Letter to Ralph about Area Redevelopment Act critics
Floyd L. Schultz writes to Texas senator Ralph Yarborough arguing against the Area Redevelopment Act. He contends federal spending harms industry by subsidizing inefficiency and cites Michigan as an example of state-caused problems, urging states to solve their own economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Floyd L. Schultz
Schultz
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
How to raise funds with a Strong Man in Somnolencia
A provocative satire imagines a fictitious dictator exploiting a staged Communist Threat to milk U.S. aid. The piece traces the scheme from arming a local provocateur to secure Swiss deposits, underscoring the danger of dependence on anti Communist rhetoric and foreign patronage.
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Somnolencia
Republic of Somnolencia
War College
CLA
Foster Dulles
Washington
Franklin
Sam
Kremlin
What Goes Up Comes Down in Retail Economics
A major American department store leader warns that business cycles must correct themselves and that government attempts to override supply and demand are misguided. He argues prosperity cannot be endless and that adjustments are natural rather than failures.
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House
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Realism and Reason in Burke on the Revolution in France
The article adapts Edmund Burke's 1790 reflections to urge American realism and rational discourse. It condemns self important literary and political elites, attacks prosyletizing atheistic writers, and warns against cabal influence and persecution in pursuit of imagined reforms.
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France
Edmund Burke
U.S.A
Bids For A Smile In Christmas Shopping
A light hearted column notes women may splurge on gifts and outfits during Christmas, joking that such purchases mirror a year of dieting effort.
No clear headline from fragmentary economic note
The fragment argues controls and other economic straight jackets often worsen problems, expresses hope to learn from experience, and warns against triggering panic again. The text lacks identifiable people, places, or organizations to ground a full card.
Three-Year Trade Pact Compromise Moves In Congress
President Eisenhower seeks broad authority to negotiate trade deals and cut tariffs with a three-year renewal bargain. House support remains strong after a 317 to 98 vote, while Senate leaders weigh a companion three-year extension to avoid weakening executive powers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Wilbur Mills
Ark
Ways and Means
Finance Committee
Senaor Harry Byrd
Roosevelt
Mills
Richard Russell
Russell
Rayburn
John McCormack
Weeks
The Pros in Politics and a Call for Lincoln's Spirit
George E Sokolski argues against letting professionals run politics. He cites the Declaration and Constitution, contrasts famed leaders with professional politicians, and calls for a figure like Abraham Lincoln to restore principle over deals. The piece references Mark Hanna and Theodore Roosevelt as examples. Odess a American, Odessa Texas, June 20 1958.
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Oliver Cromwell
United States
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Napoleon Bonaparte
Khrushchev
D2 Gathe
Peron
Trujillo
Mark Hanna
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Charles F. Murphy
New York City
Samuel Adams
George Washington
Aaron Burr
Thomas Jefferson
Charles Sumner
Abraham Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Jefferson
Lincoln
Woodro Wilson
Sherman Adams
Oran
The
Odessa
Tex
Unions Blamed as Public Enemies in McClellan Hearings
The piece argues unions are a predatory force and public enemies, citing the McClellan Committee hearings as proof. It denounces leaders like Meany Reuther and Lewis, condemns closed shops, and claims labor relations advisers enable extortion at taxpayer cost, framing the battle as a fight for the right to work.
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Los Angeles
Knowland
Lnions
Meany
Reuther
Lewis
McClellan
Roosevelt
Cracker Barrel Cue Lights Up Election Night Oddity
In Eagle Rock California Mayor Edward Olson told a Republican meeting he was probably the only Democrat present. Fate Magazine notes a fuse blew and the public address system failed plunging the hall into darkness. JACK MOFFITT
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Eagle Rock
Cal
G.O.P
Fate
Edward Olson
Freedom Newspaper Mission and Contact Details
The Odessa American publishes a daily freedom focused newspaper in Odessa, promoting moral guidance and self control. It outlines subscription rates and mailing information, noting publication except Saturdays and second class entry.
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Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odessa
Rictor County
Car theft inquiry hinges on cemetery parking claim
In court the defendant explains taking a vehicle parked before a cemetery, contending he assumed the owner was deceased. Prosecutor asks for method and motive as the case proceeds.
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Ralph
R. C Hoiles
McNaught Syndics
Allen
U.S
Edward Martin
Interior
Fred Seaton
U. S
George E. Sokolsky
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Jack Moffitt
Your Freedom Newspaper
Doodlabug
Parr
Part
Limh
Rabbits
A Czar
Ussia
Mindanao
Total
Fis
Stitt
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