Danger Signs About Unmanageable Debt
The editorial warns that a balanced budget is not evil and highlights risks from rising prices and debt. It cites the $1.50 haircut as an example of shrinking dollar value, notes Treasury bond demands above legal yields, and questions the administration’s spending amid calls for a budget balance. It cautions that inflation and deficits could erode purchasing power and debt solvency if unchecked.
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Washington News Notebook A light hearted daily digest
The White House social scene centers on flowers with Mamie favoring pink carnations and roses while Ike’s office stays sprightly with fresh arrangements. Officials discuss atomic fallout with McCone saying threats are unclear though not guaranteed, and a shade of glamour hits politics as Menshikov and the Bolshoi ticket tale unfolds.
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Editorial Research Babies Just Babies Rise in Birth Rate Hints Boom
The U S birth rate shows a three month rise with March births at 355 000 and a rate of 23 8 per thousand while 1958 March had 345 000. Marriages also up. experts debate whether the postwar baby boom resumes amid projections to 260 million by 1980 and 360 million by century's end.
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North Carolina advertising ban on alcohol drawn in capitol hearing
A House Judiciary committee sets a public hearing for May 21 on a bill by Reps. Sneed High and Harry Horton to bar newspapers and magazines from advertising alcoholic beverages, with stricter limits on billboards radio and TV. Lawmakers weigh precedent over immediate effects and the impact on in state versus out of state publications.
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Cumberland
Harry Horton
Chatham
North Carolina
James Marlow Ike On His Own Now
President Eisenhower grows more independent at home and abroad after the exits of Sherman Adams and John Foster Dulles. He pushes Congress harder, urging higher spending and a balanced budget, signaling a more aggressive White House stance in his final years.
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Siveness
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Japanese visitors eye American furniture methods
A dozen Japanese furniture specialists visit a U.S. center June 3 to study American wood furniture production and practices. The note recalls past exchanges between British and American manufacturers and cites concerns about Japanese competition in other lines.
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London
William Lebus
Harris Lebus
Mr. Lebus’ Son
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Mr. Lebus
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Thomasville
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