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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
4
The Monroe News-Mar Editorial argues lifting artificial Federal control on natural gas production would boost exploration, lower energy costs, and spur job creation. It cites Representative Harris of Arkansas noting a 25 percent drop in exploratory crews and calls for prompt action with consumer protections as needed.
A week of talks between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan covered atomic energy, the cold war and finance with aides such as Strauss, Dulles, Dillon, and Twining. The piece compares past British aid to Churchill with current financial pressures, notes the summit’s significance among western powers, and cites newspaper advertising expenditure by retailers.
A writer rails against forced Father’s Day rituals, mocks the National Father’s Day Committee, and ridicules the chosen Fathers of the Year as vanity projects. He argues true fatherhood is quiet service, not publicity or pageantry.
The FHA offers senior homeowners a path to buy a smaller, easier to maintain home. It may insure loans even with co signers and can use old home equity as a down payment, with options to insure purchases before selling the old house.
Billy Graham argues that extensive learning is not a substitute for spirituality yet emphasizes the need for strong training. He notes Jesus and Paul as examples of thorough instruction and urges balancing intellect with deep scriptural fellowship to fulfill God’s calling. He cites 2 Timothy 2 15 to stress diligent study.
Cattle egrets native to Asia Africa and southern Europe likely reached the American mainland without human aid aided by trade winds crossing 1 770 miles from Africa to South America. They first settled in British Guiana and Suriname then spread to the United States with colonies along the southeastern seaboard and individuals reaching Newfoundland.
Washington observers say General De Gaulle's entry into the proposed Summit defers a real Western plan. Moscow signals distrust while talks continue at ambassadorial level with Gromyko in Moscow and with Londres Paris Washington. De Gaulle's rise may shift Algeria policy and test Western unity as nations seek to ease Cold War tensions without a fixed Summit.
The piece reports persistent debates over the Foreign Aid Program, detailing alleged waste and corruption in ICA operations. It notes efforts to launch an independent investigation, opposition from the State Department, and political maneuvering by Senators Wiley Knowland and others amid calls for accountability.
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen explains histoplasmosis spread from soil and bird droppings, with a Wisconsin construction case and Fort Leavenworth findings. He notes skin testing, varied symptoms, and that inhaled dust during remodeling can ignite outbreaks in communities and buildings with pigeon activity.
The note explains common practice on moles and when removal is advised. It states lesions are often removed for cosmetic reasons or if easily irritated, and to seek immediate attention if a mole changes size or color. It also offers a stamped self addressed envelope for a leaflet on moles.
J L asks if heart returns to normal after a slight coronary attack. The answer notes arteries hardened. damaged area may heal. F T asks about bone marrow testing. explains its purpose and that the procedure is not difficult or painful. Health Hint advises teaching children not to rub eyes with dirty hands.
Two fire engines responding to a grass fire on Midget Avenue in Warwick, Rhode Island, took different routes and collided at the Midget Avenue Nansauket Road intersection. No injuries were reported though both engines were damaged.
The Monroe News-Star details its founding in 1891 and long leadership by Jonn D Ewing Wilson Ewing and successors. It lists staff including William H. Bronson Richard Hale Edmund G. Brown Jack Gates and Walter Hatten. It notes AP affiliation and a stance as an independent paper printing impartially.
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