05 Feb 1960
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1960
Page
1
A mangled OCR fragment lists numbers and letters, mentions weeks and days, and hints at local notices. It references people with ages and locations, plus advertising and religious terms, all presented in a jumbled, incomplete line.
A fragmentary OCR shows references to a hotel and corral area with numbers and codes, including a Rainwater phonetic tag and a 700 Nor price. It contains stray municipal or utility shorthand and incomplete place names, lacking full context or clear action.
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment.
The article debates U S and Soviet missile strength, citing McElroy and Gates. It notes uncertainty about intercontinental missiles, the balance of power, and deterrence, with focus on LC BM counts, bomber power, and shifts in assessment methods. The piece questions where the United States stands as Russia advances.
A State Trooper stops a driver after a chaotic roadside incident. The narrator and friends struggle with a flat tire and a stuck jack, hurry to a hotel, and reflect on family news and a tense party atmosphere at a coastal retreat with a sunset over the sea and a distant tanker.
The piece discusses Kennedy and Adlai regarding Red China joining the UN. It notes labor union tensions over film studio labor practices and Mitchell's aborted vice presidency remark, alongside Kennedy's stance on recognizing Que Moy and Matsu and opposition to their continued dispute in the Formosan Straits.
Tucson report details a fledgling Arizona settlement along Oracle with winding streets, shops, and adobe homes. It highlights Sam Nanini’s vision creating a unique community attracting artists and residents, while noting looming changes and the era’s development pressures.
Washington discusses defense contracts funding aides and donors as Democrats and Republicans argue over campaign ethics. The piece notes contractor contributions, dinners, and the Defense Department role in political fundraising during the presidential cycle.
Dr Van Dellen discusses staying healthy in later life through activity and planning. He urges seniors to stay mentally and physically engaged, resist slowing down, and find meaningful work or hobbies. He notes questions will be answered by mail with a stamped return envelope.
A. discusses whether allergy and asthma tendencies are inherited in children. The note surveys if a family history of hay fever allergies or asthma increases a child’s risk of developing allergic reactions or asthma.
A. A. B. discusses the issue of female wrestlers having children during their careers. The note questions whether a woman wrestler should be expected to pause for pregnancy and who would tell a lady wrestler what to do.
This column offers practical posture tips for a 65 year old with rigid shoulders and cautions on fatigue. It also discusses castor oil as an old but still effective laxative, with a note to keep poisons out of the medicine chest. In foreign policy, Stevenson urged admitting China to the UN and trusteeship of Formosa. Kennedy seeks diplomatic recognition with Stevenson’s support. Humphrey remains quiet on the issue.
The Monroe News Star is an independent afternoon paper published by News Star World Publishing Corporation with offices at Olive and North Fourth Street. The staff includes Robert Ewing Jr as Chairman, William H. Bronson as President, Richard Hale GM, Edmund G Brown Assoc Gen Mer, Jack Gates Exec Editor, and Walker B Hatten Managing Editor. The Associated Press news is credited and Branham Company handles national advertising.
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