Editorials on gas tax and pay for teachers amid political struggles
The piece argues Holt’s gas gathering tax fails to guarantee teacher pay, citing missteps and reliance on general funds. It notes opposition to a wine tax and warns administration must honor teachers’ support, detailing political maneuvering and funding conflicts.
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Holt
Senate
Peaceful radiation risk warns doctors and dentists
The U S Public Health Service plans a July 1 alert on dangers of peaceful radiation use. Experts warn against indiscriminate X ray use in diagnosis as cumulative exposure across sources could harm future generations. A classified joke contrasts politicians and housing near the statehouse.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Congress Eyes Social Security Pay Hikes This Year
Congress may raise Social Security payments with a possible 5 to 10 percent cost of living increase for current beneficiaries and higher boosts for earlier retirees. tax base may rise to 4800 a year, with top disability and survivor payments increasing to about 120 and 250 dollars monthly, respectively.
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Senate
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Welfare Folsom
Folsom
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Question on a Minister's Wife Using Talents for Gain
The answer urges self reflection on pride and suggests testing the talents for Christ. It warns against display or hindering ministry, but asks if talents can serve God's glory without neglecting family duties. It concludes by thanking God for a gifted wife and mother and notes children may inherit talents.
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Christ
Judge Lemley's Order Greatest Antidote To Violence
U S District Judge Harry J. Lemley orders a two and a half year delay in Little Rock school desegregation. He says the period can ease tensions and allow laws and opinions to adjust, stressing practical flexibility and local conditions while preserving constitutional rights for Negro students not yet admitted. The ruling hinges on whether delays reduce unrest or entrench unequal schooling as appeals proceed.
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Washington
U.S
Harry J. Lemley
Little Rock
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Virgil Blossom
Faubus
District Court
Blossom
High Court
Lemley
Court of Appeals
Central High School
GOP Campaign School Urges Adams Ouster
At a three day GOP campaign school in Washington delegates denounced Sherman Adams as a political liability and pressed for his removal. National and state leaders debated how to push the issue while Adams maintains control over communications to the White House and media.
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Washington
GOP
Sherman Adams
White House
Robert Humphreys
Republican National Committee
Adams
William W. Treat
New Hampshire
Meade Alcorn
Ike
Congressional Campaign Committee
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Anyoe
How To Keep Well Dr Theodore R Van Dellen Q&A
Dr Van Dellen answers space limited questions on disease prevention. He notes stroke has varied brain causes and outlines differences between hemorrhage and blockage. Cases include a baby with an aneurysm and an elderly man with arteriosclerosis. He discusses skin tone, jaundice, leukemias, gout and purines.
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van Dellen
Lepaery
Appetite for food and tapeworm link in stools
The prompt notes a patient described as Always Hungry Mrs. J. asks how to tell if constant hunger is caused by a tapeworm. It states eggs and segments of the worm are present in the stools, implying a parasitic diagnosis supported by stool findings.
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Mr. Martinson
Mr. Smedley
America
Tyrone
Rocky Mountains
Martinson
Pullman
Smedley
Trinidad
Morley
Raton Pass
Raton
Sante Fe
M. W
Mrs. J
Woman asks about cesarean decisions in pregnancy
A reader asks if pregnant women must request a cesarean or if doctors decide. The doctor gives advice and the woman may follow it or seek another opinion. Today's Health Hint cautions growth without overstepping responsibility.
Quiet Exchange on Rugs and Rivalry at Headquarters
A speaker jokingly asks about a Vieuna coat and whether a speech will cover Oriental rugs. Another remark hopes the item is sent to Republican headquarters, noting most dealings have been with Democrats previously.
Monroe News-Star masthead and staff credits page
A historic newspaper masthead lists publishers editors and staff including Robert Ewing Jr and Walter Hatten. It notes the News-Star as an independent daily with AP affiliation and advertising representatives in major cities, outlining ownership and mission statements.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publish Corporation
Olive and
North Fourt St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Richard
Hue
Manan
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. "Hatten
Indep Dent
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