No Milk Legislation Draws Fire In Louisiana Editorial
The editorial argues that Congress will pass no new milk legislation this year, while criticizing Senators Ellender and Long for supporting the farm bill. It cites Rep McSween and Rep Munson, warning the bill threatens Louisiana crops sugar cane rice cotton and overall free enterprise. It laments federal controls and recreation and integration provisions as harmful to state interests.
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Louisiana
Harold B. McSween
Congress
Robert Munson
Cheneyville
Allen Ellender
Russell Long
Munson
Kennedy
Ellender
Long
U.S. Senate
Congressional Record
McSween
Division in Europe Signals Franco German Divergence
The piece weighs the rift between De Gaulle and Adenauer over NATO and a Franco German lead in Europe. It warns that a Gaullist Europe risks excluding the United States and endangers Western defense plans. It notes Adenauer’s insistence on U.S. defense and Britain’s possible entry into future pacts, urging unity to resist Soviet pressure and preserve security.
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Europe
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Macmillan
Kennedy
de Gaulle
West Germany
Khruschev
France
Germany
Dr. Adenauer
Schroeder
Britain
Adenauer
U. S
Soviet Bloc
Congress To Remain In Session And 1963 Political Outlook
Democratic lawmakers debate whether Congress will stay in session through year end and influence November races while predicting adjournment after Labor Day. Republican probes target Estes favors by Agriculture, with SBA loans and a tax bill likely watered down. Kennedy's early popularity cools amid foreign policy strains, steel crisis, and legislative gridlock. Chandler eyes Kentucky governorship as Rockefeller looms in 1964. Thompson wavering on Medicare aid. Democrats aim to attach Medicare to a Senate bill.
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Congress
Washington
National Cotton Advisory Committee
Estes
Senate
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Small Business Administration
SBA
Treasury Department
Treasury
Harry F. Byrd
Thompson
Clark W. Thompson
Texas
Clark
New York
Democratic Organization
Nelson A. Rockfeller
Rockefeller
Connally amendment blocks World Court repeal effort
Washington debates the Connally amendment to the 1946 UN Charter which grants the United States veto power over the World Court. Despite bipartisan support for repeal, Senate action stalls under leadership expectations. The article traces the reservation’s history from its 1945 ratification through 1958 Interhandel tensions and Cold War geopolitics.
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Washington
United States Senate
Connally
United Nations
International Tribunal
United States
Texas
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Senate
Los Angeles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Ark
International
Court of Justice
World Court
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
U.N
United Nation
Tom Connally
Tex
Russia
Poland
U.S.S.R
Chechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Interhandel
Switzerland
General Aniline and Film Company
I. G. Farben
Germany
Almanac entries mark key historic moments
On June 2 the almanac recalls events such as Gen. Robert E. Lee taking command in 1862, citizenship for American Indians in 1924, Italy abolishing the monarchy in 1946, and Queen Elizabeth II being crowned in 1953. Also notes a thought by Turgenev.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Robert E. Lee
Virginia
North Carolina
Congress
Elizabeth II
Westminster Abbey
London
Archbishop of Canterbury
Federal aid to education judged by Washington schools
Ralph de Toledano argues that federal control over education harms DC schools and fails to meet local needs. He cites overcrowded classrooms, dilapidated libraries, and shoddily updated textbooks as proof that federal involvement ignores local realities and undermines self-governed communities.
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D.C
Vera Rykoff
Coolidge High School
Washington
Earth
Office of Education
Capitol
How to live to be 100 and stay healthy
A reader from Illinois asks Dr. Steincrohn about maintaining health and mental faculties to reach 100. He is 74, tall, fit, widowed, with a stable income and active life, seeking guidance on longevity and wellness under natural laws. The doctor encourages cheerful outlook and notes 100 as a reachable target, citing past successes.
Bible Digest by H B Dean
A compact note reflects on Genesis 1 26 27 and God creating man in His image. It underscores humanity’s role in stewarding creation and the promise of a better world through reliance on the Saviour. The piece emphasizes human responsibility and faith as central themes.
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H. B. Dean
Monroe Morning World Local Notice Card
The Monroe Morning World publishes standard masthead details including founders publishers and staff with note of Associated Press affiliation. This entry lists company address, executives, editors, and advertising representation, plus a statement of independent impartial journalism.
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Robert Ewing
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
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Slonroe
Jack
RE Tress
Netherlands New Guinea
U.S. Patent Office
Byblos
Lebanon
St. Thomas
American Virgin Islands
Bascom Timmons
Department of Agriculture
Billie Sol Estes
Kansas
Western
Happy
Albert B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
ABC
Bert T. Combs
Edward T. Breathitt, Jr
Chandler
John A. Cleland
the Almanac
United Press International
Turgenev
Ralph de Toledano
Sam
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Elaine Gordon
Chamberlain Vocational School
Benning Elemetary School
Robert Gordon
Eastern High School
Phelps Vocational High School
Peter J. Steincrohn
Illinois
Steinerohn
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