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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
2
Editor and manager notes transport classification. Subscription lists show rates for Jefferson County and nearby areas, with 1 year and multi month options, both in county and outside ranges. Carrier delivery costs per week in-city are listed.
A reflective quote by Henry Ward Beecher presents life as a journey toward death with Christ described as the door out of life. It frames mortality in religious terms and urges contemplation of spiritual passage as a path beyond earthly existence.
An editorial discusses computers and robotics transforming research and defense, predicting widespread use in aircraft guidance. It weighs fears of unemployment against the view that machines free humans for higher thinking, noting IBM’s display of an abacus beside a modern computer to show balance between new and old methods.
An editorials notes a major drug maker halting polio vaccine production due to unused Salk shots. It warns eight million children under five and millions of adults remain unprotected, despite the Salk breakthrough, urging renewed public use of prevention and vaccines.
A compact list of crossclue items including names like Coolidge Ruth George Bernard Lincoln and Walter Raleigh with references to seaweed evergreen tree Lone Star State and various noun endings and suffixes across a full crossword style clue set
Peter Edson reports that Dulles cites UAR Egypt and Syria radio and press stoking Lebanon's internal violence. Beirut and U.N. charges claim Egyptian and Syrian bands infiltrate Lebanon to strike and topple its government, with Chamoun painted as colluding with Baghdad Pact while the United States faces accusations of imperial intervention.
Dr. Jordan answers reader inquiries on geographic tongue dermatitis herpetiformis and trichomonal infection. He notes geographic tongue is a benign coating with no illness, dermatitis herpetiformis may burn out over years with sulfa drugs or cortisone use, and trichomonal infection remains hard to cure with recurring cases.
A humor anecdote from the Christian Science Monitor about Pam the second grader who counts to 7000 and wonders what comes after 7000. Her father explains numbers go to infinity, and she counts inwardly “Infinity and one, infinity and two.”
The text quotes Van Cliburn praising Russians and Texans, Henry Cabot Lodge urging measures to curb Russian economic penetration, and Khrushchev celebrating Sputnik III, reflecting a tense exchange of views during the Cold War.
The speaker describes how she engages children and teenagers as equals, avoiding condescension and limiting questions. She treats young people with ordinary courtesy, noting that youths prefer being treated as people first and foremost.
The Q and A cover passport history until 1918 when travel required passports only during war, Osceola’s treachery under a flag of truce, vicuna as producers of fine wool from the high Andes, and the 1787 Constitutional Convention sessions being held in secret rather than public.
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