Editorial argues Eisenhower misses 1958 tax cut
The piece notes Eisenhower rejected a 1958 tax cut, arguing it would worsen a projected 3 billion deficit to 10-15 billion. It credits business leaders and the Commerce Department, warns of inflation from deficit spending, and commends long term fiscal restraint over short term relief. It discusses 1960 politics and the economy's slow recovery under a Republican admin.
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Eisenhower
Republican Party
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
A Wrestler Named X Drives Off After an Evening
A first person narrator accompanies X, a wiry wrestler with a rough edge, on a night of car travel to a town arena. They visit a dim armory, meet other wrestlers, and watch X defend his title in a 17 minute match. The account captures X’s swagger, questions about timing, and the ritual of backstage life.
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Connecticut
T. v
Little Rock Petition on Integration Sparks Debate
The Little Rock School Board and the NAACP clash in court over a petition to suspend integration at Central High School for two and a half years. Witnesses describe a chaotic year, while board leaders disagree on harsh measures and the NAACP argues against suspending rights.
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Little Rock School Board
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Central High School
U. S. District Court
Little Rock
Wayne Upton
Upton
J. L. Powell
Swift
Elizabeth Huckaby
Margaret Rieman
Thurgood Marshall
New York
Wiley Branton
Pine Bluff
NAACP
Weekly Questions and Answers for Social Security Inquiries
A column presents reader questions about Social Security for non profits and individuals. It covers automatic coverage for new hires after initial participation, spousal benefits when supporting a spouse, timing of survivor benefits after a death, lump sum burial benefits under Railroad Retirement, and disability family benefits eligibility.
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Columbia, Mo
Understanding a Mild Neurotic Feelings of Being Lost
The reader is told they will not go insane and that neurosis marks feelings of inadequacy. The advice urges confronting loss through salvation, claiming God can replace the sense of being lost with belonging to Him and deliverance.
Passman Battles ICA Over Foreign Aid Records
Rep. Passman presses for detailed ICA spending records for the year starting July 1. He halted hearings as Eric Johnston and lobbyists press House reviewers, amid White House ties and industry backing.
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Rep. Passman
Washington
Congress
State Department
International Cooperation Administration
General Accounting Office
Czar Pal
Eric Johnston
Paul G. Hoffman
Johnston
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations
Louisiana
Otto Passman
ICA
Passman
James H. Smith Jr
White House
Wild Will Lyons and the Senator of the Colorado Ring
Gene Fowler recalls Wild Will Lyons a colorful early 20th century figure linked to Jack Dempsey and Jim Farley era politics. The piece tracks his wild reputation, encounters with police, the Bettsy pistol episode, and flamboyant accessories including engraved watches from Dempsey and Wilson.
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Los Angeles
Gene Fowler
Wild Wil Lyons
Waco
Baron Long
Teluride
Colo
Hester Street
Grand Junction
Tom Shevlin
Will
Jack Dempsey
Colorado
Denver
Fowler
Runyon
George Creel
Otto Floto
Arthur Chapman
East
Jim Farley
Jim
Farley
Wild Will
Bat Masterson
Sixth Avenue
Dodge City
Old Bettsy
Billy la Hiff
Jack Kearns
Julius Tannen
Jimmy Walker
Bettsy
Frank Menke
Great Falls
Dempsey - Gibbons
Frank
Shelby
Menke
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Kid Brown
Childs
Colorado Springs
Freddie Welsh
Charlie White
Billy Roche
Agnes
Gene
Senator Lyons
Baron
Welsh
Galahad
Cockcrow
White
Benny Leonard
Bill Gibson
Benny
Charlie
Will Lyons
Wild Will Lyons
Wilson
al Smith
Dempsey
How To Keep Well Mental Health in Children and Schizophrenia
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen answers reader questions on disease prevention. A letter from Mrs. T. concerns an 8 year old son labeled mentally retarded with childhood schizophrenia. experts discuss causes such as gargoylism metabolic issues and the impact of early emotional environment. John Hopkins psychiatrist Dr Leo Kanner notes many children from stable homes may still develop schizophrenia and stresses early affectionate care can aid some, while institutionalization risks further deterioration.
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Leo Kanner
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Reaction To Blood Transfusion Warnings
The text explains transfusion reactions may include fever or hives in the recipient. Incompatible blood can cause severe outcomes such as shock and kidney failure, prevented by careful donor and recipient cross matching and blood type compatibility.
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W. J
Why Diabetic Children Struggle With New Pills
The text explains that juvenile diabetes cannot be treated effectively by the new pills because the pancreas in children cannot be stimulated to produce enough insulin. In contrast the pills work best in older patients who have a milder form of diabetes and more active insulin producing cells.
Treating nasal polyps: surgery vs cortisone injections
Experts favor removal as simpler and longer lasting, while cortisone may shrink polyps temporarily but carries side effects. Regardless of treatment, address the underlying cause.
Librarian Joanna Sprague Reflects on 37 Years at Salt Lake Library
On her 95th birthday Joanna H. Sprague recalls serving as Salt Lake Public Library head librarian for 37 years. She describes a childhood of reading government agriculture reports and now favors biography poetry and detective stories.
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Salt Lake City
Joanna H. Sprague
Salt Lake
Monroe News-Star masthead and policy statement
The Monroe News-Star presents its masthead noting publishers and staff including John D Ewing and Wilson Ewing with editors and management. It states independence and AP affiliation, and lists advertising offices in major cities while affirming impartial, nonpartisan news coverage.
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John D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth
Branham Company National Certising
Ne York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Lou Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Ageles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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League of Women Voters
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Indiana
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Virginia
William H. Natcher
Kentucky
George W. Andrews
Alabama
Hugh Q. Alexander
North Carolina
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Clarence Cannon
Missouri
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Theodore R. van Dellen
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