Burden of Proof Rests On Those Who Seek Diet Change
The article reviews fat intake and cholesterol with Dr. Albert H. Holland noting animal fats raise cholesterol but the link to coronary disease is not proven. He urges caution and says further study is needed while emphasizing the current high life expectancy and that the burden of proof lies with advocates of changing diets.
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Albert H. Holland
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Holland
Meat Prices Stand Firm Amid Inflation Push
The American Meat Institute reports meat prices up only two tenths of one percent since 1950, while overall living costs rose 19 percent. Poultry and fish also stayed steady as supplies and market competition kept prices down. Other nations show larger cost increases in housing and goods.
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American Meat Institute
AMI
United Nations
Argentina
France
Japan
Norway
Great Britain
Indonesia Leader Soekarno Tours Amid West New Guinea Debate
The author questions Soekarno’s Asia Africa tour and possible push to seize West New Guinea from the Dutch. They label Indonesia’s claim weak, noting few Indonesians on the island, Papuan disinterest, and Jakarta’s limited control. Quotes emphasize caution and governance lessons. The piece closes with aphorisms about courage and experience.
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Soekarno
Indonesia
Asia
Africa
West New Guinea
New Guinea
Capa
Clerics as Bridges Between God and Man in Modern Faith
Jim Bishop argues that mass churchgoing imposes a growing burden on clerics. He notes pastors must bridge God and people, be less aloof, and engage the laity to maintain trust across diverse faiths and communities.
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United States
Red Clay
Georgia
Fifth Avenue
Jerusalem
St. Stephen's Church
N. J
Samuel Geffen
St. George's-by-the-River
George Robertshaw
God
Education or work path for Herbert at crossroads
Dr Crane advises Herbert L. aged 18 to pursue at least one year of college after high school, citing Dr Glick data that a diploma adds earnings. He recommends business college for practical skills unless aiming for professions, and urges planning for the long term with a Vocational Guidance Kit offer.
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Herbert
George W. Crane
Herbert L
Crane
Paul C. Glick
Census Bureau
Benjamin Franklin
Eisenhower Budget Hints and Peace Focus in State of the Union
The State of the Union offered broad aims rather than details for year two of Eisenhower’s second term. Observers note omissions on defense reorganization and limited new foreign aid plans. A four billion dollar defense boost was proposed without deficit financing details, while science education funding would rise to fuel research. The speech stresses peace as a core theme but shows a gap between advocacy and concrete action.
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Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Soviet
Russia
United Nations
Sardines Snafu Traces Price Chain From Port to Consumers
A cargo of sardines lands in port and is sold for 50 000 to a broker who passes them for 80 000 and, after several transfers, reaches 150 000. Consumers find them inedible and complaints reach back to the voyage captain. The tale mocks publicity and ends with a Hitchcock reference and extracts.
Brain Game Answers Card
The quiz lists eight questions on clothing items and origins. It asks for terms for a blanket worn by a Mexican peon, Dutch wooden shoes, the gatayak garment, sari location, shako, cashmere wool source, Basque round flat hat, and the country where long trousers began for men.
These Days Some Problems Of Education
A social science teacher laments educational policy that discourages effort and individual learning. He argues the system promotes easy work, age-based retention, and average-based promotion, stifling teachers and students. He cites administrators who constrain teaching, discipline debates, and debates over religion in schools, calling for recognition of varied learning speeds and responsible instruction.
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Johnny
Ohio
Hodgkins disease overview and its uncertain cause
A letter from Mrs F discusses Hodgkin's disease in her 20 year old son. The article outlines its rarity in places, typical lymph gland swelling, non contagious nature, reticuloendothelial system involvement, possible remission, and treatment options including X rays and nitrogen mustard drugs. It notes ongoing research and a recent New York conference.
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Hodgkin
Thomas Hodgkin
New York
Eisenhower pleas for foreign aid amid inflation warnings
President Eisenhower urges continued foreign aid in a Congress address while critics question its efficacy and inflationary impact. A letter from Dwight Mutchler of Athens argues the program fails to deter communism and burdens taxpayers with rising costs. The note also highlights the public forum in The Messenger and includes a brief field note on compass plant behavior.
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the Messenger
Eisenhower
Congress
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Paul Revere
Alfred Hitchcock
King Features Syndicate
Nourly
George Sokolsky
Edwin Jordan
the Public Forum
Dwight Mutchler
Athens
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
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Ohio & W. Va
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