Editorial argues U S to launch manned space craft this year
The piece notes Flying magazine reports a late November launch of a manned X-15 space plane, possibly making the United States the first to reach outer space while Russia may precede it. It describes airborne launch, booster rockets, a ground launch plan, and a speculation that a high ranking Air Force officer will pilot the mission.
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United States
Russia
Flying
New York
N. Y
Gill Robb Wilson
Air Force Association
Outer Space
Air Force
IRS ruling on advertising taxes sparks free speech debate
The Internal Revenue Service rejects treating certain institutional advertising by electric utilities as a deductible business expense. The ruling provokes protests from newspapers and publishers, arguing it threatens freedom of information and fair public discourse. The Moline Daily Dispatch warns of chilling effects on private enterprise and public judgment. The piece also reflects on moon landing talk and political party dynamics in the South.
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Internal Revenue Service
Moline
Illinois
Daily Dispatch
Internal Revenue
Doctor Discusses Hospital Rating Of Illness Types
Dr. T R Van Dellen explains how hospital staff may favor certain patients and that attitudes can shape care. A case from Dr Bernard C Meyer shows a ward choice influenced attention and how a patient recovered after voicing concerns.
Diet balance question in early nutrition guidance
A reader asks if meals with meat milk cooked fruit bread and butter cover all nutrients. The guidance says no because the diet lacks vitamin C and recommends adding fresh fruits vegetables and eggs to reach a basic seven nutrients.
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M. J
Nose breathing issues may be corrected by plastic nose reconstruction
R. P. asks about correcting a long standing nasal obstruction after a broken nose. A plastic surgeon specializing in rhinoplasty can assess and perform reconstructive surgery to restore nasal patency.
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R. P
Exercise tones muscles during pregnancy improves condition
Mrs W says walking plenty in pregnancy does not ease labor but it strengthens muscles and boosts circulation, aiding overall health for the expectant mother.
Powell and Harlem GOP split over Powell candidacy
Negro leaders at the National Republican Club clash with Thomas Curran and Mrs. Preston Davie over nominating Adam Clayton Powell as the Republican candidate for Harlem Congress. Leaders denounce Powell yet feel compelled to nominate him to avoid street trouble. Eisenhower blames politics. The dispute centers on Powell’s income tax case and past left wing associations.
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Republican Party
Adam Clayton Powell
New York County Committee
National Republican Club
Thomas J. Curran
Preston Davie
Congress
Harlem
Powell
Eisenhower
United
Maryland Generals in Congress Highlight Race and Power
The piece profiles Maryland reps Jimmy Devereux and Ted Miller as veteran officers turned lawmakers. It notes Devereux's Marine heroism and Miller's Chinese Nationalist Army rank, their conservative records, and roles on defense spending. It also discusses Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and New York politics, race, and party dynamics shaping mayoral and gubernatorial prospects.
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Devereux
Wake Island
Marine Corps
Ted Miller
Congress
Devereuxs
Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Easton
Army
First
Miller
Yale
Maryland
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Joe Martin
Leonard Hall
Department of Defense
Secretary of Defense
USA
Devereux and Miller
Worker who quit in a huff wins unemployment claim
A Hartford worker who quit in anger and failed to secure rehire after cooling off 15 minutes later was granted unemployment benefits by Commissioner Harold Strauch. He said denying the chance to express emotion would force restraint beyond humane bounds.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Harold Strauch
Felicitous word costs finalist in spelling match
In New Haven Connecticut John Leary lost the final round of a spelling contest because the word felicitous proved troublesome. The UPI report notes the incident as a rare miss that ended his chances at the title.
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New ‘Haven
Conn
UPI
John Leary
Dr Crane on Divorces Facts First In Debates
Dr Crane argues most divorces begin in the bedroom and stresses quoting accurately. He recalls 35 years of counseling, receiving about 1000 letters daily, and urges readers to seek precise data before debate.
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Joel
Dr. Freud
Crane
William Wrigley, Jr
Building Ego Is Called Bad Way For Bride To Marry
Hal Boyle warns that many brides fail to marry because they inflate a suitor’s ego. The piece humorously lists manipulative schemes to inflame a bachelor’s insecurities until he proposes. It closes noting a self-made wreck of a husband but warns the wife can later rebuild him.
Portraits by James J Metcalfe Blind Hypocrites
Poem reflects on hypocrisy and self deception, citing Emerson. It argues some hypocrites convince themselves their words align with truth, pursuing ambition until death without regard to lies. Copyright details appear at end.
Daily Devotions on Gathered Faith and Worship
A devotional urging faithful worship in small gatherings citing Matthew 18 20 and promising Christ’s presence. It encourages tomorrow’s opportunity to demonstrate convictions, support others, and seek merciful guidance for devoted worship in sanctuaries through prayer in Jesus name.
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Christ
Maine to test educational TV in schools
The Maine education department will pilot a weekly music instruction program via television for the next academic year. Three commercial stations will carry the course during school hours starting in September. Sets will be installed in classrooms in towns lacking a regular music teacher.
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Educational TV
Augusta
UPI
Education Department of
State of
Maine
Monroe Morning World An Independent Local Paper
The Monroe Morning World describes itself as an independent daily newspaper with offices in multiple cities. It outlines ownership, editorial leadership, and its stance on impartial news and political principles.
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Branham Company Nation
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Lee Angelea
Charlotte
Monroe Morning World
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Jimmy Devereux
Edward T
Ted) Miller
Senate Judiciary’ Committee
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
New York City
New York County
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Bronx
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New Jersey
DR. Crane
Don Quixote
Hal Boyle
James J. Metcalfe
Ralph
Waldo Emerson
Pika Cananpeian
Monroe
Robert Ewing
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing Jr
Wiliam A Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Frank Noona
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