The Threat From New Weapons at the Summit
In a June 14 editorial, the paper notes Sen. Dodd urging disclosure of neutron bomb knowledge and Khrushchev's warning of a future weapon. It highlights the May 16 demonstration of the BMEWS radar at Thule Greenland and the Nike Zeus anti missle program, stressing arms race dynamics and historic views on new weapons.
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Eisenhower
Paris
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D.-Conn
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Defense Department
Thule
Greenland
Senate
Dodd
John B. Medaris
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Carlyle
Idleness and industry echo in editor memories and wars
The piece reflects on Richard Berlin's Seattle commencement theme about idleness and featherbedding, recalls early United Press hires Blanchard Mickel and Karl Bickel, notes UP culture, and transitions to postwar weapon debates including gas, atom bombs, V-2 rockets, Eisenhower, and Goldwater’s stance on labor reform.
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New York
Seattle
Richard E. Berlin
Hearst Corporation
Seattle University
Downhold Club
United Press
Downhold
Blanchard Mickel
Chicago
Soldier, Kan
the Sentinel
Lillian
Evansville
Mickel
Karl Bickel
Bull Moose
Colorado Springs
Mr. Berlin
Roy Howard
Bickel
Sputnik
Mark Hellinger Award in Journalism Honors Checkett
A lunch in New York honors John Howard Checkett for winning the first Mark Hellinger Award in Journalism. The event includes committee members and vows to secure a job for him while noting his background, ambitions, and early work toward a journalism career.
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New York
Mark Heilinger
Hellinger
Broadway
Henry
Florenz Ziegfeld
Gladys
Mark Hellinger
Gladys Glad Gottlieb
John Daly
Douglas Edwards
Toots Shor
Shor
Edward Mahar
Charles Berns
Bradley Kelly
King Features
Russell Jandoli
Mark
Brian Shota
St. Bonaventure University
Olean
Malachy Wall
Y. P
Jandoli
John Howard Checkett
Gerald Avenue
East Meadow
Long Island
John Checkett
Nassau County Tax Department
John
St. Bonaventure
Buffalo Courier- Express
Olean Times Herald
Checkett
Bona Venture
WOFM
Joe Cummiskey
E. Bord Fitzpatrick
Vince Flaherty
Burris Jenkins
Louis Sobol
Walter Winchell
Mike Romanoff
Rockefeller Criticizes Ike as Republican Split Emerges
Washington reports Governor Rockefeller delivers a scathing critique of the Eisenhower administration focusing on defense and national policy. He hints at disunity, questions Nixon's leadership, and suggests open convention ideals clash with current GOP dynamics and election strategy.
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Rockefeller
Eisenhower
New York
Stassen
Minnesota
Nixon
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Adlai Stevenson
How to Keep Well by Dr Van Dellen on Malaria
Dr Theodore R Van Dellen discusses malaria history and treatment progress. He explains the disease cause by Anopheles mosquitoes, stages of infection, and how quinine declined after World War II in favor of newer drugs. Readers can mail in questions with a stamped self addressed envelope for personal replies.
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van Dellen
World Health Organization
Advertising drive urges Lyndon Johnson for president
Backers spanning 42 states have spent over 50000 in newspaper ads from New York to San Francisco urging Lyndon Johnson to serve the nation as Democratic presidential nominee. The campaign touts his experience while subtly attacking Jack Kennedy. Signed by 154 individuals, the effort includes top Johnson aides and governors. Johnson aides push a grass roots plea aligned with convention plans and behind-the-scenes lobbying. News items also note a spy swap remains unlikely as Khrushchev denies espionage and powers would offer testimony.
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Lyndon Johnson
New York
San Francisco
Johnson
Jack Kennedy
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Texas
Price Daniel
Senate
Ernest Macfarland
Colorado
Ed Johnson
National
Citizens For Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Tommy
Cork’ Corcoran
New Jersey
Robert Meyner
New York City
Robert Wagner
Meyner
Wagner
California
Pat” Brown
Pennsylvania
David Lawrence
Gov. Lawrence
Joe Clark
Lawrence
Idaho
Lyndon
Soviet Union
United States
Ussr
Abel
Khrushchev
U.S
Red
Tea coffee and alcohol increase kidney activity beyond fluid intake
D. T. notes that tea and coffee stimulate the kidneys more than the same amount of fluid, and that alcohol does as well. This suggests beverages can augment diuresis beyond hydration effects.
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D. T
Living well with prediabetes advice for staying healthy
A reader asks about managing a prediabetic condition. Key guidance includes eating a normal diet, maintaining a healthy weight, and staying physically active. Periodic urine and blood tests monitor sugar levels, with extra precautions after surgery accident or infection as these can trigger diabetes onset.
Treatment steps for pilonidal cyst infection
M. A. reports drainage at the base of the spine likely from a pilonidal cyst. Suggest surgical removal after infection is controlled. emphasis on draining infection first and then definitive excision to prevent recurrence.
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M. A
Exercises and asthma health hint
J R answers a question about breathing exercises for bronchial asthma. He states that exercises do not help and emphasizes treating the underlying allergy instead. A stamped self addressed envelope is offered for a leaflet on bronchial asthma. The note ends with a health hint about family solidarity health and spiritual values.
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J. R
Monroe News-Star history and staff notes odd dates
The Monroe News-Star lists John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers with varied years and notes its office at Olive Fourth Street, sharing Associated Press membership. It is described as an afternoon paper except Saturdays and Sundays, with advertising representation across major cities.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News Star—World Publishing
Olive
Fourth St
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