Cost of living rises again says bureau data
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.5 percent rise in June and a further 5 percent in July, the largest June-July jump since 1957. A subsequent 0.3 percent increase lifts the index to 121.9, meaning items costing $100 in 1957-59 now cost that much. Prices climbed mainly for food, then clothing, transport, medical care and recreation.
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When Oh When The Inflation Backlash Raises Questions
Economists predicted surtax relief but prices keep rising and the inflation spiral widens. The fear of a bursting bubble and possible recession grows as Americans spend more on homes, cars, and recreation, challenging faith in sustained wealth.
Televised football overexposure risks audience fatigue
The writer notes Sunday to Monday game overload, with $55 million spent by TV and radio this season, and rising unsold ad time. While football remains a favorite, pervasive coverage could dull viewers including his wife, warning that excessive telecasts may kill the appeal of the game.
Dear Dr Mother on Granddaughter’s Sniffs and Milk Diet
A healthy slim blonde blue eyed child has frequent sniffles. Pediatrician says Blond, blue eyed children are more prone to colds and advises the mother to remove milk from her diet except with breakfast cereal.
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Doctors Weigh Milk Allergy Across Child Health Concerns
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The barrel cactus acts as a compass to desert wanderers, always leaning south. American troops abroad reach 1,800,000 as the war department faces influenza epidemics concerns.
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Griffin tops Fortas fight shaping GOP policy shift
Senate backer of Fortas defeat Robert Griffin, a Michigan Republican, led the antifilibuster charge that prompted Abe Fortas to withdraw. The back-row senator drew on GOP and Southern Democrat support, citing concerns from a $15,000 lecture fee to Fortas's post‑nomination advisory role, while his moderating stance kept him aligned with many court rulings. Griffin, 44, long a force in Michigan politics, is linked to the Landrum Griffin Act and may become GOP Policy Committee chair as Bourke Hickenlooper retires.
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