Women The Music Of Kind Words
Ruth Millett notes common compliments that delight middle aged women. Gentle phrases about youthfulness, weight, family, cooking, and advice are as meaningful as grand gestures, shaping how women feel valued in daily interactions.
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