Eisenhower warns against new civil rights laws
In a May address President Eisenhower cautions that enforcing civil rights through punitive laws is ineffective. He urges understanding of human problems and warns Congress against overstepping with legislation while noting slow progress on highway tax, wheat surplus, and FHA mortgage authority.
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Desegregation Visit Sparks Mixed Replies in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi Burris Jenkins and Jim Bishop meet local colored women during desegregation reporting. A Sally Reynolds School advocate explains the schools for colored and white students and warns against forced change. The woman argues respect for choice while stressing hardship for her children.
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Khrushchev Warnings Mocked as Leaky Roar Critics Say
In a critique of Nikita Khrushchev, the article dismisses his claim that the Soviet Union will eclipse the US in 15 years as hollow. It argues Soviet economy lags far behind, cites demographic strains, and notes heavy industry growth is overstated while agricultural output remains weak.
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Apostle Graham supports global crusades as need spans continents
Yes as Jesus said to witness to the earth and not just in America. Graham notes Australia has never hosted a major crusade and crowds there show hunger for spiritual awakening, while stressing responsibility to all nations amid global communism and rapid transportation.
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De Gaulle Drives Hard Bargain For French Atom Rights
London analysis argues France has right to become a nuclear power and the US, Britain, and NATO must balance sharing nuclear information with France against stockpile permissions. It notes France's finances and Algeria war strain, and suggests bomber bases in France may lose strategic importance as NATO bases in Britain, Italy, and Spain grow, with Polaris missiles expanding reach.
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How To Keep Well by Dr Theodore R Van Dellen
Dr Van Dellen explains balanced nutrition for children and all ages. He outlines basic foods providing proteins fats carbohydrates minerals and vitamins and gives practical tips for planning meals and using leftovers creatively.
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Vitamins linked to rectal bleeding inquiry
A reader reports blood in stools when taking vitamins, stops when off capsules, and asks if vitamins cause the bleed. An advisor cautions the symptom is abnormal, urges medical evaluation, and offers a leaflet on rectal bleeding.
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Pityriasis Doubtful From Worry Says Reader
The writer doubts pityriasis is caused by worry and notes the disease’s cause is unknown but likely a mild viral infection. Symptoms fade on their own in six to twelve weeks. The Health Hint mentions weight and a playful comparison of Russia’s steel output and Khrushchev's population and math.
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Monroe News-Star Masthead and Opening Note
The Monroe News-Star details its founding dates and publisher lineage from 1891 through 1998. It lists offices at Olive and North Fourth Street and staff including Robert Ewing Jr as chairman and Richard Hale as general manager, noting Associated Press affiliation and independence.
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