Up A Tree By James Marlow On Eisenhower Budget Fight
James Marlow argues the budget clash tests public understanding of the Eisenhower plan. He notes space and missile shocks have left the average person feeling behind and uncertain about whether the budget balances defense with domestic needs, and whether more taxes are required.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Oman
Woederick
Mhower
Pomaney
Avery Iman
Phat
Nisenhower
Hisenhower
Franchise Shifts Highlight Major Sports Developments
National League lacks a team in the largest city and major league baseball gains a two team Chicago. The Associated Press notes Giants and Dodgers moves to Los Angeles and San Francisco, marking a pivotal expansion in 1958. Broadcaster reactions and hospital reports follow, with emphasis on talent spread and college football trends.
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Amon
Major League Baseball
Chicago
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Associated Press Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nick
Bag
Baggage
Batboy
Tianal
Los Ang
California
San Francisco
Big le Foll
Windsor
Willi Shively
RED 2
Emmitsburg
Theodore
Earlack
New Windsor
Milwaukee
Waren Hospital
New York Kangas City
Baltimore
Epi Te Merton Slaeps
Albert Jlahn
Fancyr Tengues Truly na-Hown
George Achold
Inand fur-Kant Son
Gross
Nancylows
Warner Hospital
Earl Ci
Sredermont
Rich
Audtion
Wribj Emptuers
Associated Press
Ghier
Taneytown
Torel
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Myvie Angleberger
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Frank Main
Emmett Angleberger
Charles Cole Jr
Roy Thompson
Charles Angleberger
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Doris Main
William Main
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Donald Main
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Vicky Angleberger
Michael Main
James Angleberger
Jerry Angleberger
Buddy Angleberger
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