House backs five year renewal of reciprocal trade program
The House approved a five year renewal of the reciprocal trade program by 317 to 98, a strong vote that signals potential long term stability in U S trade policy. Supporters argue longer extensions give predictable negotiations with other nations, while skeptics warn Senate approval may vary. The vote heightens prospects for a sustained renewal despite protectionist opposition.
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Barbs and Bright Faces From a Busy Habit
A quirky column by Hal Cochran contrasts humorous lines about wellness and vanity. It riffs on masseurs value, worry vs preparation, perfumes for men, kitchen scents, and a playful misquote about Alexander Graham Bell seeking quiet.
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Ike And Mac Find Much To Agree On
Washington says Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan left their three day White House talks as old friends who agree on many points. They did not resolve all issues, notably Red China, but Macmillan’s visit appeared to shift American stance toward including Red China in any nuclear testing ban policing plan. Dulles signaled Red China could be part of a broader accord, hinting at possible U.N. recognition steps may follow.
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Fenneman Gets Own TV Show Carded in AP report
Fenneman, long a radio and TV announcer, will emcee Anybody Can Play on ABC TV starting Sunday July 6. The audience participation show offers $10,000 first prize, cash awards, convertibles and more, with a simple flexible format intended to entertain and sustain viewer interest.
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Explosion damages in Middletown NJ paid by First Army
On May 22 an eight Niko Ajax missile explosion in Middletown New Jersey caused $7 500 in house damages and up to $261 for a damaged fire hose owned by a Volunteer fire department. First Army covered the costs swiftly.
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Arrive Early When You Are Guest of Honor
If you are the guest of honor at a party plan to arrive a few minutes before start and be present when the first guests arrive. They come to meet or honor you, so your timely presence sets the proper tone for the event.
Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It in One Hour
Instructions claim a quick cure for athlete's foot using STRONG Instant-drying T-b. Liquid with a 48c price back at any drug store. It sloughs off infected skin exposing more germs to its killing action. Also use T-L Foot Powder for antiseptic protection. Available now at Ross & Small Drug Store.
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Thinking It Over on Patience and Fishing
A reflective piece compares patience in fishing to following Jesus. It weighs motives for fishing and urges readers to decide purpose before choosing location gear and bait. It cites Jesus as a patient example who used love as bait to win sinners and warns against being swayed by criticism.
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Quiz Qs Reveal Historic Facts and Anecdotes
A reader quiz covers citizenship rights noting naturalized citizens may not become president, the first diamonds found near Murfreesboro Arkansas, Douglas Corrigan’s famous 1938 wrong way flight to Ireland, and Haydn’s last composition played days before his death as he asked to be guided to the piano to play his Hymn to the Emperor three times.
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Sleepy Eye council hopeful thanks voters in ad
Humorous paid notice from candidate Joe Schieffert who failed to win re election to the Sleepy Eye Minnesota city council. He states I wish to thank all those who voted for me in the city election Tuesday and adds his wife thanks those who didn't.
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