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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
4
Police Chief Tommy Thompson warned Roswell could face a first class gang war if violence erupts. He said the force is prepared, council would support needed manpower, and emphasized no special treatment for youths. The city seeks to deter any such outbreak.
The editorial argues Walker Air Force Base housing for 1,700 people could boost Roswell and the state. It urges a special legislative session to ease taxes on raw materials and manufactured goods to attract large scale industry and shift New Mexico toward heavy industry, noting potential revenue gains from taxes and sales.
Workmen's compensation insurance rates are expected to advance about 19 percent in June based on the assumption the new law is in effect. The exact increase is unsettled, with officials noting potential changes as courts test the law's validity. The law promises higher benefits from 30 to 35 42 dollars weekly and broader coverage, but its implement ion awaits legal fate and commission establishment.
The piece says Old Guard Republicans must cooperate with President Eisenhower to share the burden of his duties while he battles stomach trouble under heavy strain. It notes recent events from June 1956 to June 1957, including budget fights, foreign policy debates, and a box luncheon with GOP lawmakers as he adjusts his schedule.
Fredrick Othman reflects on Dr. Willard Libby testimony on fallout risks. Libby argues natural and environmental radiation far exceed test fallout, citing milliroentgen measurements in different housing, noting brick and concrete absorb more radiation than wood. He notes global studies and his stance for disarmament while urging continued testing to deter war.
A Roswell Daily Record dispute from 1957 involves Coronado Boys State demanding an apology for not listing Coronado among the six fictitious cities in a May 10 issue. The letter, from Mayor Scott McCoy, requests equal recognition and notes the group’s active civic work.
Pat ONeill, county health officer, inspected dairies. Dr. E P Connor and Gil Amis departed Roswell for the Rotary International convention, June 20 24 in Seattle. Republicans renominated Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis on the first ballot. Bob Kiesel of the University of California tied the world record in the 100 meter dash at 10.4 seconds.
Several Roswell residents were graduated June 7 from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Included were Frayda Joyce Bar.
PFC Benjamin Perez Jr. finished a nine day field training exercise with the 11th Airborne Division in Germany. His parents reside at 108 S Beach St. The report notes his participation and location of service.
The article notes sweets cause tooth decay in children and suggests limiting carbohydrates, avoiding jams, candies, and sugary drinks. It mentions switching to carrot strips or apples, using rewards for toddlers, and brushing after meals. Fluoride helps some, but even without it caries can drop 80 percent by avoiding sweets and brushing promptly.
The longer food stays in contact with teeth, the more decay-causing reactions occur. Gelatinous foods stick in crevices and raise cavity risk, especially early in meals. Most reactions finish within 15 minutes after eating starts. Brushing or rinsing immediately after meals lowers risk. Dental statistics show higher caries among slow eaters.
Researchers explore why some children develop cavities while others do not. Heredity is considered a potential factor, as family dental histories vary. Further study is urged to identify genes or traits influencing tooth decay susceptibility.
J H asks whether rheumatoid arthritis is related to gland conditions. A physician explains the possible links between autoimmune joint inflammation and endocrine health, noting no definitive direct cause but highlighting interactions with thyroid and adrenal function and the role of hormonal factors in inflammation.
The text notes that extracts of adrenal glands like cortisone may improve conditions and suggests rheumatoid arthritis arises from internal stress from bacteria or toxins, with steroids addressing it. The origin implies a relationship between steroid use and symptom relief.
Mrs T asks how to tame a nagging husband who gripes constantly despite her efforts at work, cooking, and serving him on time. The writer suggests he may be masking insecurity as the dominant partner and urges her to abandon a roommate dynamic for a wife role.
A reader asks why a man breathes loudly without exertion while sitting or lying down. The reply notes that relaxed breathing often accompanies overweight individuals who are otherwise healthy, while others may have heart or lung disease.
A reader asks if a woman born without a navel can have children. The follow up questions how such a birth occurs and what medical explanations exist for this condition.
Subscription rates in advance for Roswell and Chaves County are listed with carrier delivery per month. The Roswell Daily Record is published weekday evenings and Sunday mornings at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico, entered May 10 1903 as second class mail matter, member of The Associated Press.
An old Ver monter in Florida avoids speaking until facts are verified. A stranger asks the price of a Hereford bull, prompting a wary reply about tax assessors or accidents as the owner tests the question.
A Dallas Morning News item notes 11 year old Judy pondering at the dinner table how old she will be when she becomes a juvenile delinquent.
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