Law Against Racial Discrimination Passed in New Guinea
Message from Ruark notes the Legislative Council of New Guinea and Papua, under Australian administration, enacted a law banning racial segregation in premises, services and pricing. He cites a café refusal as the trigger and praises its enforcement against discrimination.
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Legislative Council of
New Guinea
Papua
Lae-Goroka-Folie Creek
Jim
Mike Leahy
Jim Taylor
George Greathead
Ian Downs
Columbus
America
Goroka
Waghi
Horrie Nyall
Dear Dr Mother Advice on Neck Tightness and Arthritis
Mrs M asks about neck cord tightness with no anxiety. Dr Mother says tension is common but posture head position and spinal changes in middle age can contribute. He offers a leaflet Dont Quit Because of Arthritis with self addressed stamped envelope and 5 cents for printing and handling. He cannot answer individual letters but uses readers questions when possible.
Body Renewal and DNA Guidance Explained for Health
A physician explains that the body renews cells continually while preserving overall design. DNA directs cell pattern, proteins build tissues, and organs are rebuilt one cell at a time. Regular meals supply protein to sustain ongoing cell production, with bone structure replaced several times in a lifetime. A reader asks about tongue swelling in a 71 year old, and the doctor links allergy and B vitamin deficiency plus dental factors, urging medical evaluation.
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Dr. Molner
K. A
Polly
Why Some Stocks Don't Come Back
Gerald M. Loeb analyzes 1960s market recovery, noting selective gains. He cites overvaluation, earnings trends, and price earnings ratios, with examples like International Business Machines, Brunswick, and Syntex to illustrate varied recoveries across sectors.
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Brunswick
New York Stock Exchange
Khrushchev Unpopular in China Rumor Sparks Jokes
A satirical line claims Khrushchev’s unpopularity in China rivals a misdeed such as using a fork. The gag contrasts a teen offering to tidy her room with a father's remark about federal funds for wilderness preservation.
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Khrushchev
China
Congressman Sludge seeks random funding cut advice
A congressional figure admits difficulty pinpointing budget cuts and tasks an administrative assistant with a hasty, improvised approach using a hat pin to strike at the issue.
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Sludge Pump
Records Fall as Pole Vault and High Jump Break Again
The scene notes continual records in pole vault and high jump. The question hints at gravity as an unamended law, suggesting a playful doubt about physical limits in sports.
Offbeat Travel Advice and Family Anecdotes
Travel consultants urge exploring lesser known destinations beyond Paris and Mount Everest. A Midwestern father notes his children give golf balls for Father’s Day though he does not play golf. A New Yorker struggles to sleep due to late ball scores from California teams entering the majors.
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Paris
The
Riviera
Mount Everest
Dad
New York
Big City
California
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Ruark
Downs
Orme Denny
Qantas
Goto
Hawaii
Naked Savage
Ounen
BRODY
Gerald M. Loeb
Nana
Sen Spaper
Bill Vaughan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Our
the Sun
SUN
Nevada
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