New Deal Efforts Collide With Eisenhower Policies in Congress
The article traces New Deal pressures to recast public opinion against the Eisenhower administration, noting failed scare tactics on unemployment and defense costs. It highlights the shift toward flexible farm price supports, Senate and House votes backing the administration, and Senator Wallace Bennett’s critique of rigid parity policies and their harm to farmers.
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Homes Need Better Wiring to Run More Appliances
A USDA report warns half of U S homes require larger wires or more circuits to meet rising electric demand from air conditioners TVs freezers and other devices. Adequate wiring safeguards safety and efficiency as usage climbs. Overloads cause 12 percent of home fires and unsafe wiring can overheat or scorch insulation.
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