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Burden of debt widens in American households
The Wall Street Journal reports that about 20 percent of a typical American family's income goes to debt service. Half of families carry installment debt, with open end mortgages rising for non housing purchases. Cement prices meanwhile are at eight year lows, according to industry leaders.
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America
Supreme Court Apportionment Ruling Shifts Tax Spending
The ruling requiring state legislatures to base apportionment on population will reshape tax revenue use. Urban areas gain influence, likely boosting welfare and old age programs, education funding, and even provision for parochial schools. Rural roads may lose priority as urban needs rise. The Senate Appropriations Committee suggests minting 45 million new silver dollars.
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Supreme Court
Senate Appropriations Committee
Delights Of A Warm Summer Day By Jim Bishop
A lyrical panorama of a hot summer day. Scenes include a hotel porch, a pennywise night scene, crickets, poplars, and a grass warm breeze. The narrative blends human moments with nature as the sun climbs, weather shifts, and urban life hums through streets, buses, and open windows.
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Cricket Choral Society
Johnny
Supreme Court Justices Echo Goldwater On Civil Rights View
In a Baltimore sit-in case, three justices of the Supreme Court signaled grave constitutional doubts about forcing private restaurants to serve all customers. The opinion contrasted with three other justices who upheld a broader view, while the article argues many lawmakers should share Goldwater’s caution about constitutional reach of the civil rights bill.
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Brennan
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Clark
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House
Congress
Goldwater
Metaphor mixups and lunch with Alaska’s Bartlett
Washington gossip spans rival metaphors from Senator Dirksen to La Guardia. Senator Bartlett praises Vide Bartlett, joking about Former Alaskans at a lunch. In defense and Laos coverage, the article notes new bullet design aims and Rusk Laos briefing quips amid Senate inquiry.
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Fiorello H. la Guardia
New York
Babe Ruth
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Frerett M. Dirksen
la Guardia
William “Bull” Halsey
Emperior Hirohito
Japan
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Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
E. L. Bob Bartlett
Alaska
Vide
Bartlett
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Lontian
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Souvanna
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fullbright
Rusk
Fulbright
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Colors and Gaelic in daily life across regions
Factographs note that three out of four men shave on working days while only 16 percent shave daily. Minor colors include mauve ecru beige puce and heliotrope. Gaelic, once traditional in Scotland and Ireland, is now firmly rooted in the New World, with Cape Breton Island in Canada having the highest Gaelic speakers globally.
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Scotland
Ireland
New World
Canada
Cape Breton Island
Caravan time offers rides to Cincinnati rally for Goldwater bid
Middleton readers are invited to join multiple caravans to a Goldwater campaign rally in Cincinnati with a 11 am to 2 pm session at Government Square. A Shrine Club bus to Lexington supports hospital fundraising and four charter seats remain, while other groups plan Cincinnati Zoo and opera outings.
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Interstate 75
Kentucky
Ohio
Columbus
Man M. G. Snyder
Cady UN
Joel T. Broyhill
Virginia
Shrine Club of
Middletown
Shriners
Lexington
Cincinnati Zoo Opera
Saas
Kilgallen notes marathon sequel plans with Havoc and Harris
Dorothy Kilgallen reports June Havoc working on a Marathon 33 sequel with Julie Harris and Lee Allan, amid Broadway ticketing shifts reducing scalper handoffs. Andrew Hatcher heads west to aid Pierre Salinger in Senate bid. Peggy’s marriage secrets unfold as Jack Del Rio relocates. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton command $1.7 million for a film. others mix film, theatre, and politics with industry anecdotes.
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Julie Harris
Lee Allan
Andrew Hatcher
West Coast
Pierre Salinger
George Murphy
California
Washington
Andy
Alan Cranston
Peggy
Jack del Rio
Lalo Shifrin
Lalo
Dizzy Gillespie
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Tom Jones
Denholm Elliott
Pittsburgh Press
Hand Made Cigar Factory Hires Men 72 Plus at Joe Wis
Local report notes a new Mom Joe Wisconsin factory hires only men aged seventy two or older. Grandpappy Jenkins calls it a positively puffect idea.
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