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13 Oct 1959
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1959
Page
1
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The article outlines NASA and Army tests for the Mercury program with a gyroscope satellite and radiation instruments to measure cosmic rays and solar radiation. It notes goals to delay weather effects on spacecraft and assess micrometeorite damage, plus suborbital tests and a planned reward for recovering a Mercury capsule.
A GOP study group advocates strong fiscal restraint and a sales tax to curb federal spending. The report attacks Democratic loose money policies and defends the Federal Reserve, warning inflation hurts fixed income securities and currency stability.
Rep. Victor L. Anfuso of New York stated at a Columbus Day dinner that the United States could wipe the Russians off the world map if they initiated a nuclear or missile war. The remarks were delivered in Palermo Sicily.
Guilford County agent Willard Kimbrey suggested homeowners with infested lawns should cuss and kick the toadstools. He warned the cussing may be ineffective but urged kicking as the only option until drier weather.
The piece recalls Eisenhower in his hometown library role, noting his views on world tensions, rising needs, and the five billion world population. He stresses bipartisan action to boost free nations, end human indignities, and build a self supporting world economy while acknowledging Cold War undercurrents.
The speaker ties responsibility and welfare of others to daily life and personal effort. He emphasizes these concepts as central while breaking ground for a new library, framing the project as a embodying home values and self improvement.
McDonald accuses four major steel firms led by Blough Homer Whitehead and Adams of stalling bargaining. Union negotiators cite a 12-company coordinating committee headed by R. Conrad Cooper to press for a settlement under Taft Hartley, warning the unresolved dispute threatens the nation.
The board approved 470 300 for the governor's prison rehabilitation program and cut the State Fair funding from 50 000 to 20 000 to support livestock and agriculture premiums. A telegram from chairman former Governor Sam Jones noted three subcommittees are drafting findings for release in about 30 days.
Thomas Dean succeeds Twin City CHIT CHAT to serve Monroe after transfer from San Diego. MM1 M. A. Cox remains attached to the local recruiting office. MMC Thomas L. Brandon and SHC W. C. Choitz plan early next year retirements. Mayor Norris reported buying stretchers tarpaulin cotton mattresses for West Monroe civil defense. Royce Whitlock eyes national stock car events, aiming for IMSA Daytona Beach in February after Shreveport ride October 30–31.
Dr Marsh discusses alcoholism risks and the pancreas as a potential factor in addiction. He warns against tapering alcoholics and notes that tolerance grows, leading to illness and death. He cites danger in light drinking advice and urges firm cessation. Churchill escapes injury in Needham Market car crash with a truck.
The Monroe Recreation Board will meet at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday in City Hall and discuss local recreation programs. The Graham Surghonor Lodge plans its regular meeting Wednesday night with a 50 year certificate presented to Henry Haas Sr secretary. Walter Veach worshipful master announced the meeting. Grant awarded Public Health Service granted De Ridder Louisiana 125593 to aid a sewage disposal project total cost 418644
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