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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
2
A columnist notes Sen Joseph S Clark Jr warns against antigovernment fixation seen as antibureaucracy risk of new anarchy. The piece traces constitutional origins and the balance of liberty with government power, urging vigilance against excessive state control.
A fragmented reminiscence blends myths of speed of light weapons with wartime recollections. The author recalls U 2 disturbances, exhaust sniffing missiles, a London Zeppelins scene, and a camel hauled to fortifications amid bombardment. He notes improvised anti aircraft efforts and a hero earning the Victoria Cross.
A speculative passage envisions ultrasonic cleaning, seawater desalination at 1.75 per thousand gallons, and ubiquitous video phones without ear receivers. It forecasts megacities from Boston to Alexandria, population booms, vast hospitals, and a society where love is absent in a technocratic urban future.
A conservative column denounces the Chinese Communists for shelling the Quemoy islands as barbaric while accusing Western governments and liberals of appeasement. It argues U N action and Allied unity are at risk, warns against recognizing Peiping, and urges steadfast support for Formosa and anti Communist resolve.
A public Q and A column notes Dr Theodore Van Dellen will answer space questions on disease prevention. Personal replies require a self addressed stamped envelope. Cancer history cases cited illustrate multiple malignancies and autopsy findings.
A professor of political science forwarded a mimeographed appeal from Promoting Enduring Peace Inc to distribute reading material to students and faculty. The piece cites Carleton Beals Cuba writings, Ping Ferry disarmament letters, and Owen Lattimore, with concerns raised about links to Communist front groups and anti US security implications.
In an age of broken commitments, the text highlights God’s vow to keep his word, stressing the unchanging covenant spoken in faith. The message reflects enduring trust and humility before divine promises.
The best plan for dyspepsia is to reduce acid and ease stomach churn with anti cholernergic drugs like Banthine, Donnatal, Prantal, or Tral. Do not rely on medicines alone. minimize daily tension fatigue and emotional upset for lasting relief.
A reader notes that visiting a sick friend who later develops pneumonia does not guarantee catching pneumonia. The contagion often presents as milder respiratory symptoms such as a cold or sore throat, since the same pathogens can cause various infections.
Explanation notes that hip fracture specifics affect leg shortening. If a small bone fragment resorbs or muscles atrophy, the injured leg may appear shorter, while other factors influence the final length.
A reader asks if eating shells with hard boiled eggs could irritate or damage the intestines or colon. Medical sources warn shells are not digestible and can cause irritation or blockage if consumed in quantity.
C kK writes that alcohol does not worsen arthritis and may relieve pain temporarily. It may injure joints if the drinker acts up while slightly drunk, so moderation is advised. A health hint notes a person can live weeks without food but only days without water.
The Monroe News-Star announces its long running history since 1831 with editors and publishers listed for 1909 to 1952. It notes independent, impartial news spirit and AP association rights with staff including publisher John Doe, Wilson Ewing, Robert Bewing Jr, William Bronson, Richard Hale, Edmund Brown, Jack Gates, and Walter Hatten.
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