Anthrax Outbreak in Ouachita Parish Prompts Cattle Controls
Louisiana officials report a severe anthrax outbreak in northeast Louisiana with Morehouse Parish hardest hit and Ouachita Parish following. Officials urge vaccination, carcass handling precautions, and insect control while stressing rapid action to halt spread. The report also notes Nagy and aides executed in Hungary and Western reactions.
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Louisiana
Ouachita
Morehouse Parish
Ouachita Parish
F. B. Wheeler
Louisiana Livestock Sanierinarian
Theary Board
Bresse
France
Spain
Italy
Germany
Poland
United States
Wheeler
W. B. Aycock
The Flash the Cashier and a Mercy in the Paper
A slow witted cashier nicknamed The Flash runs a petty theft scheme at a newspaper. The boss and publisher decide to keep him on the payroll, docking his salary for years, while the staff quietly understand the cost of mercy and friendship.
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Avenue U
Brooklyn
Flash
Idle to productive life for seniors in Chicago
Walt Wilhelm, 68, explains retirement idleness led him to join Senior Achievement, a Chicago nonprofit employing age 60-plus to design and manufacture goods for firms like General Motors Sears Roebuck and Teletype. Since 1955 the program has grown to about 750 workers with a $107000 payroll last year.
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Walt Wilhelm
Continental Can Company
Wilhelm’s
Senior Achievement
Chicago
David Sonquist
Wilhelm
Sonquist
General Motors
Sears Roebuck Co
Teletype Corp
My Answer By Billy Graham on Mercy for an Alcoholic Husband
The answer states the husband was a masochist who harmed himself with alcohol and isolation from God. It notes God’s mercy through Christ and emphasizes freedom of choice, saying unbelief poisons the soul and that God respects personal decisions while offering salvation through Jesus.
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A. L
God
Church
Britain Considers Satellite Launch But Sees Delay
London AP reports Supply Minister Aubrey Jones says Britain is thinking of launching a satellite but not soon. He told the House of Commons the cost must be balanced against the scientific value.
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London
Aubrey Jones
Britain
House of Commons
Macmillan's Visit to U S Seen as Cold War Pivot
British Prime Minister Macmillan's talks with President and Secretary Dulles signal a long range shift toward balanced emphasis on political economic issues alongside military buildup. The conferences aim to align Western policy, curb Soviet influence, and explore a combined economic strategy, tariffs disputes, and extended reciprocal trade law while acknowledging treasury deficits and global recession.
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Great Britain
United States
Macmillan
Dulles
Mr. Dulles
America
House
Moscow
When Conscience Confronts Union Pressure
LaRue Berfield a Sinnamahoning Pennsylvania sheet metal worker refuses to join the Communist dominated United Electric Workers union at the Emporium plant. He vows to keep his nineteen year job but risks unemployment as the plant enforces a closed shop. He petitions Congress declaring loyalty to the flag and a desire for a hearing on his right to work.
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Washington
LaRue I. Berfield
Sinnamahoning
Pennsylvania
United States
Berfield
United Electric Workers
Sylvania Electric Corporation
Emporium
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Communist Party
Sylvania
LaRue Berfield
Mr. Berfield
Congress
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
How To Keep Well Modern Concepts in Epilepsy
Dr. Van Dellen answers space questions on disease prevention. Modern epilepsy remedies allow most patients to live nearly normal lives with convulsions controlled in about half, and significant improvement in 35 percent. The piece notes driving, employment, and marriage considerations, with statistics on inheritance and child risk, ending with a teaser on tomorrow's topic high pulse and blood pressure.
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van Dellen
Charles Rupp Jr
Philadelphia
Escaping Fumes Raise Poisoning Concerns
R H explains inhaling seeping gas fumes may cause poisonings. Carbon monoxide exposure may trigger headaches drowsiness and fatigue at low levels. Higher concentrations can cause asphyxia and death.
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R. H
Aspirin Sensitivity and Medical Notes From Mrs D
A letter from Mrs D describes aspirin sensitivity in her 12 year old daughter causing lip swelling and headaches. The writer notes some people react severely to aspirin and warns against its use. The piece touches on medical observations about drug sensitivity and related symptoms.
Monroe News Star World Publisher and staff listing 1929 1952
A historical staff and publisher roster for the Monroe News-Star World notes Jonn D Ewing as publisher 1929 1938 Wilson Ewing 1938 1952 and lists editors and executives including Robert Ewing Jr and William H Bronson. It also describes press and AP affiliation and the paper policy statement.
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Jonn D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hattendene
Associated Press
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Imre Nagy
United Nations General Assembly
West
Nagy
Jim Bishop
By Ray Henry
Billy Graham
U. S
By David Lawrence
Ington
Fulton Lewis
Emporium Plant
Air Force
Southwest Pacific
Matthew Cvetic
FBI
Congressional Committees
Theodore R. van Dellen
E. D
J. L
Senate
Jay Sourwine
The
Monroe News
Kmap
Generals Manager
Ass’t Gen. Mer
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