Editorial: Britain France agree on Common Market path
The editorial notes Prime Minister Macmillan and President De Gaulle appear to have ironed out differences over Britain joining the European Common Market. It discusses economic leverage against the Soviet bloc, Western unity, and NATO cohesion, hoping for a working agreement on market entry and trade with the Soviet nations.
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Macmillan
Great Britain
de Gaulle
France
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Russia
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Atlantic
U. S
Sylvia Porter
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
President Kennedy and the Image of Presidential Temper
The piece questions how the public views a president in ordinary life terms and argues Kennedy should read diverse criticism. It notes Ike avoided local papers but stresses a president must heed opposing viewpoints to gauge public opinion and uphold the office's dignity.
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United States
Oes
Kennedy
New York “Herald Tribune
New Yorker
White House
Ike
Eisenhower
Washington ‘‘Post
Free America
Henry L. Mencken
Withholding Law's Many Consequences
Observers discuss the Kennedy administration tax bill's withholding on dividends and interest. Henry Ford II calls for a broad tax cut while arguing withholding could curb new capital investment and reduce savers' quarterly compound interest, with evaders unlikely to compensate.
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Henry Ford II
Internal Revenue Service
Senate to Debate Yugoslav Aid as Tito Visits Moscow
The Senate will consider a $4.9 billion foreign aid package for Tito while he travels to Moscow. Wisconsin Senator Proxmire seeks to cut off U.S. aid to Tito, a move Kennedy plans to oppose. The article notes rising aid totals, loans unlikely, and U.S. military shipments to Yugoslavia, with Tito signaling tighter party control. GE reports a $16.75 million Titan I nose cones contract, a $6.95 million jet engines award, and a $1 million Polaris test order.
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Tito
Moscow
Josef Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
New York Times
U.S. Senate
Wisconsin
Bill Proxmire
U.S
Proxmire
Eisenhower
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Massachusetts
Styles Bridges
Uncle Sam
Foreign Aid
Belgrade
State Department
Russia
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Milovan Dijilas
Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
North Carolina
Schenectady
UPS
General Electric Co
Navy
Woman quits Estes congregation amid Texas hearings and fraud claims
The report links Billie Sol Estes to religious appeals while Phillips Petroleum fights for its Western Texas business. A Pecos letter cites discredited fundraising and a plan to profit from fertilizer ads, arguing moral decline and calling for local vigilante justice.
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Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Courts of Inquiry
Phillips Petroleum
Bartlesville
Oklo
Estes
Church of Christ
Cautious Advice On Retirement Land Scams Warned
The FTC and New York AG warn against fake retirement land offers and high pressure promotions targeting seniors. Don’t buy land before inspecting it. look for guarantees, limited-time claims, and misrepresented government backing.
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Federal Trade Commission
Attorney General of
New York
FTC
Bureau
U. S
United States
Louis J. Leftkowitz
Lefkotwitz
Preparing for Death with Faith in Christ
The speaker urges offering spiritual support to a dying friend, stressing that Christianity should guide daily life, not just crisis moments. He cautions against treating faith as a stopgap for suffering and calls for genuine relationship with Christ beyond illness.
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Christ
Paul
Gospel Message Refutes Shame With Christ’s Power
A religious note cites Romans 1 16, asserting the gospel of Christ brings salvation to believers. It encourages believers to let the beauty of Jesus show through their lives and to remain confident in their faith.
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God
Jesus
Youth ambassadors urged to boost US image abroad
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy told 200 youths about to begin a 60 day Europe friendship tour that they could help promote America overseas. He spoke during a two day briefing for the people to people student ambassadors. In Seoul about 1500 college students protested U S Army actions demanding troops be tried in local courts.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
America
Kennedy
Seoul
UPS
Fever blisters canker sores linked to triggers and lactobacillus aid
The article reviews two cases where fever blisters and canker sores improved with lactobacillus tablets aimed at gut factors. It notes temp rise before menstrual blisters and aspirin preempting recurrence, plus general cautions on triggers, plus short health Q and A items on night sweats ear scales corn killers and stress responses.
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Boston
Confederate veterans to attend 47th Jackson reunion
About 200 gray-clad veterans gather for the 47th annual Confederate reunion in Jackson Mississippi. Amelia Earhart set a record of 13 hours 22 minutes on her South Atlantic crossing from Natal Brazil to St Louis Senegal. Lester White head of Louisiana Planning Commission says Sid 278 approved for WPA projects.
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Star
Jackson
Mississippi
Amelia Earhart
Natal
Brazil
St. Louis
Senegal
French West Africa
Lester White
Louisiana Planning Commission
Works Progress Administration
Fragmented history of a Monroe newspaper listing publishers and staff
The notice lists founders and editors from 1891 to 1962 for a Monroe newspaper, including John O Ewing, Wilson Ewine, Richard Hale, and others. It records ownership, roles, and the paper’s publication details, plus Associated Press affiliation and advertising reps across major cities.
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John O Ewing
Wilson Ewine
Richard Hale
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