United States to Launch Manned Space Ship This Year
Aviation magazine Flying reports the U S plans a late year launch of a man driven craft, possibly making the United States the first nation to reach outer space. The X-15 booster rocket would reach 400 miles up and speeds of 5000 to 6000 mph, with later models ground launched. The pilot and instruments would be protected by refrigeration, with the mission led by a high ranking air force officer.
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United States
Russia
Flying
New York
N. Y
Gill Robb Wilson
Air Force Association
Space
Outer Space
Air Force
IRS ruling on utility advertising sparks free speech debate
The Internal Revenue Service ruling that some institutional advertising by electric utilities cannot be claimed as a business expense provokes protests from newspapers and publishers. Critics fear it limits private enterprise, hampers public information, and threatens freedom of speech. The piece cites the Moline Daily Dispatch and discusses broader implications for government and business messaging.
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Internal Revenue Service
Moline
Illinois
Daily Dispatch
Internal Revenue
Doctor Discusses Rating Of Illness Types And Patient Attitudes
Dr T R Van Dellen notes hospital staff favor certain patients and moods. A NYS J Med case shows a 58 year old woman benefiting from ward care while privately housed peers received less attention. Fatigue is explained by physical exams and childhood roots of laziness.
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Bernard C. Meyer
New York State Journal of Medicine
Diet and nutrition and nose surgery questions
M. J. asks if a diet of meat milk cooked fruit bread and butter provides all nutrients. The reply notes vitamin C missing and adds fresh produce eggs to meet the basic seven. R. P. asks about correcting a narrowed nose from past fracture. A plastic surgeon specializing in nasal reconstruction could help.
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M. J
Exercise tones muscles during pregnancy
Mrs. W says walking plenty during pregnancy does not ease labor but it improves muscular tone and circulation, which in turn enhance the pregnant woman's general condition.
Harlem Race Demagogue Controversy Splits Republican Leaders
Negro leaders within the Harlem GOP clashed at the New York County Committee Headquarters over nominating a Democrat with left wing ties as the party's candidate for Congress. They denounced Powell and warned that street safety would be at stake if he was not nominated. A leader faulted Eisenhower for past Meyer. The article notes Powell's income tax case and political maneuvering dating to 1956.
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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 i
Devereux
Devereuxs
Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
New York City
New York County
Brooklyn
Bronx
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Maryland legislators saluted as generals by public praise
In Washington the Maryland lawmakers Reps. Jimmy Devereux and Ted Miller are praised for military careers. Devereux, a retired Marine brigadier general, and Miller, a former major general in the Chinese Nationalist Army, are noted for their conservative voting records and service on defense committees amid national debates on military power and governance.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Maryland
Jimmy Devereux
Edward T
Ted) Miller
Devereux
Wake Island
Marine Corps
Ted Miller
Pentagon
Easton
Army
First
Miller
Yale
Congress
Worker quit in rage. earns unemployment in Connecticut
A Connecticut man who quit in a huff and tried to be rehired 15 minutes later after cooling off was granted unemployment compensation by Commissioner Harold Strauch. He argued denying the chance for expression would force him to restrain his emotions beyond human bounds.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Harold Strauch
Word causes loss in spelling match
New Haven, Connecticut. John Leary missed the final round of a spelling contest after misinterpreting the word felicitous which he thought meant happy.
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New Haven
Conn
UPI
John Leary
Dr Crane on Divorces and Quixote Readers
Dr Crane argues most divorces begin in the bedroom and urges readers to quote him accurately. He notes Freud’s view of sexual factors alongside other motives and recalls 35 years of counseling with daily mail from readers seeking his booklets.
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Joel T
Dr. Freud
Crane
Ttese
Joel
William Wrigley, Jr
Dr. Crane
Building Ego Is Called Bad Way for Bride to Marry
Hal Boyle argues that many women should not boost a suitor’s ego but rather exploit his weaknesses to prompt marriage. The advice lists manipulative tactics from sunburn perks to financial and career pressure, ending with a caution about the moral cost of creating a dependent husband.
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New York
Jone
Portraits by James J Metcalfe
A 1958 piece on portraits by artist James J Metcalfe. The brief notes the artist’s style and subjects, highlighting the attention to detail and composition typical of Metcalfe’s work.
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James J. Metcalfe
Daily Devotions on Gathered Faith and Prayer
A devotional excerpt cites Matthew 18 20 reminding believers that Christ is present when small groups meet. It encourages faithful attendance despite discouragement and urges humble worship tomorrow with a prayer for God to guide devoted service in sanctuaries.
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Christ
Maine to test educational TV in schools next year
The Maine education department will pilot educational television in the next academic year. Three commercial stations will air a weekly music instruction course during school hours. TV sets will be installed in classrooms in towns lacking a regular music teacher starting in September.
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Educational TV
Augusta
UPI
Education Department of
State of
Maine
Monroe Morning World Founder Notes and Editorial Mission
The Monroe Morning World, founded 1929, operates as an independent daily in Monroe. The paper lists publishers and editors, Associated Press affiliation, and its stance to print news impartially and support what it believes is right regardless of party.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
North Éth
Olive Street
Robert Ewing Jr
Cini
William A Bronses
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Frank
Branham Company National
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Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
Gap Francisco
Lee Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe Morning World
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