Summit diplomacy fading in mid May Paris debate
Editorial notes that after the Paris diplomacy fiasco the value of traditional diplomacy and the United Nations is re emphasized. It recalls Eisenhower eight months into his term and discusses Security Council veto powers voting reforms and how political realities shape calls to modify the UN charter and voting rules.
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Paris
United Nations
Eisenhower
United :Efuaa
Mape
Vice Press
Richard May
Ana
SIV
Y Council
Kashmir
Security Council
U. S
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South Korea
General Assembly
Suez
Hungary
Khrushchev
Russia
Topsoil Scarcity and Global Resource Worries
A fragmented report discusses Earth's finite resources, noting unknowns in copper, oil, coal, uranium, iron, and topsoil. It cites depletion, soil formation times, and past agricultural overuse while outlining inflation impacts, unemployment, and food prices. It mentions Greece and Turkey historical examples and United States cropland figures.
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Washington
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
Tarsus
Wes
United States
U. S
Gregier Chan
Turning A Hobby Into Gold
An elderly man discusses turning hobbies into cash through craft and tailoring work while noting retirement can spark new ventures. A librarian and seamstress share experiences, and a note promotes Ray Henrys Social Security handbook for more ideas and income options.
Question and Answer on Returning to God in Christian Life
A reader asks how to regain the peace and joy of the Christian life after drifting into pressures. The reply urges turning back to Christ, retracing one’s steps, and seeking Him where lost. It cites Jos and Mary as examples and assures that Christ waits to be found again.
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M. A
Feredom
Ofse
God
Jost
Mary
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Douglas on Rights and Due Process in Civil Rights Debates
A Washington debate analyzes Justice Douglas's critique of Civil Rights Commission procedures in cases tied to desegregation and sit-in protests. The piece contrasts executive versus congressional authority and argues for constitutional safeguards like cross examination and grand jury rights.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
South
Martin Lui
Supreme Court
Hazo Black
Congress
Conere
Iti Gt
C Commisson
Douglas
Civil Nights Commission
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Legislators Target Waste in Defense Procurement
Lawmakers from both parties press probes into the Defense Department to root out waste and inefficiency in procurement. Highlights include price gaps for tires and sockets, inflated costs for tools, and a GAO review of the electronic supply system with billions in inventory and repeated shortages and duplications.
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Washington
Department of Defense
Armed Services and
Government Operations
House
Senate
Congress
Defense Department
Delaware
GOP
John J. Williams
Sen
Paul Douglas
Armed Services
Douglas
Prme
Illinois
Defense
Air Force
John McCormack
Massachusetts
General Accounting Office
Electronic Supply Department
GAO
McCormack
Army
Navy
Jesus Said All Things Possible to Believers
A devotional summary notes faith as belief that God remembers his people. It urges daring trust, citing biblical phrases about believing and obedience to God’s word. The message reinforces that God is faithful and calls readers to steadfast faith.
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Jesus
Daniel
How to Keep Well by Dr. Van Dellen
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen offers heat health tips. He advises light clothing and frequent bathing to stay cool and avoid overexertion. Eat low calorie meals, drink six or more glasses daily, and use siestas and shaded, cool homes to protect the body from heat.
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van Dellen
Requist
Questioned habits and health hints in readers letters
PE writes on why cracking the tes gives some pleasure and compares it to nervous habits. The piece notes such acts may release energy but rarely provide objective satisfaction and then shifts to a reader asking why fingers and feet swell each morning, suggesting arthritis or heart or kidney issues and advising medical consultation.
Bean poisoning and health questions raise alarms in reader letters
Readers query anemia from beans and potential links to hypertension and deafness. Doctors respond anemia is not diet related and hypertension stems from artery constriction, with salt and obesity as contributing factors. Other questions note cod liver oil use for arthritis and caution on vacation health and Navy teletypes.
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Italy
Lima
Monroe News-Star Editorial Description and Masthead
The Monroe News-Star outlines its publication details and staff. It notes second class matter status at Monroe post office June 1 1909, publishing days, corporate office, and key editors and executives. It affirms independence and impartial news coverage.
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John Bdwing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive
North Fourth St
Aeel Lad Ahale
Robert Ewing, Jr
Beara
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
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Ray Henry
Bill Jahn
By David Lawrence
Fulton Lewis
Pep Boys Quality Tool Company
Bible Digest
Theodore R. van Dellen
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