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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
2
The piece argues the foreign aid program should be temporary despite repeated extensions and broader scope. It notes bipartisan support exists but warns against treating aid as permanent, urging focus on ending it when wise, while acknowledging its role in securing markets for American goods and maintaining employment.
The article argues that rising postal costs are driven by higher worker pay and stamp prices, while much of the deficit stems from free mail for other government departments. It contends post offices carry large volumes for Congress, the armed services, and agencies like Agriculture, Interior, Commerce, and HEW without revenue, masking true costs. It suggests charging for all government mail would reveal the real deficit.
President Nasser secures a canal accord that increases 2 year revenue to about 115 million dollars, with Egypt earning a net profit around 50 million yearly. The plan separats tangible canal assets from investments, fixes price, and aims to dredge to 34 feet, widen passages, and possibly build a parallel channel with pipelines to boost capacity and western shipping interests.
Today's Bible Thought emphasizes divine protection and spiritual preservation. It cites Psalm 121 verse 7, proclaiming the Lord will guard and preserve the reader's soul from all harm.
A fielding quotation from Henry Ward Beecher praises the human soul as wonderfully created, noting the presence of something divine within and the paradox of infinite future potential despite a finite past.
Mrs Earl R Waddell Jr of Fort Worth Texas tops a crowd discussing sewing and the Singer national contest. She says sewing is a creative outlet and hopes to win part of a $125,000 purse while teaching her daughter to sew and balancing family life.
A radio of quick quotes reports California Governor race talk by William Knowland noting a large Democrat lead in registration and a rugged contest. Central High School discusses gradual desegregation in the South. Mrs. Maurine Noenberger says it is permissible for women to model bathing suits, citing commerce data. Kenneth J. Brown criticizes U S education as potentially fostering juvenile delinquency. Edward G Robinson Jr is hospitalized after a 35 foot fall from a Malibu sundeck with his comment about the spill and pain.
A banquet behind the Iron Curtain mirrors a White House dinner for Polish leader Gomulka with 660 guests at the Romanian Council of Ministers. Romanian premier Stolen and officials toast Gomulka as guests sample caviar and a large menu, amid communist display and music.
A burst of fragmented notes blends jokes about family life and TV comics with a science discussion on nuclear bombs and radiation. It cites Leipinsky and Ambassador Lodge, linking social humor to a technical briefing for a US Radiation Committee and a forthcoming Soviet response as Strauss prepares a public demonstration.
Dr Edwin P. Jordan explains that parakeets and related birds can carry psittacosis a disease potentially communicable to humans. He notes increased bird sales since 1951 and urges buyers to ensure birds are disease free while highlighting quarantine history and the need for laboratory testing and prompt antibiotic treatment when illness arises.
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