Odds Heavy Dollar To Buy Less In Stores Next Year
National price trends point to a higher cost of living as price hikes spread across industries. Sylvia Porter notes wage settlements, higher material costs, and rising demand create a cycle of inflation likely lifting the government price index toward a new high.
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Democrats and Republicans face rising TV costs in Iowa politics
A Cedar Rapids Gazette excerpt notes Democrats and Republicans grappling with higher campaign expenses for television time. Costs are rising as more stations join networks, with a cited 1952 rate around 32,000 dollars for a coast-to-coast half hour, expected to nearly double. The piece also shows county notices on estate administration in Linn County.
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Political Parties Plan Six Million TV Campaign Outlay
The Democratic and Republican parties expect to spend about six million dollars on television for the 1956 presidential campaign. Networks and party committees will finance ads, with state groups and allied citizens aiding to avoid strict spending limits. Republicans push for favorable early fall slots. Democrats plan earlier negotiations and pre-emptive reservations. The 1952 experience showed TV costs rise quickly in peak moments like fund-raising bursts.
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Don Whitehead
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