Rainach Defies Davis Over Sovereignty Commission Plan
Editorial argues Rainach misstates Davis pledge on a Sovereignty Commission and contrasts his demand with Mississippi’s structure. It asserts Davis's bill keeps constitutional officers in control, while Rainach seeks a Commission outside elected branches, risking unconstitutionality and public opposition.
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Presidential Trips Abroad and American Prestige
The 1960 outlook for summit meetings and presidential travel abroad may hurt American prestige. Eisenhower plans a June trip to Japan amid protests and a new defense pact, while Nixon questions future summits, preferring traditional diplomacy.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Question on justice and rewards in Bible teaching
The reply explains that prosperity is not guaranteed by obedience and cites Malachi and Hebrews to show faith depends on God’s promises, not current circumstances. It argues life of faith aims beyond here, noting Moses endured by faith and that rewards may be found in the hereafter rather than in this life.
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Dodd Speaks On Communist Infiltration In NYC
Senator Thomas J. Dodd charged that a Madison Square Garden rally for a sane nuclear policy was organized by a Communist and that the party and its fronts infiltrated the committee. He named Henry Abrams as a key organizer and urged remedial legislation as private action proved insufficient.
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Tonsillectomy Dilemmas With Polio Vaccine Debate
Dr Theodore R Van Detlen explains how polio vaccine affects tonsillectomy decisions, noting increased polio risk after tonsil removal in past outbreaks and varying expert opinions. He suggests deferring surgery unless necessary and advises following a physician’s guidance, with stamped self addressed envelopes for replies.
Kennedy Turns To Political King Makers In North
Senator Kennedy moves into phase two of his bid for the Democratic nomination by courting northern political bosses in New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Michigan. He cites Catholic voters as a pivotal bloc and recalls past Catholic gains while urging unity with leaders like Daley, Lawrence, Williams, De Sapio, Prendergast and Wagner to build a nationwide coalition.
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The Last Angry Man Wins National Interest Award
Hollywood reports Fred Kohlmar's The Last Angry Man awarded the Thomas Alva Edison Foundation prize as the 1959 film best serving the national interest. Foundation head Charles Edison called it a work showing a clash between worthwhile and shoddy values.
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Thomas Alva Jedison Foundation
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Arterial Hardening May Alter Men’s Temperaments
A reader asks if arterial hardening could make a 57 year old man mean as he stops listening to others and erupts over small matters. Some patients show personality shifts after strokes caused by hardened cerebral arteries, possible overnight changes not tied to limb weakness.
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Floating kidney weight gain advice
C J describes a floating kidney and asks how gaining weight could help. Doctors often cite increased retroperitoneal fat as a stabilizing factor that may help anchor the kidney in place, though medical guidance varies by case and underlying causes.
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Hospital vs at home for shock treatments questioned
The writer asks whether shock therapy must occur in a hospital or can be done in a doctor’s office so the patient may go home. The answer notes that hospitalization is advisable when undergoing these treatments.
Parents Plan Sensible Rationale Against Undesirable Media
An parent group outlines a sensible explanation for disapproving reading material, television shows, radio content, and movies. They emphasize guiding children toward age appropriate programs and fostering critical viewing habits through discussion and supervision.
Van Boesschoten Sues For Divorce Over Floor Sleeping
Pierre Van Boesschoten, 57, filed suit for divorce in Opa-locka claiming his wife forced him to sleep on the floor. He said he endured a hardwood bed since their 1924 marriage, calling the arrangement intolerable.
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Opa-Locka, Fla
Pierre van Boesschoten
van Boesschoten
Monroe World News Star-World Publication Info Note
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