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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
4
Editorial reflects on UN growth from 51 to 82 members and potential 120, noting a sprawling need for larger facilities. It cites UN actions from Korea to Suez, Cyprus, and Hungary, and questions expansion as new African nations join, potentially keeping smaller delegations to fit existing floor space.
The Mount Hermon Preparatory School class of 17 year olds received diplomas in a somber overcast ceremony as Rev Gezork spoke. Frank Gibson Walter led the class home to Rumson New Jersey with his family sending invitations for a party at 8 p.m. The Walters, their Swedish Dutch roots, and neighbors celebrated with a crowd at the Walter home after a 260 mile drive amid a passing storm and a potential traffic stop. Frank will attend Cornell University Hotel Administration School as the next step in his education.
Premier Krushchev boasts Russia will abolish the income tax though state revenues may shift by raising rents or taxes on essentials. The piece notes Marx’s demand for heavy income taxation as a prerequisite to communism and observes domestic communists’ stance.
More than 1000 new U S businesses start daily with 900 changing hands and owners must handle Social Security tax obligations. The article outlines filing quarterly employer tax returns, available forms, and the tax rules including rates, taxable remuneration, and deductions, plus monthly deposit deadlines and withholding statements. It also notes a government handbook by Ray Henry for updated Social Security changes.
By actual count there must be more Bible readers today than in Wesley and Whitefield era due to population growth and wider Bible availability. The Bible is seen as uniquely authoritative, a Word of Life, inspiring readers to seek wisdom and guidance and scripture emphasizes its role as nourishment and light for daily life.
Ohio Democrats fail in an attempt to purge Mrs. Cyrus Eaton from her at large delegate post to the Los Angeles national convention. The effort, led by Ray T. Miller and Albert S. Porter, centers on her anti US and pro Soviet stance and ties to Kennedy. Gov. DiSalle backs Eaton and a credentials protest seems unlikely. Red China faces a purge–style struggle as trusted troops resist modernizing weapons.
In a Bucharest speech reported by Tass Khrushchev urges the United States to elect a president who will mend U.S. policy. He argues the present leaders cannot properly manage relations with differing systems and suggests reciprocity in cultural exchanges while noting Moscow’s interest in a free election outcome.
A compilation of brief quotations from diverse places and figures. Includes remarks on Soviet walkouts, a cross country walker, and the will of John B. Kelly, plus discussion of Khrushchev and U S politics and a vision of peaceful coexistence.
Question and answer column on pregnancy nausea hyperemesis and its relation to hormones. Advice covers self care including crackers, small meals, rest, and avoiding odors. mild cases respond to home care, while severe cases may need hospitalization and sedation. Author notes he will answer questions with stamped self address envelope.
W. S. A. asks how to toughen tender soles and notes soles harden with use. H. E. D. queries signs of a weak heart muscle. Reply cites shortness of breath rapid pulse and dropsy as results when heart muscle is damaged and cannot function properly.
A reader asks if a 64 year old woman can marry a much younger man. The author states childbearing typically ends by ages 48 to 50, regardless of spouse's age.
J W P poses a riddle about blood and wealth noting royal blood is the poorest, then adds a health angle that health outweighs wealth with a fatal disease as the poorest. The hint ends by warning that many lives were shortened by fear rather than illness.
A brief devotional note cites Romans 11 2 reminding that God never turns away those who turn to Him. It emphasizes God as a steadfast friend and source of loyal support, echoing scripture about faith and divine fidelity.
The Monroe News Star World publishing company lists editors and staff including John D. Ewing as publisher and Edmund G Brown as assistant general manager. The paper, printed weekdays except weekends, carries Associated Press dispatches and national advertising reps, with offices in major cities. It asserts a commitment to printing news and supporting what it believes is right.
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