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Ford Eyes Small Car Shift Amid Detroit Auto Push
Ford says it is studying a small economical car as demand for compact autos grows. American Motors expands 1958 line with Rambler 100 inch wheelbase revival while GM pushes imports via Pontiac and Buick. Us market shows foreign small-car gains. Ford also promotes a long Continental luxury model.
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Musts for investment for middle class stock buyers
The piece argues that wealthier and moderate income people invest in stocks, with two thirds earning under 7500 dollars annually. It cautions against tips and rumors, advises using NYSE brokers, and promotes a pay as you go plan of 40 dollars quarterly that lets savers build holdings while preserving paid securities if the plan is abandoned.
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Congress Cuts Foreign Aid and Expands Federal Jobs
Paul Harvey notes that foreign aid has been cut by about half since 1953 while federal employees administering the program have risen. He cites a 200 million midyear spending jump, warns taxpayers, and argues wartime taxes persist. He urges restraint and states debt limits are fixed to prevent future deficits.
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The Reds And The Olympics Reexamined
Fulton Lewis Jr argues that U S policy makers and IOC head Avery Brundage enable Red China and Soviet influence at the 1960 Winter Olympics by waiving entry rules and allowing professional athletes. He notes Soviet success and questions democratic portrayals of amateurism.
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Stars Foresee Smooth Days and Future Opportunities
Horoscope notes favorable influences for tomorrow and the year ahead. Positive social harmony and personal relations described, with cautions about November finances and long range job focus through end of 1957. Mentions Melbourne Games tactics and upcoming favorable news in September and early 1958.
Federal Troops in Little Rock Schools Questioned
A column questions the legality of federal troops patrolling Little Rock High School and inhabiting public school corridors. It cites no constitutional or congressional authorization, notes clashes over court orders, and discusses the 1878 act later recodified in 1956 prohibiting such troop enforcement without specific congressional approval.
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A Lament For Old Dog Days Nostalgia From Floyd County Times
Dave Regan recalls a Floyd County Times column praising Dog Days of youth with peril from snakes water and stinging creatures. He notes how today’s youngsters see little alarm and laments lost dangers while recounting memories of snakes centipedes turtles and other hazards.
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Rudy Montera: A Barber Who Shaves Fame's Edge
Dorothy Kilgallen’s guest writer Rudy Montera, a famed barber, recounts stars who visit his Manhattan shop. Dean Martin Perry Como Vic Damone Sid Caesar Don Ameche Jerry Lewis Frank Sinatra Elvis Presley Tommy Sands are cited for影. He notes celebrities trust him, share advice, and keep a relaxed air in his chair amid show business buzz.
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