West German publishers optimistic on Germany reunification
At the ninth congress of the International Federation of Newspaper Publishers West German publishers voiced unusual optimism about reunification. An Ulstein official predicted a two year timetable citing the Soviet Zone’s economic collapse and Russia’s shift, while noting the West must hold to current policies to outlast the Soviets.
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Oil imports rise as Middle East seeks U S market
Oil economist S Yaari argues Middle East output expansion hinges on penetrating the U S market. He notes lower production costs abroad, limited U S quotas, and rising Middle East sales, implying America may face growing oil imports to meet demand and defense needs.
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Ike faces decisive test over Nixon Stassen clash
The article argues President Eisenhower must rebuke Stassen and back Nixon to preserve GOP unity and prevent Old Guard dominance. It contends his loyalty to friends and partisan stance shape the party’s future, warning a soft stance could empower Bridges McCarthy Knowland forces.
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Whistle Stop Tours and Front Porch Campaign Debate
Hal Boyle notes partisan divides over whistle-stop tours versus front porch campaigning as TV expands reach. He cites McKinley Harding and Harrison as porch exemplars and questions modern candidates’ use of porch style while addressing licensing debates in Wisconsin on fence me in laws.
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A GOOD DAY'S PAY
A columnist mocks high pay for a young singer given $50,000 for two TV show appearances. He contrasts the sum with a senator's annual pay and five years of a professor's earnings, urging readers to question reward based on talent versus popularity.
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Why Treasury daily balance is shown for past dates
The treasury reports transactions from Washington and Federal Reserve Banks and other depositaries nationwide. Each day the Daily Statement compiles hundreds of government accounts, with the daily balance only one item among many.
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How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
Quiz prompts daily IQ scoring from 9 10 correct to 4 correct with titles covering Columbus navigation Rough Riders Acts 1 petition Nutmeg State piano vibration Mexico government Aniline coal Goat meat meanings leap dance herb three letter word grin like a cat and more in a fragmented crossword styled page.
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Rainfall Totals and Averages From Local Records
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 30 today shows minimal precipitation. Cumulative rainfall to date for August and the year are reported along with a 43 year average of 36 95 inches per year and monthly averages from 1912 to 1955 including January through December.
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