Communist Jargon In Egypt Disputed By Editorial
The Monroe News-Star argues that Egypt shows signs of Communist influence via Russian emissaries or trained bureaucrats. It cites an Egypt News article filled with Soviet style slogans and accuses Cairo writers of using realism to praise Soviet policies and condemn Western actions.
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Nasser
Egypt
Washington
Daily Worker
America
Middle East
Cairo
U. S
Russia
Siberia
France
Mollet
Pioneering Spirit Drives Private Atomic Energy Push
Private American enterprise drives a four year ten million dollar program with Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation and General Atomic Division of General Dynamics to study controlled fusion. The effort, backed by Texas utilities, aims to understand heavy hydrogen reactions at high temperatures and to develop energy surplus over cost. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss calls the move a significant demonstration of pioneering spirit and private initiative in long range atomic research. A Washington official seeks to stop labeling federal workers as bureaucrats to spare their feelings.
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General Atomic Division
General Dynamics Corporation
Texas
United States
Lewis L. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower's Box Lunch Remarks Span Republican Poles
Washington notes on Ike’s Capitol lunch remarks reveal two GOP strands. Some praise thrift, limited government, and state power, while others favor social programs and federal aid. The piece cites Taft, Larson, and a Chatham College address to frame the debate as party discipline.
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Washington
Ike
Capitol
Manna
Eisenhower
Chatham College
Pittsburgh
White House
Republican Party
Will
All-Woman Air Race Sets Lake Charles Stop First
Lake Charles will be the first stopover point in the eighth annual international all women air race from McAllen Texas to Veravera Cuba. About 30 women flyers in light planes limited to 320 horsepower will land here Monday night before continuing to Valdosta Georgia the second stopover point.
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Lake Charles
McAllen
Tex
Veravera
Cuba
Valdosta
Inflation Threat From Labor Pressures Endangers Economy
The piece argues inflation is the main threat to taxpayers, outpacing tax cuts and federal budget gains. It cites rising state and local budgets in real terms, the impact on profits, and the alleged power of unions and Taft Hartley. It calls for constitutional protection for the right to join or not join a union and warns against labor monopoly effects on prices.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Senate Committee
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
House
Congress
Taft-Harley
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Women in Hamlet Roles Stir Up Theaters Debate
A column laments actresses like Judith Anderson and Sioban McKenna taking on Hamlet. The writer argues cross gender casting here unsettles traditional theater, mocks the idea of women in male roles, and prefers keeping Hamlet male.
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Hamlet
Judith Anderson
Miss Anderson
Sioban McKenna
Ophelia
Uncle Horace
Should I Give Up College for a Senior I Love
The decision weighs career against marriage inexperience. Wait to learn your true feelings and allow both of you to mature. Seek God's guidance through Christ to discern whether love or other factors drive the relationship and trust the future to His leading.
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Christ
God
Chicago Tribune
New York News Syndicate Inc
Water Shortage Dilemma for London Visitors
An American observer notes London’s apparent water stinginess compared with deserts, describing hot thirst in public places, scarce ice water taps, and the challenges of obtaining water in English restaurants. He jokes about carrying canteens, wearing belts, or gnawing pebbles in Hyde Park to cope with thirst.
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London
England
Libyan Desert
Herbert Hoover
Coleridge
France
Italy
Mary
Hyde Park
Radiation Scare: Brick Homes Less Safe Than Frames
The article reports on Dr. Willard Libby explaining radiation from atomic tests is a small portion of natural exposure. He cites Sweden data showing brick and lightweight concrete homes yield higher milliroentgens annually, while wooden frames remain safer. Libby notes global study and ongoing tests, including bricks’ radiation, and supports disarmament but backs test parity while cautioning against war risks.
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Washington
Willard F. Libby
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Libby
Sweden
Dr. L
Laurentian
Canada
Palm Springs
Mail Is Mine Of Wisdom When Columnists Open It
New York columnists reveal odd facts from mail and trivia. The piece lists surprising figures such as pores in the body, unique fingerprints, non identical stomach shapes, Buddism followers, past auto counts, baby food spending, and a televised royal moment at the 1939 World's Fair.
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New York
Queen Elizabeth of
England
Monroe News-Star History and Publishing Details
The Monroe News-Star outlines its founding dates and publishers from 189 to 1952. It lists editors and board members and notes AP rights and advertising representation nationwide. It declares itself an independent newspaper printing impartial news and supporting what it believes is right regardless of party politics.
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Monroe News - Star
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
The
Monroe News-Star
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