Release Of Fuchs By End Of Month Sparks Debate
The Monroe editorial argues the release of Klaus Fuchs from British prison by month’s end poses risks from his Soviet-aligned espionage. It recalls his 14 year sentence, potential exit from Britain, and lingering questions about Western safety and policy.
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U. S. Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Klaus Fuchs
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Fuchs
Britain
Russia
Joint Congressional Committee
United States
Alan Nunn May
Joint Committee
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Congress
Letter from Pravda on New York life and democracy
Comrade Georgi Petrovsky Skovar writes from Moscow praising Pravda readers for their secrecy about socialism and criticizing Western life. He describes New York buyers, Club 21, and royalty fascination, condemns democracy as a cover for capitalist profits, and notes Kennedy and Truman era events with detached irony.
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Georgi
Signal Corps
Paradise
New York
Club 21
Peoria
Des Moines
Omaha
United States
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Kennedy
el Morocco
Toots Shor’s
Stork
Order of Lenin
Red Star
George Sokolsky
China
America
Harry Truman
Shor
Longie Zwillman
Truman
Churchill
Ross Pendergast
Kansas City
Georgi Petrovsky Skovar
Social Security Q and A Guide for Retirements
A reader questions about benefits and numbers. The responses cover needing a Social Security number for benefits, eligibility for dependents, congressional retirement coverage, spousal age rules, survivor lump sums, and starting benefits at age 62 with reduced payments. SBA assistance and loan options are noted for starting small businesses.
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D. S
Fort Collins
Colo
Untold Story Involving The Lovely Pat Nixon
Washington reports an untold story at the national convention of Young Republicans in Denver. Pat Nixon, wife of Vice President Richard Nixon, faces the balance of motherhood and public life as Jerrie Kent props a luncheon and aims to feature Pat at a special guest event and hats style show.
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Pat Nixon
Washington
Denver
Richard Nixon
Young Republican Organization
Ya’s
Jerrie Kent
Tennessee
Nixon
National Millinery Association
New York
Pat Nixon to attend luncheon among Young Republicans
A Washington rumor links Pat Nixon to Jerrie Kent as a luncheon guest with 500 Young Republican attendees. Pat plans a Denver stopover then Washington trip, while Dick Nixon travels separately. Details show overlap but no meeting.
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Pat Nixon
Los Angeles
Denver
Washington
Jerrie Kent
Do We Have a Right to Happiness at Others’ Expense
The message argues against selfish pursuit of desires. It cites the Bible no man liveth unto himself and stresses that true happiness comes from God first, others second, and self last. It warns selfishness leads to trouble, loss of freedom, or mind, and praises Christ who put others first.
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A.K
Jesus Christ
God
Western Governments Making A Spectacle Of Themselves
Washington observes western governments floundering amid Soviet ultimatums. The piece alleges the West yields to talks while the Soviets press for Berlin control and Eastern Europe occupation ends remain unchallenged. It warns that a premature summit would erode Western self-respect and risk broader conflict.
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Washington
Europe
West Berlin
Eastern Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Moscow
Korea
Kremlin
How To Keep Well Tick Prevention And Rocky Mountain Fever
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen answers space questions on disease prevention. Ticks threaten anyone outdoors and Rocky Mountain spotted fever can occur stateside and abroad. Prevention includes repellents tight clothing and daily tick checks. Removal should avoid crushing ticks and use tweezers near the head. Vaccines aid workers but are not for casual travelers. antibiotics are effective if started early. Dr. Van Dellen will answer questions by mail with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan Twining
John McGovern
Communist Party
MATS
Senate
House “Delegates
London
Iowa
Rep
H. R. Gross
Defense
Neil McElroy
Congress
van Dellen
West
Canada
Mexico
South America
Tom
Harry
Can drop foot be relieved or cured
DANGLE FOOT D F writes can drop foot be relieved or cured. Reply: yes depending upon the cause and whether the affected nerve in the leg is capable of regeneration. New tests available to make this determination. As a last resort the foot can be held up by a brace or by having the ankle stiffened through surgery.
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D. F
Irritable Heart in Nervous Individuals
A. J. explains irritable heart as palpitations and breath shortness in nervous people. The heart beats rapidly like during fright or excitement but overreacts to these and milder emotions in such individuals.
Heredity and Fears by T. S.
The writer explores whether a pregnant woman can pass fears to the unborn child. He notes that proof is lacking for prenatal emotion transfer while acknowledging that a mother full of anxieties may influence a child after birth.
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T. S
Today’s Health Hint: What Is Normal Is Good
Health column advises embracing normalcy in wellness routines. Practical tips emphasize steady habits, balanced meals, regular sleep, and moderate exercise as foundations of good health.
Monroe News-Star mission and staff list
The Monroe News-Star, an independent afternoon paper, prints news impartially and supports what it believes to be right. Publisher history includes John D. Ewing 1929 1938 and Wilson Ewing 1998 1952 with staff led by Editor Walter Hatten and Managing Editor Jeff Gates.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Jack Gates
Walter B Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising
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Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe
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