Hold The Line Stop Inflation Campaign Appeal
The San Antonio Light urges readers to oppose federal inflation and currency expansion. It blames excessive government spending for rising living costs and asks citizens to contact their senators and congressmen or sign a coupon to send a Stop Inflation message to Washington.
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San Antonio Light
Congressiman
San Antonio
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Washington
Stop Inflation Stop Pork Bills and Wasteful Spending
A citizen urges congress to fight inflation by stopping fractional spending and pork barrel bills. The plea warns cheapened dollars threaten the nation and calls for decisive votes to keep America strong and fiscally responsible.
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Congress
America
Harriman criticizes Soviet info on Moscow fair exhibit
Former New York governor Averell Harriman warns that Soviet state press and radio cast doubt on the authenticity of the U S Moscow exhibit. He notes their sneers at the 13000 dollar model home and argues American papers reinforce interest as both nations struggle in cultural exchanges.
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Averell V Harriman
New York
U.S
Harrimson
U. S
Reda
Anastas Mikoyan
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Unclear OCR Fragment From Philadelphia Proposal Debate
Fragmentary text appears to quote or paraphrase a Philadelphia political scene with names and phrases that are unreadable or garbled. The readable bits hint at a proposal, a city issue, and references to a local legislator and executives, but concrete facts are missing.
Strauss Urged for Place on GOP Ticket in 1960
A Washington based drive to nominate former Secretary of Commerce Lewis I Strauss as vice president backs a plan pairing him with Richard Nixon. The effort, led by strategist Jan Inan Han, aims to prove Strauss as a serious minority faith candidate while courting support from political and industrial figures. Nixon has so far given no public response.
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Woshington
Commerce
Lewis I. Strauss
Heda Well
Bult
Richard Nixon
Nhere
Dome Galall
Cnily
Vice
Nixon
Blaise
Patitien
Halen
Hance
Trauss
Ume
Strauss
Cominelion
Mitchell
Oby Strauss
Senate
Fleet
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Through the Years Front themes of The San Antonio Light
A collage of 1890s and 1900s items notes police and civic topics in San Antonio. Entries mention police chief Palmer’s population estimate, vandalism and property damage, a city police policy shift, a racing event open to the public, and social changes affecting women under a modern attorney tag.
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San Antonio
Tce
Womey
Lockwood
Bride
Heells
Mea. A. Joske
San Antonia
Mealty Talk On Perfectionism And Stress
The piece discusses the high achieving personality type, its drive for perfection, and health risks like headaches and burnout. It notes executives' difficulty delegating, resulting fatigue and recurring headaches, and advises reducing perfectionist demands and consulting a physician.
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Aribbon
Pion
Tomorrasy
Jabkover
Historian or Propagandist in Hoover Roosevelt Debate
A historian argues about Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and his portrayal of Hoover Roosevelt co operation. The piece cites Hoover and Moley writings and a 1933 Roosevelt plan, noting two surviving witnesses and a January 20 1933 conference. It contrasts Schlesinger's view with the actual program differences between 1932 and the second New Deal.
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Schlesinger
Franklin
D. ‘Roosevelt
Ogden Mills
Raymond Moley
Hoover
Moley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tam
Sen
Carter
Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Brain Trust
White House
Mills
Tull
Steter
Henry Stimson
Norman ‘Davis
Covyrleht
Kitty
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