Editorial: Pro US Japan treaty seen as stabilizing
The editorial argues President Eisenhower will proceed with visiting Japan despite protests. It notes that demonstrations by Socialists and Communists do not reflect most Japanese views, and that the new Japan United States security treaty elevates Japan as an equal ally while easing costs. It warns Socialist opposition could threaten future policy and outlines strategic implications for the Far East.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Pacific
White House
Japan
Diet
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Washington
Far East
Kishi
Soviet Union
Red China
Japanese Communist Party
Kennedys Hit By Sen. Goldwater
Barry Goldwater directly attacks the Kennedys during Senate hearings and in the McClellan Committee sessions accusing them of coercion and power over labor unions. He criticizes Walter Reuther and Jimmy Hoffa, accuses the Kennedys of steering the inquiry, and claims the AFL-CIO carries political influence.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Jack Kennedy
Senate
McClellan Committee
Senator Goldwater
Kennedy
Robert
Goldwater
Kennedys
John McClellan
Bobby
McClellan
Ous
Barry
Jack
Walter Reuther
Jimmy Hoffa
Reuther
Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Dave Beck
Jimmy
Beck
Hitler
Harold Gibbons
St. Louis
Gibbons
Goldwaters
Dave Dubinsky
Chicago
Dubinsky
Will Lurye
New York
Min Lurye Matheson
Surge
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Nelson Rockefeller
White House
US Didn’t Know Soviet Mind Behind Summit Fallout
The piece argues the U S government misread Soviet aims before and after the Paris summit. It notes Khrushchev’s actions after the U 2 incident and discusses Herter and Morgan judgments on Soviet pressure, possible propaganda aims, and the improbability of another summit during Eisenhower’s term.
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Washington
Herter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas K. Morgan
D-Pa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Morgan
House
Paris
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Berlin
Swissair DC-8 Sets New Transatlantic Flight Record
A Swissair DC-8 jet carrying 17 passengers and 14 crew set a new record of six hours 50 minutes for the 4,000 mile New York to Zurich flight on Wednesday.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Christians urged to voice protests to curb profane media
A reader asks how to prevent faith from being misused in film television and radio. The answer notes entertainment is driven by profit and audience appeal and urges Christians to protest sordid content, targeting sponsors and networks to encourage more wholesome programming.
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Patriotism shifts as critics attack Ike and aid Moscow
A Washington column laments waning patriotic fervor as editors and politicians clash over disclosure during the cold war. It argues press hostility to Eisenhower harms national security, notes Khrushchev’s rebuke of the general, and defends World War II unity and Americanism against liberal and internationalist critics.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Moscow
Congress
America
Hitler
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Mrs Cyrus Eaton backs Kennedy in United States politics
Mrs Cyrus Eaton wife of Khrushchev ally tours East Europe with her husband pledging support for Jack Kennedy and urging disarmament and peaceful coexistence. She aims to become a Kennedy delegate from Ohio and later challenge Republican and Democratic figures.
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Cyrus Eaton
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Wallington
Jack Kennedy
Cyrus Seaton
Nikita Khrushchev
Eaton
Ohio
Buckeye
Mike DiSalle
East Europe
Red
Adlai Stevenson
Eatons
U. S
Radio Free Europe
Voice of America
United States
Minshall
House
Frank Lausche
Laton
Tommy
Cork’ Corcoran
Federal Power Commission
Mopsy Responds To Flattery With Suspicion
Mopsy reacts to a compliment with skepticism saying she is unsure whether to feel flattered or insulted by the line. The remark prompts a medley of reactions and questions about sincerity and intent.
How to Keep Well by Dr Van Dellen on prostate health
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen explains prostate enlargement affects about one third of men, its urinary symptoms, and progression to complete obstruction. He notes the gland’s anatomy, potential complications, and that modern treatment is safe and effective. Answers require a stamped self addressed envelope.
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van Dellen
Foot swelling prompt medical advice for ankle issue
Sudden ankle swelling may stem from sprain, ardição? arthritis, gout, or vein inflammation. X ray helps diagnose and your physician has remedies for most possibilities mentioned.
Glutamine Alone Won’t Curb Drinking Urges
The note argues that taking glutamine does not reduce the desire to drink. It asserts that addressing urges requires more than a single medication and references an ONISS context.
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FOV
Causes of Flaky Outer Ears
The most common cause is seborrheic dermatitis with shedding of ear folds and the outer canal. Dermatitis can also come from irritants and contactants such as nickel in spectacle frames or earrings. Psoriasis may affect the outer ear and can follow scratching.
Colon Cancer Growth Variability Across Tumor Grades
Colon cancer can vary in growth rates. some tumors progress slowly while others advance quickly. Different grades and malignancy levels exist, affecting aggression and treatment considerations.
Heart Attack Symptoms and Unconsciousness Questioned
The note explains that some heart attack victims collapse in shock while many others experience chest pain without losing consciousness. It clarifies variability in how heart attacks present and emphasizes that unconsciousness is not universal.
Wealth Hint: Warm Milk as the Best Nightcap
A brief wellness note suggests drinking warm milk as an ideal nightly habit. It highlights comfort, routine, and potential sleep benefits. The piece presents a simple, practical tip without additional research or competing remedies.
Monroe News-Star heritage and staff origins
The Monroe News-Star describes its founding dates and past publishers John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing. It lists current leadership including Nobert Ewing as chairman William H. Bronson as president Richard Hale as general manager Edmund G. Brown as assistant general manager Jack Gates as executive editor Walter B. Hatten as managing editor and notes Associated Press affiliation. The paper presents itself as an independent outlet with a stance against party politics.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Omer Ewan Nobert Ewing
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
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