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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
4
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller pursues the GOP nomination, chiding Nixon to air views before the convention. Analysts say his bid is too late to gain momentum yet may inject spark. Walter Reuther could influence both parties if Rockefeller and Kennedy gain traction.
The Monroe Morning World notes city leaders approved annual budget increases. Councilmen salaries rise per state law, the mayor jumps from 8500 to 12000, and commissioners from 8000 to 11000. The piece questions fairness and budget impact of self‑awarded raises.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said he would support Vice President Nixon if he secures the Republican presidential nomination but cautioned carrying New York may be difficult unless Nixon addresses key issues. Rockefeller defended prior criticisms as necessary to spark debate before the GOP convention.
George SokolsKy and colleagues William Randolph Hearst Jr Frank Conniff and Bob Considine recount their two interviews with Nikita Khrushchev in a team based journalism experiment. They describe objectivity and accessibility while noting the authors are seasoned, readable reporters. The book titled Ask Me Anything analyzes Khrushchev’s leadership and a controversial purge linked to Stalin’s wife Nadyezhda Alliluyeva.
A reader seeks Dr Steincrohn’s guidance for a four year old boy who harms other children. The mother describes extreme anxiety, harsh punishment, and fear for safety. The doctor urges consulting a pediatrician or family doctor rather than accepting the husband’s view, suggesting the child may be ill or abnormally normal and promising help.
A devotional reflection on compassion and awareness opens the piece, then a critical excerpt discusses Khrushchev and Stalin era dynamics. It highlights Rosa Kaganovich, Furtseva, Bulganin, and Westbrook Pegler, noting how personal ties shaped history. The author praises the book Ask Me Anything for its insight into the people behind events.
Sylvia Porter surveys rising doubt about planned obsolescence as automakers and appliance firms consider dropping yearly model changes. She notes Lip pincott and Margulies findings, Harvard Business Review critiques, and a Ford Motors Kelvinator update. The piece forecasts broader shifts toward durable products, fewer push buttons, and genuine innovations.
Washington reporters quote C. L. Closelooker, noting senators like Kennedy Humphrey Symington and Johnson show varying absentee rates. Closelooker argues pay per vote highlights attendance while suggesting presidential contenders, including Goldwater Dirksen Morton, may miss key roll calls. He cites Civil Rights Clean Elections and Education bills and Johnson’s TV ties.
Charles Malik, former United Nations General Assembly president, criticized Western powers in Williamsburg for settling for peaceful co existence with Communism. He warned the West faces an aggressive foe that will swirl around and beneath containment efforts.
The fragment lists names and roles of publishers editors and executives of the Monroe Morning World, including John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing, with office address, telephone, and AP exclusivity. It states the paper prints news impartially and opposes wrongs regardless of party politics.
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