Big Spenders Face Inflation Threat in Eisenhower Era
The piece argues the Eisenhower administration increased the federal debt and cash budget, contradicting claims of reduced spending. It highlights rising deficits, growing invisible debt, and expansion of programs like highways and education while warning inflation looms as credit and money substitutes rise.
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Hearing as spiritual listening in a sermon by C E R
A Sunday sermon argues that true hearing goes beyond ears to spiritual receptivity. It cites Helen Keller and Edison as examples, contrasts material distractions with divine listening, and urges constant alignment with God’s will through prayer and attentive heart.
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Look Ahead 22 Years Warns of 272 Million Population
A 1980 forecast warns the U S population could reach 272 6 million, up from 175 million, creating a test for planners leaders and citizens to make wise ballot decisions as growth accelerates and impacts on government and business.
25 Years Of Recognition In U S Soviet Ties
The article reflects on the 25th anniversary of U S recognition of the Soviet Union and outlines a history of nonrecognition by Presidents Wilson through Hoover. It notes conditions for recognition, the 1933 Litvinoff accord, and speculation about future recognition timelines toward Red China.
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A Harried Mother and a Witty Kid in High Point
A High Point mother tries psychology on her sobbing son over a school day of homework and tears. He jokes that turning the hose on her would make him feel better, ending the scene with a dry quip about family misfortune.
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Man of Science
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Hoover Report Reorganization Savings Reassessed
Washington ex President Herbert Hoover's second Commission on Organization of the Government estimates long term annual savings of 8.5 billion if its recommendations are followed, but critics say overlaps and unmeasured areas reduce the figure. Major gains cited include 3.4 billion from Defense inventories and surplus disposals, with future savings from a unified defense purchasing agency and annual review of carryover appropriations.
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