World dangers shift as prophets miss the mark
In a Milwaukee Journal On Positive Prophets style meditation diplomats note that long range predictions fail. They point to shifts in alliances and power from 1960s to 1965 with Germany and Japan, the UN growth, China and Russia splits, Korea and Cuba crises, and rising danger from Communist China. Old threats fade as new ones emerge.
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Germany
Japan
United Nations
Soviet Union
China
Europe
Russia
United States
Korea
Cuba
Asia
Indonesia
Pakistan
India
Two Of A Kind New York City in Paradoxical Position
The Daily Oklahoma notes New York City is both the world's richest and poorest, borrowing over 255 million annually to cover operating costs with a debt around 5 billion, nearly a third of the federal government's 1931 owe, while its 4 billion budget exceeds Washington's 1931 spending. The city seeks relief from the national government as the paradox unfolds.
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New York City
Compassion or restraint in a future America
The Augasta Chronicle reports Roger M. Blough of United States Steel cautions a Washington University audience that compassionate aims risk inflation and social ills. He urges restraint in government spending and urges voters to back lawmakers who resist handouts and uphold integrity.
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Roger M. Blough
United States’ Steel
Washington University
St. Louis
America
Blough
U.S. Steel Board
Congress
Steel
Moonlighting Reaches Public Officials in Labor Shortages
A social shift widens the use of moonlighting from farmers and homemakers to public officials and professionals. Chicago uses off duty officers and graduates as substitute teachers to fill gaps, while police authorize up to twenty hours weekly moonlighting. Caution urged to avoid starving unemployed workers or neglecting study and civic duties.
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Webster’ S
Chicago
Incomplete Prompt Summary From OCR Text
The provided OCR snippet is fragmentary and contains unclear terms and names. Key entities and context are not recoverable to form a coherent news item. No identifiable event, person, or organization can be reliably established for a factual headline and summary.
Squeeze on producers prompts TV network cuts
Washington report details how producers say major networks demand partial ownership to access shows. testimony before House Small Business Committee questions antitrust norms, with critics accusing networks of rigging access, blackouts, and using re runs to block independents.
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Small Business Committee
John Dingell
D-Mich
America
Public Airways
McGuire
Joan Davis
Hosiery makers race to hide top bands as skirts shrink
In a shift driven by shorter skirts and bare knees, hosiery firms reveal four routes to fix the visible welt problem. Decorate or shorten welts, abandon them, or push pantyhose. Major players like J. P. Stevens & Co., Burlington, and Hanes adopt varied paths while fashion designers push higher hemlines.
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Clarence Newman
Wall Street Journal
Patricia Lawson- Barnes
J. P. Stevens & Co
Berkshire International Corp
Hanes Hosiery Mills Co
Zanan Chili
Theo
Alfred Slanet
Kayser-Roth Corp
Pierre Cardin
Marc. Bohan
Dior
Yves St. Laurent
Women’s Wear Daily
Gordon Hanes
Hanes Hosiery
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