Uncle Sam Debt Explained In Everyday Terms
Washington economists say the national debt will never vanish but can be managed. The debt totals about 27314 billion dollars with bonds and government funds held by around 40 million Americans and grows with the population. Reducing debt gradually could ease inflation while sharp cuts may strain the economy.
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Sam
Quise
United States
Linis
Uncle Sam
W. Randolph Burgess
the Treasury
Professor's Plan Would Turn Transit Dream Into A Reality
Northwestern University professor Slantey Berge outlines a suburban super rapid transit concept for Chicago using a coordinated network of railroad tracks. The plan envisions two car self propelled units at up to 70 mph, through trains connecting suburban lines with downtown hubs and weekend excursion service within 150 to 200 miles, funded by private railroads with public support.
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Chicago
Assn
Air Transport Assn
America
Berge
Northwestern University
Business School
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Waukegan
Homewood
Feo
Asb Tds Vicws
Ilinois Central Railroad
Cupid and the office crush wrecks routine in column
Don Goodwin notes that office romance, not the common cold, disrupts productivity. Cupid’s mischief and lingering social rituals undermine work, with caution to keep romances discreet. Bosses rarely sympathize with crushes, and a married worker faces added scrutiny.
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Don Goodwin
Trathskeller
Bald Spokesman Defends Bald Heads in Spring Sun
Milwaukee columnist argues bald men face social taunts yet prove outdoors lovers. He cites Shakespeare and likens sunburned scalps to badges of honor while ridiculing hat wearers who pretend to have hair.
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F. H. Bordsen
Milwaukee
Martial
Hervie
Shakespeare
Japs March on British Embassy in Tokyo Protests H-Bomb Test
About 400 leftist Japanese students protested Britain's second H-bomb test at the British Embassy in Tokyo. Police kept order after eight hours of sporadic demonstrations. Embassy officials said they were not open for business Saturday. A mass rally was planned for Monday. Also noted, 1956 saw a record 87,000 farm ponds built by farmers.
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Tokyo
Britain
South Pacific
Barbara Salisbury the star’s secretary for June Allyson
Barbara Salisbury, a long time secretary to June Allyson, handles letters, appointments, shopping, and wardrobe duties. She writes lines with Allyson, travels with her to cities and Europe, and recently joined a Powell family vacation to Hawaii.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Barbara Salisbury
June Allyson
Bing Crosby
Paramount
Susan Hayward
Ellen Drew
Evelyn Keyes
Barbara
New York
Conover
20Th Century-Fox
Bill Bowens
Dick Powell
June
MGM
Jimmy Stewart
Jose Ferrer
David Niven
The
Star
Europe
Powells
Hawaii
Tax policy sparks debate on government spending and cuts
Treasury spending in the new fiscal year may require higher tax revenues, delaying cuts. Some push for cutting government outlays to spur tax-rate reductions, while skeptics warn Congress may just raise appropriations and debt. The piece also notes TV series and film industry notes amid budget concerns.
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Congress
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Charles Mercer
New York
Walter Brea
Do the Guaranty Trust Co
Pinkus
Irving
New
Abc-Tv
Bank
West Virginia
California
Brent
Luke
Likte Luke
Hessie
Joseph
Ore
Brennan
Fromble
Frontier Hospital Edge as Troops Rally at Fort Lara
Lieutenant Eastwood returns from action with a shattered arm after a frontier assault. Captain Nathan Kincaid faces amputation as Emil Schwabacker and four troopers prepare to save his life with a perilous surgery aided by whiskey and improvised tools. The wounded officer, his wife Lydia, and the grim scene unfold at the battered fort.
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Emil Schwacarbines
Backer
Fort Rising
Ihea
Eastwood
Schwabacker
Temple Jocelyn
Fate Ray Rletta
Fort Lara
Docelyn
Ryndlee
Jocelyn
Emil
Lyn
Emilee
Emil Schwabacker
Infanttry
Mr. Eastwood
McGruger
Finnegan
Linahan
Mike
Ehe
Emil Schwasbacker
Schwabacher
Barns
Nathan Kincaid
Ian
Captain Kincaid
Kincaid
Lydia
Nathan
Corporal Linahan
Sor
Frank Sinatra publicity spins and public feuds
Hollywood gossip notes on Frank Sinatra attracting press heat without seeking it, plus a 2 500 000 suit against him. The piece cites his battles with rivals and past romances, and other showbiz anecdotes including Clifton Webb, Errol Flynn, and Liberace. Flynn teases memoirs with yacht trial details.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Frankie
Sinatra
Hoboken
Ava Gardner
Frank
Samuel Goldwyn
Clifton Wabb
Vine Street
Noel Coward
Errol Flynn
Liberace
Flynn
State To Drop Off Brand Liquor Under Review
The State Liquor Control Commission will hold a mid June session to drop 40 to 30 items from beverage listings. Chairman E Ganjot Bias said brands not in popular demand will be removed to streamline sales. Effective July 1 the revised list will be enforced and off brands moved at special sales. Time saver tips advise breading chicken ahead for deep frying.
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Charleston
State
Liquor Control Commission
E. Ganjot Bias
Comets
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G. M. Powers
Main Street
Hollywood News
Business Mirror
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Fayattevilla Federal
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Federal Home Loan Bank System
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