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Stevenson Seen as Likeliest 1956 Democratic Nominee Start
Analysis argues Adlai E Stevenson could secure the 1956 Democratic National Convention nomination and then campaign against Republicans, noting the growing cost of campaigns. It cites 1952 spending totals and proposals to broaden campaign finance via individual contributions and tax deductions to ease candidate funding.
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Philip L. Graham
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Beardsley Ruml
Stephen A. Mitchell
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Senate Rules Committee
Earle C. Clements
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Hennings
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Bad Taste Won't Sell In The Evolving Retail Era
An NYU Retailing School speaker from a fabric company argues taste has risen and consumer demands have shifted. He cites more colorful apparel lighter fabrics and crease free machine washable goods as well as drastic changes in food processing and year round availability. He notes processing and packaging raise costs and that margins in retail remain slim despite competition.
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New York University
School of Retailing
China
Price of Electric Power and Tax Subsidies Debate
The Oregon Voter challenges claims that socialized power spurs industrial growth and cheap electricity. It notes only two manufacturing sectors rely heavily on power costs, aluminum and electric metal. Domestic bills remain small versus taxes, which support subsidies.
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Oregon
Sarnoff son Bob charts NBC color future and growth
Robert W. Sarnoff, executive vice president of NBC, oversees a 12 million dollar color television expansion as RCA NBC push for an all color era. He sees color TV as a sure investment and predicts global impact, while balancing heavy duties with a hobby of collecting dictionaries and caring for tropical goldfish.
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Four Power Talks Move On as Dulles Addresses World
Washington analyzes John Foster Dulles speech as a base for possible four power agreement. The USSR reexamines Western resolve after Geneva, with Moscow fearing Western unity and readiness to press for real terms over Germany and satellite states.
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Mitchell Offers Three Deals to Open US USSR Musical Ties
National Symphony conductor Howard Mitchell proposes three options to improve US USSR relations through music. He would invite Shostakovich to conduct in Washington, guest conduct the Russian symphony in Moscow, or pursue a straight player for player exchange. He favors the exchange and would include works by Shostakovich alongside American pieces.
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Howard Mitchell
National Symphony Orchestra
Russia
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National Symphony
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Baloneer
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U.S.S.R
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Geneva
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Ares
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Shirley Povich
Conductor Predicts Russian Art Exchange Impact
The great conductor noted that if the exchange proceeds, Shaggo and Shostakovich would be involved. He suggested a fifth might be excessive, while Mr. Mitchell believed Russian leading artists would be warmly welcomed, arguing the country is least nationalistic about the arts.
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Mr. Mitchell
How To Kill Off New TV Talent
The piece discusses a national network search for fresh writing talent, turning 12 000 submissions into 30 promising writers and nine seven year contracts. The plan is to feed new writers to veteran collaborators, risking a return to cliché. The writer condemns the process as a cynical erosion of originality in show business.
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Mabel Mercer
Barbara Hutton
Barbara
Paris
Marie
Bricktop’s
Arthur Kennedy
Paddy Chayefsky
Josh Logan
Marlene Dietrich
Blonde Venus
London
Yo-Yo Champ
Herb Ross
Herb
Adele
Weekend trip to Mansfield by train in wintry weather
Dave Regan recalls a weekend in Mansfield with friends, noting the cheaper train travel due to reduced NYC rates and the dreary return landscape. He describes aging mansions being repurposed into offices, the nostalgia for prewar charm, and the high remodel value now pushing homes from 7500 to 30000 dollars.
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Kilgallen notes stars and shows amid 1958 labor talk
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Broadway and Hollywood gossip from Las Vegas to Miami Beach. Vic Damone Christine Jorgensen and Gloria Vanderbilt headline a year of plans and rumors while labor groups push a four day thirty two hour week and Frankie Sinatra Frank and Marion Brando figure in.
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Adelaide
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Vernon Duke
Frank Sinatra
Vic Mature
Dorothy
U. S. Navy
Batista
Marilyn Monroe
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Dostoievsky
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Hank Henry
Vis-A-Vic Sparky Kaye
Las Vegas
Christine Jorgensen
Bya Gabor
Chez Vito
Franchot Tone
Tyrone Power
Gloria DeHaven
Horoscope for Estrellita The Stars Sav For Tomorrow
Tomorrow faces financial constraints and caution against extravagance. Maintain firm dealings to avoid being taken advantage of. In the afternoon practice patience to keep affairs steady and focus energy on one task at a time. If today is your birthday the coming six weeks favor completing difficult business tasks and strengthening finances. Environments may shift in January and romance improves for singles in March.
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