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Fragmentary OCR item from a local page mentions Acme and lifetime terms with political context. Readable parts reference a policy or pledge and an event date and place, but details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item from a local page mentions Acme and lifetime terms with political context. Readable parts reference a policy or pledge and an event date and place, but details are unclear.
The article outlines competing approaches to elderly health care tied to Social Security, including Forand and Administration bills, AMA's critique, and a detailed eight-point alternative emphasizing medical care, state grants, better nursing facilities, voluntary insurance, expanded home care, anti inflation measures, nutrition, and education, with notes on aging demographics and a shift in material conditions. It also briefly notes aluminum use in new homes and the growth of private tree farms.
A veteran reporter recalls the Jack Dempsey Hannah Williams divorce trial in White Plains New York. He notes Dempsey's desire for a quiet family life and depicts Hannah's Broadway career, remarriage pressures, and the impact on their daughters. The piece references the Simon and Schuster biography and Dempsey's protective stance toward his ex-wife and children.
A Phoenix reader asks about pension offsets where Social Security benefits are reduced from private pensions. The chief Social Security actuary says many early plans used offsets, with variations. offsets are waning as impractical and harming relations. Private pensions now aim to replace a share of pre retirement income, blending Social Security and employer payments toward 75 to 80 percent of former earnings in the long term. Ray Henry offers a revised handbook for 35 cents.
Washington notes mark April 25 1960 as a pivotal date as Khrushchev’s Baku speech signals summit failure and a hard line against the West. The premier warns of moves on West Berlin and mocks U S policy, while Dillon and Herter are criticized for cold war rhetoric and mixed signals ahead of the summit. The piece argues the Soviet aim is to preempt a Eisenhower visit and frame negotiations as a Soviet led process.
A Norbotten study of 402 infants in Sweden compares breast and bottle feeding. By 30 months, both groups show similar growth, bone and tooth development, immunity, and disease rates. Breastfed babies had higher blood calcium early. bottle-fed had higher phosphorus. Weaned infants showed more upper respiratory infections. Dr Van Deillen offers Q and A with stamped envelopes. Tomorrow: Enlarged prostate.
A reader seeks guidance on a troubled marriage with a ten year old son. The advice notes common midlife tensions, urges verifying suspicions, urges mutual support, and recommends seeking spiritual help before deciding to end the marriage.
Delaware Senator John J. Williams exposes Defense Department tire spendings as surplus sales of 18 by 24 heavy duty tires at low prices while similar purchases occur elsewhere. He cites Rock Island Arsenal and Raritan Arsenal cases, noting large price gaps between sale and replacement costs and questions the accounting of tires listed as construction materials.
A one year old boy has lymphosarcoma. Questions arise whether it is congenital or how it develops. The prognosis was poor if it were present at birth. The cause is unknown and the disease can occur at any age and resist treatment.
C. K. notes immune milk ventures faltered years ago after trials to immunize against diseases and hay fever. The writer suggests the topic has died and yielded no headlines recently, and questions its relevance for arthritis or cattle.
A. D. L. asks if harelip in a child stems from the mother's malnutrition during pregnancy. The reply states the cause is not known and no one has been able to pin it on the mother's diet.
D. V. asks if carrots aid eye health noting carotene converts to vitamin A and may improve dark adaptation faster. Deficiency of vitamin A is linked to night blindness, though evidence is discussed.
Health note explains that tension stems from external pressure and is not an underlying cause, urging readers to identify sources of stress. Practical tips include managing workload, prioritizing rest, and practicing breathing techniques to reduce immediate tension.
Columbus AP reports Tom Powell, a 22 year old Ohio State dentistry student and professional entertainer, performs a pocket picking routine in which he removes teeth from patients without their knowledge, showcasing his deft skills in a stunt act.
The item lists the newspaper details for The Monroe dlews- Sar with founder Ewing and publisher roles. It notes publication as a second class mail under historical acts and lists staff positions including chairman, president, and editors. The text references offices and affiliated press rights and distributed news agencies.
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