Top Stars Make About $250000 in TV Pay
Reported estimates place top TV stars around 250000 annually, with figures ranging for names like James Arness James Garner and Raymond Burr. Packaging deals and ownership in shows boost earnings, while firms like Zig contribute big totals through partnerships and ownership stakes in programs.
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Highway Patrol
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Nations pick sides in world trade blocs forming
The AP reports nations aligning into blocs to widen world trade. The Inner Six Europe aims to cut tariffs and boost a Common Market, while seven Western nations seek a Trading Association to counterbalance. U S manufacturers fear tariff walls and tighter access to key markets as blocs shape future competition.
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Texas Twins in the Middle by James Marlow
In Washington the Texas leaders Lyndon B. Johnson and Sam Rayburn face Republican criticism as Democrats overreach. Eisenhower’s veto threat shifts a formerly liberal Congress toward conservatism, with inflation and big spending fears shaping policy. The result is a more restrained Congress than anticipated.
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Novelist Chamales Fined for Battery Case
Los Angeles AP report states novelist Thomas T. Chamales was fined $500 and given no years probation on a battery charge from March disputes with his wife Helen O’Connell. The article blends Chamales’ legal outcome with Senate debates over federal airport grants and Democratic reactions to Eisenhower veto threats, noting party tensions and internal critiques.
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