Editorial questions on Little Rock school delay
The Monroe News-Mar argues about a New York state superintendent backing a two year delay in integrating Central High. It notes the court granted the postponement and mocks the New York official for lacking local knowledge while praising Southern administrators. It jokes about appointing the NY superintendent to run New York City schools.
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Little Rock
Central High School
New York
United States District Court
New York City
Sherman Adams Scandal Becomes 1960 Election Focal Point
The Adams gifts from textile magnate Bernard Goldfine prompt debate on presidential advisers and party trust. Analysts note potential impact on the 1960 race as Republicans pledge reform while Democrats confront internal splits amid claimed laxity in high office.
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Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Freedom at Stake in Calif Vote Over Right to Work
A historical editorial argues the 1950s California ballot on the right to work threatens American freedoms. It links union practices to political coercion, cites figures like David Dubinsky and Sidney Hillman, and compares U S unions’ political levies to broader constitutional rights and fascism.
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Los Angeles
California
Knowland
Senator Goldwater
Arizona
Afl-Cio
Printers’ Union
United States
David Dubinsky
Garment Workers
Dubinsky
Sidney Hillman
Clothing Workers
Hillman
Greenhorn
Europe
David Goldstein
Boston
Boston Pilot
Goldstein
CIA
AFL
Master of the Rolls
Doctor Goldstein
America
Hillman’s
Soviet
Russia
Roosevelt
Chicago
Sidney
Harry Truman
No Longer Will There Be Campaign Gifts
Editorial argues campaign gifts and favors to officials end after Sherman Adams case. It asserts no more contributions or pressure may influence Senate confirmations and defends Adams while warning about political consequences for both parties.
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Adams
Washington
Congress
Senate
Sherman Adams
White House
Truman
House
Two Army Navy Chiefs Clash Over Civilian Control
Washington report on the dispute between Secretary of Defense McElroy and military leaders over civilian oversight. Adm. Burke and Vice Adm. Doyle oppose limits on commanders sharing views with Congress, drawing sharp rebukes from Senator Russell who warns against purges and urges protection of professional judgment.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
McElroy
Congress
Eisenhower
Defense Department
House
Army
Navy
Air Force
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Burke
Pacific
Austin K. Doyle
Formosa
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Joint Chiefs
Russell
J T Waggoner Faces Reporters Before Coffee Run
City Commissioner J T Waggoner withstood tough questions at a news conference in Birmingham Alabama He then treated reporters to coffee and quipped he was going to prepare a table in the presence of his enemies while leaving with his secretary.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPD
J. T. Waggoner
New York GOP faces tough choices in key 1950s race
In a year of lean GOP picks New York angers party factions over Governor nomination light, with Nelson Rockefeller backed by Judson Morhouse and Len Hall favored by other leaders. The Senate seat remains pivotal as Ives retires. Farley looms as potential Democratic opposition. Rockefeller’s poll controversy fuels intra party tensions.
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Washington
New York State
Senate
Nevada
Arizona
George Malone
Barry Goldwater
Manhattan
Upstate
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Judson Morhouse
Hall
Morhouse
Rockefeller
Len Hall
Ives
Eleanor Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Mr. Morhouse
Republican State Convention
Nellie Rockefeller
Nellie
Singer Roberta Linn Faces Pneumonia Illness
AP reports singer Roberta Linn in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital with pneumonia and acute upper respiratory infection. Her condition is described as fair as doctors monitor complications in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Roberta Linn
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Keep Well: Cancer Society Advances in Detection and Treatment
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen explains cancer prevention efforts by the American Cancer Society. Uterine cytology aims to detect pre invasive cancer years earlier, while radioactive isotopes and gold seeds aid diagnosis and targeted therapy. Iodine 131 and Carbon 14 assist treatment and tracing chemicals. The society funds research and patient education at significant cost.
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American Cancer Society
The
Cancer Society
Difference Between Blood Count and Hemoglobin Test
Hemoglobin measures the iron content of red blood cells, the coloring matter. A blood count counts cells per cubic millimeter, with typical ranges for hemoglobin 12 to 16 grams per 100 milliliters, red cells 4 to 5 million, and white cells 5 to 10,000 per cubic millimeter.
Health Q and A on goiters turnips and minor remedies
Q and A on goiter risk from vegetables like turnips cabbage cauliflower Brussels sprouts and kohlrabi notes that normal consumption is safe while extreme amounts could matter iodine deficiency plays a larger role. A second reader explains stopping finger bleed with a sterile bandage and pressure. A third asks if alum suppositories shrink hemorrhoids with a general health hint about body changes.
NATO Fleet Exercise Set in Atlantic July 25
In Norfolk Virginia UPI reports Admiral Jerauld Wright supreme allied commander Atlantic announced a small scale NATO fleet exercise to be held in the eastern Atlantic from July 2 to 5.
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Norfolk, Va
Monroe News-Star detail page masthead history notes
The Monroe News-Star presents its publishing history and staff roles from 1891 to 1952. It lists publishers John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing and editorial leaders including William H. Bronson and Richard Hale as well as corporate offices and Associated Press affiliation. The paper describes its independence and stance on news objectivity and editorial integrity.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
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Freedom At Stake
Calif
BY Westbrook Pegler
Moscow
BY David Lawrence
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Federal Reserve Board
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Leonard Hall
Irving Ives
William Averell Harriman
Farley
Harriman
GOP
House of Representatives
Ellen
Theodore R. van Dellen
van Dellen
D. F
N. C
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