TV Lessons From The $64,000 Question Tax Debate
Washington report notes the program sparked discussion on income tax effects on middle and upper brackets. It cites First National City Bank calculations showing a single $4,000 income would need $448,711 in winnings for $64,000 take home, with taxes eroding gains. The Saturday Evening Post warns high taxes hinder risk taking while documenting a 20 year tax take rise.
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Washington
Wall Street Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Monthly Letter
New York
First National City Bank
First National
the Post
New York Governor Harriman Drops Name Mystery
Syracuse report notes Governor Harriman originally named William Averell Harriman. He later used W Averell Harriman in government and Averell Harriman as governor. On a visit, firemen and policemen gave him a pen and pencil set honoring his support for their working hours bill.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Harriman
William Averell Harriman
William
W. Averell Harriman
Averell Harriman
Averell W Harriman
Television Schedule Listing Highlights and Errors
A scanned TV grid shows KSYD and KFDX daytime to late evening lineups with programs like The Early Show World News Robin Hood I Love Lucy and Wells Fargo. A note at the end mentions a panel responsible for program changes or errors.
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Doug Edwards
National News
World News
Bride
Frontier
Southwest News
WRSYD-TV Schedule Highlights for Evening Lineup
Channel 6 airs a full evening lineup from 6:50 pm news to 2:00 pm NBC Matinee Theatre with daily shows including Today weather Faith for Today The Price Is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough It Could Be You Close Up Club Sixty and Queen for a Day.
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NBC Matinee Theatre
Peace Prize For Eisenhower and TV Outreach in Cold War Era
United Press previews year’s headlines with Eisenhower seen as a Nobel hopeful after nomination by Norway’s Finn Moe and speculation on a December award visit. Possible Big Four summit mentioned. Macmillan may appear on Soviet TV. Moscow would initiate. A House probe targets charity chicanery in veterans groups. Austrian and American ambassadors in Oslo eyed. Curtis Commission press focuses on a federal aviation agency.
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Eisenhower
Finn Moe
Moe
Red TV
Harold Macmillan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Britain
United States
Macmillan
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Oslo
Bergensfjord
Frances M. E. Willis
Johanna Monschein
Monschein
Europe
Miss Willis
America
Curtis Air Safety
Washington
Curtis Commission
Federal Aviation Agency
Newspaper and Magazine Readership and Movie Attendance
Americans read about 18.5 billion newspapers and 4.5 billion magazines yearly plus 450 million books. They make around five billion cinema visits each year.
Quotes From The News Regarded As Foreign Aid Debate
A collection of quoted remarks from public figures on foreign aid farm policy and political outlook. Dewey defends mutual aid to deter Communists, Benson calls for revising price supports, Truman comments on his grandson, Zaroubint talks with Laacey outlines East West exchanges, Nixon warns intra party quarrels risk GOP control.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Washington
William Lacey
Georgi N. Zaroubint
Fielder Speake Struggles With Fog Shrouding Fly Ball
Brooklyn outfielder Bob Speake loses a routine fly ball in heavy fog but remains confident the ball was aloft. He admits difficulty locating the ball amid the murk and humidity.
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Brooklyn
Chicago Cub
Bob Speake
Harrell Chapel News Highlights Visits and Local Events
Mrs Vernon Phillips and Kathy of Muleshoe visited several days with friends and relatives. George McMinn funeral at Estelline First Baptist. Needle Club meets June 11 in Community House with hostess Mrs Cecil Phillips. Louis Richards and Mack Richards attend a family reunion at Childress Park. Locals visit Memphis Oklahoma City and Lakeview areas.
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Orval Phillips
Vernon Phillips
Kathy
Muleshoe
Bobby Richards
Loyd Widener
Lockney
George McMinn
Estelline First Baptist Church
Dewitt Phillips
Ray Phillips
Cindy
Memphis
W. O. Clark
Lakeview
Dude Henderson
Lockney High School
Louis Richards
Joy
Leroy McCoy
John McQueen
Billy McQueen
Oklahoma City
Ernest Lee Kilgore
Rain totals from Friday raise Memphis Bible School attendance
Four inches of rain fell since Friday as attendees gathered for the Bible School commencement at First Baptist Church in Memphis. The school ran eight days with participants from the local area enjoying the event.
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First Baptist Church
Memphis
Juvenile Delinquency Blamed On Mollycoddling
Muskegon Michigan prison warden William H. Bannan attributes rising juvenile delinquency to mollycoddling by parents. He cites lack of religious training and parental discipline as causes for crowding at the Southern Michigan prison in Jackson. He urges treating juveniles like adults.
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William S. Girard
Muskegon
Mich
Wiliam H. Bannan
Southern Michigan
Jackson
Bannan
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