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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
11
Fragmentary text provides a fruit sundae theme with pineapple banana toasted coconut and cream details. Mentions a recipe flow with freeze time and assembly steps but text is garbled and includes stray phrases about a Joint Armistice Commission meeting and unrelated items.
Democratic candidate Orville T. Fry accuses supporters of Adlai Stevenson of harassing Gov. Edmund G. Brown during an informal sidewalk poll. Fry claims two dozen Stevenson supporters gathered near Pershing Square while Brown spoke.
A playful bake suggests Crescent Cookies with wheat cereal for a space theme party. Recipes describe crescent shapes, star decorations, and a punch of pink sherbet with lemon soda, plus options like chocolate milk or ice cream.
Former FDA official Barbara Moulton urged a staff shakeup and new laws to remove untested medicines from the market. She claimed some FDA officials were too friendly with drug manufacturers and described transfers as punishment for not being polite to industry. She resigned Feb 19 to pursue housecleaning within the administration.
Readable data suggests current sawtimber stands in California are sufficient to supply timber for about 35 million new houses, highlighting vast forest resources and potential housing material availability.
Vanderbilt Divinity School faced a racial crisis as its last three Black students withdrew during the summer session. Dean Robert J. Nelson and nine faculty members resigned. The three students cited Vanderbilt’s refusal to readmit Rev. James M. Lawson, whose involvement in Nashville lunch counter sit ins triggered the controversy.
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