World To Change In 40 Years Editorial Vision
A 1960 editorial forecasts radical global change over four decades, envisioning jet and nuclear powered ships, supersonic air travel, automated homes with photo electric sensing, movable glass, color mood lighting, built in breakfast automation, and multiple TV channels shaping daily life.
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United Nations
New York
New York Harbor
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San Francisco
Tokyo
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Left-Wing Groups Turning Japan Toward Communism
A Washington opinion piece argues that postwar Japan faces Communist influence led by Moscow, worsened by U S policies and atomic bomb history. It warns against appeasement and urges stronger defense and anti communism to contain Soviet influence in the Far East and beyond.
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Japan
Washington
Moscow
America
Far East
Eisenhower
United States
France
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Pearl Harbor
Red China
Korea
Formosa
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Cuba
Siddie East
Africa
South Africa
South
Harry Truman
Britain
Histoplasmosis and health tips from Sun's Rays column
Reader questions discuss histoplasmosis symptoms, testing, and sources of infection including farms and animal habitats. Treatments suggested include Amphotericin B, with doctor guidance via stamped envelopes. The column also covers UV exposure and cancer risk plus gout triggers and remedies.
Veterans face hospital wait list and VA admission rules
The article explains a VA priority system for hospitalization. Wartime veterans with service-related disabilities and those needing emergency care are immediate, peacetime veterans next, and wartime veterans with nonservice ailments last. If no bed exists, names join a waiting list until space opens. It notes required financial disclosures for care entered and offers a Social Security handbook for readers.
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Rebuilding Trust With a Troubled Son Through Faith
A mother asks how to handle a son who disrespects her and curses God. The answer links behavior to home environment and suggests self examination, confession, seeking God, and communicating to the son that she wills to improve. It urges patience, prayer, and faith that the son may grow back.
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Rockefeller's Outburst Against Nixon Gains Nothing
Washington analysis finds no political advantage for Nelson Rockefeller from his criticism of Richard Nixon. Rockefeller met with President Eisenhower, joined New York leaders for lunch, and then delivered a harsh attack on Nixon that White House aides attributed to Emmet Hughes. The plan aimed at shaping a draft movement failed to gain traction and drew the label The rich man's Stassen.
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Richard Nixon
New York
Congress
Republican National Committee
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Albany
Harold Stassen
Jacob Javits
Kenneth Keating
New York City
Eisenhower
Nixon
Keating
Javits
Rockefell
Emmet Hughes
Life Magazine
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Stassen
Upstate
Ear fullness during exertion may signal vascular issue
A pounding sensation in one ear during exertion can be caused by an enlarged blood vessel in the area. The notice advises consulting a physician for evaluation of this problem.
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Hair Grafting and Baldness Questions Questioned
A. B. asks if hair grafting has been tried for bald pates and notes that a skin graft from another person rarely takes. He questions where hairy skin for a bald head could come from and dismisses the chest as an option.
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Stroke effects sometimes single limb motion loss
Medical note asks if a stroke can affect only one arm. Answer confirms possible but usually involves weakness or reflex changes in the affected limb.
Wealth Hint Seeks Youthful Look with Skincare Tips
This brief notes guidance to keep your face and body clear of blemishes using simple skincare routines. It emphasizes consistency and basic habits for a healthier complexion.
Monroe News-Star is an Independent Daily Paper
The Monroe News-Star prints news impartially and operates as an independent daily paper published in Monroe. It is produced by News-Star-World Publishing Corporation with staff including Edmund G Brown and Jack Gates and carries Associated Press dispatches.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
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Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
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