Demos Can't Completely Dodge Spending Debate
Peter Edson surveys Democratic leaders Rayburn and Johnson amid GOP pressure on spending. He notes cuts from Eisenhower budgets, debates over airport and urban renewal funding, and warnings of vetoes. He cites external critics like the Democratic Advisory Council and Leon Keyserling as voices on fiscal policy and inflation.
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Sen. Johnson
Speaker Rayburn
Congress
Dean Acheson
Leon H. Keyserling
Council of Economic Advisors
Truman
Notice to Contractors for Addition to Marion High School
Public notice invites separate proposals for general, plumbing, heating, and electrical work on an addition to the Marion High School building in Marion, Iowa. Bids due by 2:00 pm on August 1, 1960, with bid bonds and contract documents available for inspection and deposit.
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Marion
Presen Miah
Arion
Towa
John W Messerl
Tornies Atenson
Prospects
Mneuneers
Wm Caahiern
Mehod Weara
Barna
Iowa
Morris Allen
Classical economists and fiscal policy debate
The text argues against tight money and calls for more federal spending to develop resources. It supports raising the national debt to 300 billion for a 450 billion yearly economy and urges the Federal Reserve to resume supporting government bonds, as it did in World War II when deficits stood at 60 billion.
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Federal Reserve Board
Laurel Canyon Fire Brought Under Control
Hollywood fire officials report the brush fire in Laurel Canyon fully contained as 20 fire companies withdraw. Public works restarts services in the hill area after 38 houses burned and two damaged. average house loss about 22000 dollars per home per Red Cross tally.
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Hollywood
Laurel Canyon
Walter C. Runyan
Red Cross
Broadway gossip and fortunes linger in Walter Winchell column
RETA Garbo spurns screen offers despite wealth with annuities over 100000 yearly. Lee Remick rises in Broadway fame, Billie Holiday health boosts record sales, and Nat King Cole’s You Made Me Love You shines. Bing Crosby estimated fortune tops 14 million as legal bingo faces bust in New York.
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Reta Garbo
Lee Remick
Nat (King) Cole
N. Y
Lusty Laughs and Broadway Voices in Notable Quotes
A collage notes Gwen Verdon’s Hollywood rejection and O Neill’s ten hour More Stately Mansions. It previews albums and performers including Lerner and Loewe, Margaret Whiting, Maria Karnilova, Maurice Chevalier, Zsa Zsa, and Stardust recordings, with Broadway films often unprofitable.
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Gwen Verdon
Broadway
Hollywood
Eugene O’neill
Lerner and Loewe
Margaret Whiting
Maria Karnilova
Definition. Alcoholic viewed by medical director at Remington Arms
Hartford based report quotes Dr. C. F. Yeaher, medical director at Remington Arms, defining an alcoholic as someone who stops bragging about drinking and begins lying about how little they drink. The remark frames alcohol dependence in a blunt, clinical light.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
C. F. Yeaher
Remington Arms
Weather Notice for Weeknight Forecast on Channel Nine
John Pela reports upcoming weather for tomorrow across weekdays with tenpm nightly segments on Channel 9. The brief indicates routine weather updates aired every weeknight on the channel.
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John Pela
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