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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
2
Editorial laments the 1960 Paris summit fiasco led by Khrushchev calling it a propaganda circus. It argues summitry harms diplomacy, notes Khrushchev’s insults toward Eisenhower, critiques open skies policy, and questions Stevenson as a potential secretary of state.
A weekly Q A explains benefits for a wife and four children, freezes for disabled workers, and benefits at 62. It covers civil service retirement booklets, documentary proof for a mother’s payments, lawyer costs, and citizenship questions related to Social Security eligibility.
Washington AP casts presidential race as a cautious hunt with Johnson as the mild target. Nixon and Stevenson group spar over summit fallout while Symington and Kennedy trade shots. Truman and Morse call for scrutiny. Johnson avoids sharp attacks, courting calm leadership amid looming convention season.
The answer cites Paul to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation and explains that faith precedes good works. It adds that conversion is necessary, good works follow life in Christ, and fruit comes only after abiding in Him.
In Miami a midnight burglary of a pet shop netted a rare Australian white cockatoo a deodoriz ed skunk and a monkey. Parrots were free the next morning and the owner suggested the birds may have bitten the burglars as cages were opened.
Washington reports the CIA has tied Algerian rebel terrorists to the international Communist Movement. North Korea hosted Algerian leaders in Pyongyang with high officials praising joint revolutionary campaigns and pledging support against imperialism. The State Department cites Czech documents to back Secretary Herter's claim Reds seized power by force.
The article examines Democratic hints that a Nixon or Stevenson win in November could shift US policy toward more negotiation with the Soviet Union. It cites Adlai Stevenson in Paris, commentary by Robert Boulay, and claims Democrats told Khrushchev a future administration would ease talks and nuclear concessions.
A brief personal note reads I bet you forgot my birthday and playful greeting to a father.
A Chicago Museum of Natural History visitor could be asphyxiated if allowed into certain rooms without a gas mask. The locked areas contain carbon tetrachloride and ethylene dichloride gases, protecting mummies ancient textiles and animal hides from mold and insects in normal air.
Dr Van Dellen discusses amebiasis causes prevention and treatment options including hygiene improvements and common drug regimens. He notes varying infection rates by region and advises on prophylaxis for travelers. He outlines symptoms diagnostic challenges and offers a mailed leaflet on amebiasis with stamped self addressed envelope. Puffiness questions relate to glandular disorders and premenstrual fluid changes.
G H warns raw onions daily may cause facial eruptions though not proven. I O P notes cranberry scare ended and hormones in chicken livers deemed safe. poultry products cleared for consumption.
Osteomyelitis is a bone infection that can affect the jaw. It may originate from infected teeth or sinuses or from injury. Today’s health tip warns against crash dieting.
In a periodical reflection on faith and science, a writer notes that miracles and machines coexist while half the world suffers hunger and half the population neglects the heart, urging spiritual sustenance amid material plenty.
The Monroe News-Star declares itself an independent newspaper printing news impartially and supporting what is right regardless of party politics. It notes editorial leadership by William H. Bronson president Richard Hate general manager and Jack Gates executive editor along with other staff and AP news rights.
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