Can the U S Sustain Prosperity Without Heavy Wartime Spending
An analysis of postwar economic policy asks whether the United States can maintain full employment and rising output without inflation, as inflationary pressures reemerge. It notes the Eisenhower administration balancing acts to slow inflation without harming growth, while consumer spending and wages rise and economists seek a policy key for continued prosperity.
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United States
Eisenhower
Uris
Jess
Cnany
Io Palley
Asia
Washington
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Shortage of health workers hits mental care hardest
The National Health Council warns of critical shortages across health occupations. States report needs of 3,700 doctors 25 000 graduate nurses 1 190 psychologists and nearly 20 000 assistants, with psychologists near 1 00 as current demand. Urges large recruitment programs nationwide.
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National Health Council
Fragmentary quotes expose broad public figures erratic remarks
assorted partial statements from leaders including President Walter Reuther and Ohio Governor William O'Neill reveal inconsistent stances on labor, automobile pricing, space and science ambitions, and political pressure. The text compiles misquoted or garbled lines by UAW chief, actors, and officials, indicating a collage of controversial remarks with unclear context.
Questions And Answers in the Health Note Style
The piece presents a quiz style Q and A on medical and historical topics. It asks which gland is largest in the body, answered as the liver. the oldest U S post in service, answered West Point. Hapsburg rule duration 1273 to 1918. and Eisenhower term limits, noting two terms as a novelty compared to earlier presidents.
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U.S
West Point
New York
Lipppmann on Civil Rights and U S Policy in 1957
Walter Lippmann argues the 1957 civil rights debate marks a turning point as Southern leaders may cooperate on rights legislation, with Johnson and Rayburn shaping a compromise. He warns against tax-cut distractions, urges steady aid to developing nations, and calls for action to integrate schools while preserving national security and fiscal restraint. The piece reflects the era's tense politics and the President's role amid electoral considerations.
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Walter Lippmann
Luc
Janel Wismol Cone
Washington
Lynedes Johnson
Rayburn Uip
Russell
Ous
Department of Istic
Congress
Feder
Conese
Beninerais
Whey
Worry Clinic Warnings Cut Road Wrecks Across Nation
Dr George Maddock and Ardella Maddock urge cautious driving and warning messages to reduce highway deaths. The Hopkins Syndicate notes Mayo era warnings on auto hazards and sensationalized calls for driver education and safer car design. The piece cites 1956 crash tolls with thousands killed and injured, urging public safety campaigns and clearer in-car warnings.
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America
Tradelack
Ata
Chile
National Safety Council
Peperll
Avro
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
The Doctor Says It Disease Features in Childhood Illnesses
The doctor notes that illnesses in childhood are often overtreated while recognizing measles as a virus driven illness. It may affect the nervous system and cause bronchitis or ear problems, with severe cases during the acute stage. Parents should monitor children who catch it.
Measles guidance and a dawn dump truck protest in New Haven
An editorials style recap notes measles symptoms and care including rest, hydration, eye protection, baths, constipation prevention, and gamma globulin as a preventive. Antibiotics may help prevent complications. In New Haven, residents on Glen Haven Road organized a 25 cent toll to deter a daily dump truck procession at 5 a.m., a local noise issue.
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New Haven
Conn
Glenhaven Road
Washington Stassen privately glum on arms talks
Harold Stassen American delegate to the disarmament talks spoke privately in Washington, arguing that the London process is failing and that overly complex proposals and repeated checks hinder frank negotiations. He warned that officials publicly doubting success and internal policy clashes have weakened U S positions, amid moves to UN forums and cautious congressional scrutiny.
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MARG
USS Childs
Washington
London
United Nations
Moscow
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Soviet Union
Banc
Stassen Cardal
Slassen
Eisenhower
John Foster Guiles
Stagsen
White House
State Department
Dulles
Department of Defense
America
Great Outdoors Crossword Clues Revealed Across and Down
A compact listing of crossword clues and answers with across and down entries. Includes items from sun to olives and organs, with places like Lake City Utah, and various clues such as edible, descriptive, and scientific terms.
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Ireland
Answer to Previous Puzzle SS 27 Explodes 28 Press 29 Domestic slain
Puzzle clues and numbered hints appear in this old page item listing answers for the prior puzzle. It shows a mix of wordplay, definitions, and cross-reference numbers in a compact column. The text preserves period-typical crossword style from the era.
Travelogue TV plan eyes world from many viewpoints
Film producer Stuart V. Jewell plans a 36 episode color travel series circling the globe with a team including a doctor, engineer and musician. Each member pays 7000 dollars to become investor partners while the group tours destinations such as India, Singapore, Indonesia, Australia, Hawaii, Paris, Rome, Borneo and Egypt aboard a World War II amphibian plane.
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Hollywood
Stuart V. Jewell
Mother Earth
Jewell
Ihns
Walt Disney
Jowell
Clyde
Sandy) Young
Enlitted
India
Singapore
Indonesia
Australia
Hawaii
Paris
Rome
Borneo
Egypt
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Sant Sheppard
Bob
Teamster
Dames St. Hella
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Robert FF. Kournedy
Hapsburgs
Europe
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Weeek
Maddock
George WO
Cash Vist
Ardella
Rant IL Maddlock
Anderson &, C
Adenia
Arietta
Aredia
Middock
Edwin PL. Jordan
NEA Service
Galbraith
Enien
Seit
Linked Feature Syndicate
Lic
Woody Plant
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Pace
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Film Maker
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Eves
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