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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
5
Editorial warns of escalating leftist protests in Japan ahead of President Eisenhower's Tokyo tour and a looming U S Japan security pact. It notes Communist tactics, past U S occupation, and fears of a shift in alliance amid regional tensions with Formosa and Korea echoes.
Reports at the Second Annual Conference on Live Poliovirus Vaccines praise the Cox-Lederle oral vaccine as simplest to administer safest and most effective with 2 400 000 doses donated. It contrasts Sabin’s three swallow regimen which requires three doses over months, complicating records and administration.
A narrator recounts a long annual medical examination at ages over forty, with x rays and tests from Dr. Dedick Dr. Robertson and Dr. Kelly. The panel includes Mary von Ahn front office staff, a nurselike assistant, and a final ok from Dr. Kelly. The piece ends with a sly note on relapsing habits and a humorous self assessment.
Critics say compulsory retirement wastes skilled labor and harms equality but debate how to set new rules. Without tests employers must decide incapacity, risking psychological harm. A Duke psychiatrist notes tests can backfire, leading some firms to revert to fixed retirement ages. Ray Henry offers an updated Social Security handbook for 35 cents.
The answer notes that those who quickly pick proof texts may not know the Bible better. It praises memorizing key passages as valuable and urges extending regular study with deliberate memorization of meaningful portions to strengthen understanding and daily living.
In Milwaukee Rep Henry Reuss reports a survey of over 9,000 adults showing only 34 percent believe the United States is ahead in the worldwide Cold War contest with the Soviet Union. The poll released Sunday reflects broad public skepticism about U.S. position.
A compact word puzzle note lists terms such as confirmed notorious out and out and outlier. The fragment hints at a daily vocabulary item featuring reaction to strongly negative connotations.
Washington reports that the steel strike caused deeper economic damage than expected. Execs warn of rising costs and a profit squeeze, with many plants shuttered or running lean. Inventories, foreign competition, substitutes, and oil demand further slow the economy into 1961 as firms await a recovery.
Joe Louis calls Cuba PR contract a half million dollar gamble while Castro’s tourism industry collapses under expropriation, anti US rhetoric, and economic troubles. Havana bookings, cruise stopovers, and hotel occupancy plunge as air fares and rates are slashed to lure American travelers back.
Dr Theodore Van Dellen answers reader questions on disease prevention within space limits. He notes no personal medical diagnoses or prescriptions can be given without a stamped return envelope. The piece explains poison ivy Urushiol effects, removal within minutes, and treatment options including corticosteroid tablets for temporary relief. Nevada has no poison ivy.
F. M. reports diabetes controlled by diet but elevations in sugar occur with any illness or minor indisposition, requiring insulin. Notes that diabetes worsens with various illnesses, accidents, and operations.
Cure the neurosis and the stomach will take care of itself. Tension from worry overwork frustration and lack of sleep are common causes.
The article discusses a five year old girl who drinks beer daily and more when possible. It argues stuttering is an emotional disorder and questions whether parental beer use contributes to the speech issue, noting most stutterers are not beer drinkers.
Mrs J P reports an X ray finding a small salivary gland stone. Doctor advises waiting a few weeks to see if it passes naturally. if not, a procedure may be needed. Not serious but troublesome. Also an old style health hint advises lying down and pacifying an upset stomach with cool thoughts.
The Monroe News Star World, founded November 20 1691, is printed at Monroe with second class mail and daily except Sunday publication from the News Star World Publishing Corporation. It declares independence and nonpartisan stance with Associated Press copyright and national advertising network прив
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