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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
4
Public debate over contemporary art trends shifts away from non objective and abstract expressionism toward more humanistic and readable works. Critics note leaders in painting and sculpture emphasize depth and meaning without resorting to photographic realism or extreme abstraction.
A 1957 critique argues nonobjective painting and sculpture risk becoming mere decoration. It calls for clearer distinction between art and decoration and notes a shift toward more communicative, recognizable forms and deeper response from audiences.
British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem finds Jericho may date to 6800 B C, predating Jarmo as oldest urban settlement. Lead researcher Kathleen Kenyon notes the site could yield even earlier towns, with 29 walls uncovered since 1951 digs.
The Public Health Service finds nursing homes divorced from medical care with many residents lacking skilled attention. Of 135000 private homes, average charges are 150 dollars monthly. Many residents enter with circulatory issues or after effects of strokes and broken hips. community medical resources are distant. Action is hoped, easing suffering remains. An offbeat line mentions harnessing atomic energy from two Cub Scouts.
Washington Attorney General Brownell rails at the Supreme Court ruling requiring open FBI files in prosecutions. He warns of legislative remedies and cites Justice Brennan's pivotal role in overturning a 160 year old court practice. The White House and Justice Department brace for impact.
A brief note presents a word a day theme with a cryptic prompt about ten dollar units and borrowing money. The fragment hints at a word game tied to Bach and a financial joke or riddle.
Washington reports reveal Harold Stassen sent a written American disarmament proposal to the Soviet envoy in London before securing allied clearance from Britain France and West Germany. The incident triggered shock across Western capitals and prompted swift measures to prevent recurrence with diplomats and senators joining London consultations.
A returning traveler recalls the rush of New York on arrival, praising American abundance, efficiency, and cleanliness. The essay notes the contrast with foreign cities, urging a stay abroad to truly appreciate the United States and its fast, bustling tempo. The piece ends affirming it feels good to be home.
An essay argues that forecasting has shifted from quacks to scientists with figures like Dr. W R G Baker predicting electromagnetic cars and telephone television. It warns future tech may enhance dependence and challenge inner humanity, asking if science serves man or the machine.
London researchers hired by British tobacco companies say Londoners inhale benzpyrene at levels comparable to smoking 100 cigarettes daily. They claim normal smoking is unlikely to be injurious, noting air pollution also contributes and that pipe smoke may contain similar benzpyrene weights as cigarettes.
The answer rests on the marriage vow to cleave until death. If medical care requires a facility, it is right to send him. if he needs the home and spiritual support, keeping him at home is a joy and duty. Faithful care during his need honors the marriage and can be glorious.
A humorous column notes a Los Angeles relocation threat to the Dodgers and a household battle with smoking. The narrator details the head of the house quitting cigarettes for a pipe, triggering a smoky, theatrical scene at home. The piece blends sports, city moves, and family humor with dated references.
Postmaster T. G. Briggs announced that daily mail service will start in Lake Providence by July 1 as the city nears completion of street markings and house numbering.
The item lists former publishers Jonn D Ewing and Wilson Ewing with years 1929 to 1952, plus staff roles J Robert Ewing Jr Chairman William H. Bronson President Richard Hale General Manager Edmund G Brown Asst Gen Mar Jack Gates Executive Editor Walter B Hatten Managing Editor and AP affiliation. It notes circulation and address details for the Monroe News Star World Publishing Corpora tion and Branham Company advertising representation.
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