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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1958
Page
4
The June 25 anniversary marks twenty years since the Civil Aeronautics Administration began with the 1938 Civil Aeronautics Act. The editorial lauds CAA safety gains, expanded air travel, and preparations for jet and space age developments.
The Senate approved steps to repeal the three percent freight tax and the ten percent passenger tax by votes of 59 to 25 and 50 to 35 respectively. Lyndon B. Johnson and William F. Knowland opposed repeal. Thirty-three Democrats and 26 Republicans supported it, sending the bill back to the House for acceptance or rejection. The repeal aims to boost economic recovery, aid southern and western states, and end a World War II era tax.
An editorial and Citizens Alliance to Build Michigan raise the question Whats wrong with Michigan reflecting broad discontent over high prices taxes and bureaucracy. Larry Love of Battle Creek traced the costlier business climate to state policies as other states grow employment while Michigan lags.
The piece discusses Sherman Adams and Bernard Goldfine, noting Adams accepted hospitality and gifts. The author urges a broader Congressional inquiry into hospitality accepted by officials, criticizing per diem limits and suggesting many lawmakers draw large speaking fees while enjoying lavish hospitality.
A long, dialog filled piece contrasts Coolidge's dam pledge with a drought joke on an Indian Reservation. It shifts to a critique of Sherman Adams in Washington, arguing opponents attack him for power, hypocrisy, and sanctimony rather than policy. The author reflects on Adams line and public scrutiny.
HAL BOYLE reports Michigan’s economy slumps amid migration by GM and Dow in the Great Lakes region. A Lansing meeting of 120 small businessmen yielded 69 answer sets showing taxes, business climate, CIO influence, and wages as reasons for decline and steps like curbing CIO and a right to work bill as solutions.
Dr. Crane advises Charley B. a 22 year old graduate torn between teaching and becoming a clergyman. The piece argues a pastor can influence a large adult audience, needs public speaking skill, athletic appeal, and a keen sense of human relations. It promotes a booklet on public platform strategy.
Dr T R Van Dellen warns mushroom gatherers to avoid risky species such as Amanita with orange or scarlet caps and white patches. He notes delayed poisoning from A verna brunnescens and phalloides, and immediate symptoms from Amanita muscaria with atropine antidote.
W M writes on how doctors test for arteriosclerosis. They view the retina with an ophthalmoscope and use X rays to detect arterial changes. When disturbances are found, physicians infer hardened arteries.
Mrs D notes conversion reactions involve emotional conflicts expressed as physical symptoms such as palpitations pain itching or numbness. Psychiatrists describe the condition as a transformation of psychic conflicts into functional disorders.
A note from S. F. discusses how a small percentage of psoriasis patients develop arthritis. The two conditions are linked in some views but considered potentially coincidental by others. The idea posits psoriasis as outward skin manifestation while joints bear the disease in some cases.
The Monroe Morning World explains its founding by John D. Ewing and later publishers, the 1929 post office entry, and daily morning publication by News-Star-World Publishing Corporation. It lists staff roles, AP affiliation, and advertising representation while asserting impartial news coverage.
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