Doctor from Montevideo Advises Moderation for Heart Health
In Washington the cardiologist Dr Roberto Scarsi discusses heart disease rehab and life extension. He notes gradual rest, moderation in smoking and drinking, weight loss, and gentle activity as key to longer life. He jokes that country living and farming may aid long, healthy living.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Montevideo
Uruguay
Roberto S. Scarsi
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Nickel or Dime Allowance Is Thing of Past
New York warned that a nickel or dime weekly allowance for school age children is useless in high prices. Child care expert Sidonie Matsner Gruenberg says the minimum today is 50 cents and more if the child must buy bus fare. She adds allowances are educational tools not rewards or love tokens. A stray camel analogy closes the piece.
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Sidonie Matsner Gruenberg
Economic Strength From Free Markets, U S Triumphs
The essay argues Americans enjoy superior living standards due to productivity and the profit motive. It cites per hour outputs: American workers far exceed Swiss, Swedish, Belgian, English, and Russian averages, linking high living standards to market competition and national prosperity. It notes America’s large national income relative to six other nations combined and highlights many youths.
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Europe
America
Personal life inquiries prompt social activity quiz
A quirky prompt asks readers if they have experienced visitors visits divorce purchases sales parties engagements breakups or family events revealing how common life events shape daily routines.
The American economic system and its virtues
The piece extols American private enterprise as the core of prosperity citing high school and college access, family income, and rising living standards. It contrasts with government ownership, notes favorable ratios of people per car, washing machine, telephone, and radio, and urges awareness to resist communist propaganda.
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Russia
Eisenhower signals war on drug traffic in cabinet plan
President Eisenhower signs a cabinet level drive against illicit narcotics traffic appointing five members to survey the drug problem and make recommendations. Hagerty says the findings may prompt new legislative proposals for Congress. The article notes a separate fact that 500 gallons of water are needed to produce a ton of laundry soap.
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James Hagerty
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