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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1959

Page

9

The Golden Years Single Woman Eyes Retirement

A 62-year-old woman living alone retires with 232 monthly income from pension Social Security and property rental. The piece analyzes budgeting inflation risks and advises cautious choices, urging against selling property to invest in unknown ventures while outlining paths to meaningful companionship.

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Springtime Ackess and the Awakening of Nature

A fragmentary jumble of phrases hints at springtime awakening and nature’s return. The piece contains garbled references to land, winter, mountains, and a mix of terms from mapping, legal terms, and everyday life. It reads as a stray OCR of a poetry or puzzle page with scattered clues and incomplete lines.

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Fragmentary puzzle text hints at scattered clues and hints

The provided OCR fragment lists partial phrases and numbers such as 37 39 40 and various odd terms like Kiev and Armadillo Gaelic. It resembles a cryptic or puzzle-like source with incomplete items and no cohesive narrative or clear entities to anchor a summary.

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Reds Revive Memory of Kun in Hungary

In Budapest a Soviet era rehabilitation of Bela Kun is planned as Hungary’s Communist leadership seeks favor with Moscow. Kun, who led the short lived Hungarian Soviet Republic in 1919, died in exile in the Soviet Union after World War I. His widow and son attend a ceremony abroad as authorities discuss honoring his role on the anniversary of the 1919 collapse.

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World Corn Output Hits Record Across Nations

The Foreign Agricultural Service reports world corn production this year at a record 7.25 billion bushels, up 10 percent from prior peaks in 1965 and 1957. The United States produced about 3.8 billion bushels, over half of global output, with notable increases in the Soviet Union and South America. Soviet and Red China figures were unavailable, but estimates place them around 525 and 550 million bushels respectively.

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Health Officials Cite Smear Tactics Against Fluoridation Fees

Federal health officials charged opponents of water fluoridation with using smear tactics to block adoption of programs aimed at reducing tooth decay. The U.S. Public Health Service cited misleading statements that helped defeat fluoridation in Seattle San Diego Birmingham Columbus and more than 230 other communities. Local opposition included harassment threats and intimidation as tactics while proponents faced abuse.

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Fluoridation praised as effective in tooth decay prevention

A report by Secretary Arthur Fleming cites fluoridation as effectively preventing tooth decay up to sixty five percent while noting public concerns and health benefits. The document frames health agencies as withholding benefits amid controversy and declining population care levels.

Health Agency Arthur Fleming

Fears Russ to Sell Equipment Here

Under the National Defense Act the federal government funds schools to buy scientific gear. Rep Harold C Ostertag warns Russia may undersell American equipment by up to 80 percent, calling it a propaganda tactic. The Health Service reports over 41 million Americans drink fluoridated water with no harm, as fluoridation earns broad scientific support. Secretary Flemming urges a militant majority to educate the public against a militant minority.

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