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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1961
Page
4
Dr Austin H Dillon urges 1961 readers to keep open minds toward new scientific ideas while reexamining historical Christian faith. He contrasts Wright’s rigid dogma with the progress of science from horses to atomic age, calling for a personal discovery of Truth Beauty and Goodness.
State representatives changed positions between March 10 and 11 on Constitutional Amendment No. 7 affecting the electoral commission. The measure passed 29 to 23 after an initial kill and revival. The article notes party platforms backing the amendment and outlines related state events and bids.
Leon Uris crafts a dramatic World War II tale set in Warsaw ghetto resistance. Anarel Androfski and Alex Brande lead a doomed battalion aided by a secret journal smuggled to inform the world. The story spans from August 1939 to a brutal siege and final escape.
In summer cooking a 5 pound chicken yields roughly 0.05 pounds of usable meat. Smokey Says: a lighthearted nod to kitchen math and home cooking.
Drew Pearson outlines how Stalin proposed three-sphere division at Yalta and how Khrushchev now controls Eastern Europe and Latin America, with Soviet influence expanding into Africa and Cuba. The column also notes FTC actions on TV ads and profiles R W Scott McLeod’s ambassadorship antics and headlines corrections.
The column by MAX ODENDAHL defends charity drives at Roswell Army Air Force Station, arguing that civic clubs and church groups deserve praise for year round giving. He challenges Odendahl and appeals for support of fund drives and recognizing local givers.
Dr. Van Dellen answers questions on disease prevention with personal replies by request only. He limits diagnoses and prescribes none, notes self payment and insurance impact, and recalls a father’s funds used on procedures he opposed. C R explains palpitation versus simple heart consciousness.
A middle aged patient with a fatal disease receives extended life support including blood transfusions oxygen therapy and around the clock nursing. Despite attempts to ease suffering the treatments cause nausea and distension, and an expensive drug is tried then abandoned.
The act of dying stretched over three weeks with heroic measures leaving the victim in a stupor, unable to recognize his wife and children. The family endured an ordeal and faced enormous hospital, nursing, drug, and physician expenses.
A writer argues against routine plastic surgery for sagging breasts noting correction is possible but risks exist and that falsies or a light uplift may solve the issue in most cases.
A reader asks if a boy aged 12 risks harm from sleeping in a room with a bright alarm clock. The response says the ticking would disturb him more than the illuminated dial.
P. W. argues that today’s juvenile delinquency may stem from feeding children animal milk instead of nursing. He dismisses the idea, noting that many delinquents are very bossy regardless.
A reader asks if a cataract can appear after removal. The answer states the clouded lens is removed and vision returns, but special glasses are required to substitute the function of the lens.
A health advice note urges adults to limit privileges for teenagers to what they can maturely handle. It stresses cautious boundary setting and monitoring to support responsible behavior.
The Roswell Daily Record lists advertising manager contact and subscription rates in advance for Chaves County by mail and for all other counties by carrier. Home delivery by carrier is priced per month three months six months and one year. The paper is published weekday evenings and Sunday mornings from 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico and is a May 10 1903 second class mail matter.
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