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Bullish Market Sees Gains Amid Earnings Declines and Dividends
The stock market climbs on confidence in future business, with averages up after months of steady rise. July highs, pension funds, and investments push equities higher while bond weakness and Fed actions hint at inflation risk. savings and credit expansion follow.
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Washington Commissars and the Taxing Power Debate
The Lewiston Daily News warns that IRS rules denying deductions for corporate advertising threaten free speech and press freedom. It argues government tax power can suppress opinion and criticizes a Washington bureaucrat for imposing what it calls censorship and federal control.
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Brain growth and curious trivia in Hal Boyle column
New York AP reports a collection of random facts and quips from Hal Boyle. anecdotes range from brain weight reaching two pounds over a lifetime to the Leaning Tower of Pisa’s tilt increasing and jokes about royalty, art, and marriage customs.
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Ike’s aides clash over foreign aid restoration and ICA liaison
Washington reports reveal Ike pressing to restore full foreign aid, clashing with ICA chief Smith and liaison officer Jamieson. Senators urge specifics to undo House cuts while the President accuses aides of misleadings tactics amid Middle East crisis.
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Impeccable Senator Smathers Stranded by Missing Luggage
Senator George A Smathers travels with Senator Andrew Schoeppel when their plane lands in Billings. Smathers learns his luggage is reportedly unloaded at Fargo. A courier brings a shirt for Schoeppel in Butte, while Smathers improvises in travel wear.
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A New Yorker Plans Parties From Coast To Coast
Dorothy Kilgallen rests as guest columnist Harry D Bell describes his Party Shop approach. He aids hostesses in expressing personality through decor and recalls decorating Gail Whitney's court, Hyde Park, and a presidential gift wrap. He cites designing an Italian theme for Clare Boothe Luce at the Waldorf.
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Napkins Rebrand from White House Mess to Staff Mess
A visitor notes the restaurant napkins once labeled White House Mess have been changed to Staff Mess amid concerns the former phrase suggested an undesirable situation. The discussion leaves a doubt that the change fully removes the implied suggestion. Morbid Democrats on Capitol Hill blame administration Middle East policies for fear of moving from Iraq to ruin.
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Donated bikes aid Doty House children in need
Families are urged to donate unused tricycles and training bicycles to Doty House. The program assists disabled children and others to improve motor skills and mobility. Pickups can be arranged by calling GA 32 5170 or Mrs. Charles Delp at GA 2702.
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Hemingways Film Adaptation Critique by Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop offers a dated critique of Ernest Hemingway and his Hollywood adaptations. He surveys The Old Man and the Sea and previous transfers noting changes, pacing, and the shift from prose to film, with Spencer Tracy as the lead and a focus on courage and death themes.
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July 28 1998 Verity Parkway lighting ceremony planned
More than 2,000 marchers and seven bands across thirty-one units were set for Verity Parkway lighting event. Middletown property owners could fund sidewalk repairs by covering material costs. Rubber industry shipment rose to 4.025 million Ures in June, up from May. Non Partisan Labor Committee named Gallagher chair and William J. O'Brien secretary.
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Algerian Rebel chiefs reject De Gaulle appeal
The report notes Algerian rebel leaders spurning an appeal from France's new premier Charles de Gaulle. Minor phrases in the text are garbled but indicate a political standoff.
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