Rep Overton Brooks Rejects Moscow Trip Space Subcommittee Plans
Editorial commends Rep. Overton Brooks for opposing a House space subcommittee trip to Moscow to talk with Khrushchev. Brooks warns such a visit would not aid international cooperation and should be handled by the State Department. The piece recalls nostalgia for the Chicago Day Book and reflects on journalism, editors, and historical figures.
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Louisiana
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Rep. Brooks
Brooks
Space Committee
Khrushchev
Hungary
Ben Hecht
America
Michael Yatron
Chicago
West Madison Street
Negley Cochran
Toledo
Ohio
Cochran
United Press
Jack Malloy
State Street
Athenia
Clark Street
Malloy
Clark St
Bill Shanks
Bill Brennan
Dempsey
Bill
168Th
Broadway
New York
Hecht
Dan McGregor
Jack McCloskey
London
Tennyson
Lloyds Influence At Geneva Tarnished By Domestic Politics
The article argues Selwyn Lloyd’s grip at Geneva was undermined by a Britain focused on electioneering. It questions a Times scoop on Lloyd’s possible move from foreign secretary and warns Soviet interpretation could exploit the rift amid delicate talks with a dangerous adversary.
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London
Selwyn Lloyd
London ‘‘Times
Macmillan
Lloyd
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Geneva
Conservative
How To Keep Well by Dr. Van Dellen
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen discusses heart health focusing on risk factors for middle aged individuals. He notes overweight, smoking, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol raise coronary risk and that weight control and diet are key. Moderation in smoking drinking and emotional stress also influence heart health.
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van Dellen
Legislature To Aid Tourist Drive in Louisiana
Louisiana lawmakers support a state tourist program by creating a legislative tourist committee. Eight members from House districts will join the Louisiana Municipal Association to promote the nine point plan. Lake Charles Mayor Sidney Gray praised the move as boosting awareness of tourism potential and state benefits.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Municipal Association
Sidney Gray
Lake Charles
The
LMA
Ah for the good old days in newspaper leads
A nostalgic travel through famous leads by Ray Erwin and others. Notable lines from Grantland Rice, Harry Williams and James Whittaker illustrate how leads shaped stories from sports to crime.
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Ray Erwin
Grantland Rice
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Fred Russell
Nashville Banner
Harry Williams
Arthur Summers Sutherland
Los Angeles
Bolshoi Ballet Faces Allegations of Espionage Ties
The Bolshoi tour tied to Soviet intelligence claims and lax State Department security. Conductor Arthur Lief and prima ballerina Maya Prizetskaya drew scrutiny, with Khrushchev ordering her West visit and extensive on tour supervision noted.
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Hurok
E. F. Cookridge
Secret Service
England
State Department
Aleksandr Alekasandrovich Kudreavstev
Cial
Congressional Investigation
Arthur Lief
Bolshoi
House UN- American Activities Committee
Moiseyevs
Kremlin
Maya Prizetskaya
Soviet Union
India
Prizetskaya
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Plizetskaya
Weather and gratitude in a theological reflection
The answer argues it is not sinful to grumble about weather since God controls it. Emphasizes gratitude, biblical verses about rain and will of God, and contrasts pessimist versus optimist attitudes. Suggests counting blessings leads to happiness despite weather.
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Heat and Arthritis Relief for Hand Stiffness
Mrs A seeks relief for a stiff right middle finger that now aches and swells in the index finger. The advice notes rubber gloves help only if skin irritation exists, while arthritis may improve with hot water washing to ease distress.
Should a Person Bathe Daily or When Needed
Daily bathing is a good hygienic habit but if it dries the skin or worsens dermatitis fewer baths are advised. Many people in clean environments stay clean even if they bathe only every other day or every third day.
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der Roy
McGregor
Colorado
Ludlow
National Guard
Mexico
Villa
City Hall
Carl Sandburg
Galesburg
Sandburg
Roosevelt
Can’t decide Mrs. E. asks if it’s abnormal to fret over choices
Mrs. E. confesses difficulty making up her mind about shopping. She frets before buying and often returns clothes after bringing them home. She asks if this indecision is abnormal for a woman.
Tests for prolonged pharyngitis reveal throat ulcers
A reader asks if tests can detect malignancy in chronic throat infections. The reply notes that in most cases an ulcerated throat area is visible to the examining physician.
Todays Health Hint The human race was made to work
The caption hints at a weekly health tip emphasizing productivity and physiology. It presents a compact, opinionated line rather than a news report and invites readers to consider how work and health intersect in daily life.
Swiss police warn Gromyko chauffeur on tire safety
Swiss police told the chauffeur of Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to replace tires on the Russian limousine in Geneva. Four weeks of high level diplomatic travel had worn the treads smooth and officials feared for safety on local roads.
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Geneva
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Monroe News-Star Publisher History and Motto
The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper with roots dating to 1891. It is published daily except Saturdays and Sundays from its Monroe office, with staff including Robert Ewing Jr as Chairman and William Bronson as President, and wired for Associated Press news.
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Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William . Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
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Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
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National Advertising Representatives
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Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Jack Lait
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Erwin
Ali Baba
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Raymond F. Stokes
Rio DE Janeiro
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Martinsville
West Virginia
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Doris Duke
New York State
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Clarke
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