Eisenhower Sets 1959 Program Priorities for America
President Eisenhower outlines fiscal restraint and policy aims for 1959, stressing government efficiency, tax cuts tied to spending reductions, and a push to conserve resources. He calls for private development with lawful oversight, expanded public works, transportation reform, and agricultural support while urging aid for low income farmers and disaster programs.
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Priest Rapids
Washington
Coosa River
Alabama
Ini Briacigiaesin
Corps of Engineers
Congress
Knocking Around Scornful of Publicity Stunt by Dick
The piece mocks a political stunt by Dick and his failure to seek support from Oregon's politicians. It derides the public display as a tearful, noisy scene that unsettles families at home and reflects poorly on elected senators in Washington.
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Eisenhower
People of
Oregon
White House
D. C
Oklahoma Turnips and Political Jokes in a Personal Letter
A humorous Oklahoma reminiscence notes turnips as a winter crop and recalls a Washita river hog pasture tale. The letter references Dixon-Yates politics and reads from Readers' Digest and newspapers with quips about politicians and society. It mentions Myrtle Point, E R Lancaster, and Mrs. C M Lancaster.
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George
Pest
Okla
Oklahoma
Washita River
Myrtle Point
Zinn
C. M. Lancaster
Bender
E. R. Lancaster
Washington
Dixreview
Harry Truman
Readers’ Digest
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V. Mell
Walomal
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Ike Eisenhower
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Dwight D Eisenhower
JNOMY
America
Council Economic Advisers
83Rd Congress
Oklamoma
Dixon-Yates
William Hard
Woodrow Wilson
Mausic
Junior
Robert
San Francisco
Chicago
Thornton
Trina
Barelow Realty
Biren
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Inter-Church Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Brethren Church
Heeren & Linn
Superior Cheese Company
Superior
Bayrtle Point
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