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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1960

Page

7

Nuclear arms debate spans neutron bomb and defenses

The editorial discusses Sen. Dodd urging release of neutron bomb details and Khrushchev's hints, plus the BMEWS radar in Greenland and Nike Zeus as defense concepts. It notes historical weapon shifts, Goldwater's critique of labor reform, and the influence of union power on economics and politics.

Eisenhower Paris Sen Thomas J. Dodd D.-Conn Dodd Nikita S. Khrushchev Supreme Soviet Khrushchev Defense Department yWhale Greenland Senate John B. Medaris Army Ballistic Missile Agency Carlyle Senator Goldwater Arizona House Congress

Downhold echoes at Seattle as Berlin urges work ethic

An account of Richard Berlin’s Seattle University commencement address on idleness and featherbedding, tied to a personal reminiscence of United Press leaders Blanchard Mickel, Karl Bickel, Roy Howard, and Roy Conkle. The piece riffs on UP history, poverty era, and the “downhold” ethos of persistent labor.

New York Seattle Richard E. Berlin Hearst Corporation Seattle University Downhold Club United Press Downhold Blanchard Mickel Chicago Hayshaker Soldier Kan the Sentinel Lillian Evansville Mickel Karl Bickel Colorado Springs Mr. Berlin Roy Howard Bickel Sputnik Moscow Tass Madeira Gramercy Park Russia Navy Karl Aurora Juliet Moline Gary Ed Conkle New York Daily News Phil Payne Stilliman Evans, Sr Nashville Tennessean Conkle Dick Berlin

Mark Hellinger Award Honors John Checkett at 21 Club

A noon lunch at New York's 21 Club honored John Howard Checkett as the first Mark Hellinger Award in Journalism winner. The event featured committee members and priests, a $300 prize and a job promise, with Checkett noted for hands‑on experience at St Bonaventure and in radio, writing for the Buffalo Courier Express and other outlets.

New York Mark Hellinger Hellinger O. Henry Florenz Ziegfeld 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 Clean Times Herald Checkett Bona Venture WOFM Joe Cummiskey E. Boyd Fitzpatrick Vince Flaherty Burris Jenkins Louis Sobol Walter Winchell Mike Romanoff

Advertising Push Shapes Johnson Bid for Nomination

Major Johnson backers have spent over 50000 dollars on newspaper ads in 18 papers across 15 cities praising his fitness for the Democratic presidential nomination. The effort, tied to Johnson advisers and a new Washington headquarters, signals a planned, nationwide campaign with grassroots appeal.

Washington Lyndon Johnson New York San Francisco Johnson Jack Kennedy District of Columbia Puerto Rico Texas Price Daniel Senate Ernest Macfarland Colorado Ed Johnson Citizens For Johnson Sam Rayburn Tommy Cork California Pat” Brown Pennsylvania David Lawrence Gov. Lawrence

Rockefeller Attacks Eisenhower Record in GOP Rift

New York Governor Rockefeller delivers a scathing critique of the Eisenhower administration, urging a Republican repudiation of its leadership. The missive warns of party disunity ahead of 1960 and questions Nixon's role, risking Rockefeller's own presidential prospects through potential open convention tensions.

Washington Rockefeller Eisenhower New York Mony Republican Party Nixon Morover Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Adlai Stevenson

How to Keep Well by Dr Van Dellen on Malaria Cure Hope

Dr Theodore R Van Dellen answers space limited questions on disease prevention. Malaria history spans quinine to chloroquine and amodiaquine with WHO noting 83 million still at risk. Malaria symptoms include fatigue back and neck pain chills fever and sweating in cycles. Public inquiries require a stamped self addressed envelope. phone advice not offered.

van Dellen

Tea and Coffee Stimulate Kidneys More Than Fluid Intake

D. T. states that tea and coffee increase kidney activity beyond increased fluid intake, and asserts that alcohol has the same effect. The claim compares beverages to general fluid intake in boosting renal stimulation.

D. T

Living well with prediabetes

Mrs. K. F. advises that a normal diet, weight maintenance, and physical activity form the best approach after a prediabetic finding. Regular urine and blood tests monitor sugar levels, and extra precautions are needed after accidents, surgery, or infection since these factors along with obesity can precipitate diabetes.

Pilonidal Cyst Drainage and Treatment Steps

Patient reports drainage from the base of the spine suggesting a pilonidal cyst. Treatment focuses on controlling infection first, followed by surgical removal when infection is resolved.

M. A

Exercises and asthma health tip

J. J. writes that breathing exercises do not help bronchial asthma and that the disorder is best treated by eliminating or controlling the causative allergy. A stamped self addressed envelope is asked for a leaflet on bronchial asthma.

J. J

Monroe News-Star-World Publication Details

The Monroe News-Star-World Publishing Corporation ran the Monroe newspaper from its Monroe post office entry on June 1, 1909 under the 1879 act. Founded November 20, 1, its publishers included John D. Ewing 1929 to 1938 and Wilson Ewing from 1938 onward. It was published every afternoon except Saturday and Sunday from the corner of Olive and Nor Fourth Street, with contact FA 5161.

John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing Monroe News-Star—World Publishing Corporation Olive Nor Fourth St

Monroe News-Star editorial and staff note

The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper. It prints the news partially and supports what it believes to be right, opposing what it deems wrong without regard to party.

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