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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1958
Page
6
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Pope John XXII elevates 25 prelates to Cardinal, including Archbishops Michand J. Cushing of Boston and John F. Olara of Philadelphia. The move expands the College to 75, broadening global representation and signaling the pope’s appetite for universality amid a changing church landscape.
The State Department warns Tuassians to stop attacking American Air Force planes or face consequences. Russian pilots are described as trigger happy, with recent incidents including an Allied jet near Soviets and simulated attacks on US jets. The piece mocks Soviet bravado and calls for a firm response.
A turbulent report cites Russian backed campaigns and mob actions targeting U S embassies in Damascus and Moscow, with attacks on the Vice President by students. The piece accuses the Kremlin of waging a cold war designed to erode Western prestige. It urges stronger U S action and warns against repeated concessions.
Senator Johnson spoke before the United Nations to advocate peaceful space development. He argued against any notion of space landlords and urged cooperative exploration as a joint venture. The Texas Democrat, chosen by Eisenhower and Dulles, symbolized national unity and civilian-led space policy amid post election division.
A US Health Service survey to be released soon flags air pollution as a top noxious byproduct of progress in big cities. Surgeon General Burney urges action. Ohio State's Leake calls it as harmful as cigarettes for cancer and warns of long term environmental damage including polar ice melt.
City spokesmen estimate to add 1460 tons of organics daily, with incomplete burning releasing into the atmosphere. Los Angeles is blamed for 69 percent of total pollution. experts warn that as living standards rise, the problem may worsen and demand a crash cleanup campaign.
The Sudan teeters amid a military coup and power struggle surrounding Khalil and Gen. Abboud, with Egypt's Aswan Dam and Nile water sharing at stake. Observers doubt drastic danger from a government shift but warn of strained Sudanese foreign policy and the risk of direct action by a strong military.
The piece argues criticism of President Eisenhower’s golf rounds and use of a helicopter is largely political. It cites former President Truman praising relaxation as essential to leadership, defending presidents from personal attacks and urging critics to weigh the burdens of office.
In a reflective piece on speech and hesitation the author notes how leaders often begin statements with words like well or wow. He compares this to conversational habits in German and other languages, arguing that introductions can ease exchanges and shape opinion.
Reader questions explore phrases behind a world origin claim and the plural of court martial. A San Bernardino note cites Galileo’s recantation and the famous verb phrase in Italian, with a skeptical tone about the table’s value and a reference to food additive regulation and consumer coverage.
A Wisconsin political analysis notes Democrats promised bold economic and welfare reforms while demagogic tactics by Senator Proxmire drew mixed reactions. Governor-elect Gaylord Nelson, backed by a reform campaign, faces a Republican-controlled Senate and potential reshuffling of key appointments including insurance and highway posts. Pending changes could reshape state governance over the coming years.
Washington reports the last Congress passed Public Law 929 amending food and drug laws to require additives be proven safe before use. The rule tightens the burden on manufacturers, with FDA testing timelines and possible extensions, aiming to close a major gap in pure food oversight.
Dr Bowin P Jordan outlines neuritis as inflammation of multiple nerves with pain numbness and muscle wasting. He notes alcoholism vitamin B is deficiency states and surgery as last resort while weather changes may influence symptoms and treatment varies by case.
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