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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1962
Page
4
An editorial argues for a balanced parenting approach, criticizing both extreme softness and brutal discipline. It warns that lax methods produce hoodlums, while excessive punishment damages children, and calls for firmness without anger to instill obedience and respect.
Insider’s Newsletter reports Kennedy and aides allegedly called market investors idiots after a stock plunge. It says White House blamed market excesses on others, denying responsibility for lost confidence amid industry attacks.
Amtorg Trading Corporation faces three probes by the House Un American Activities Committee the House Export Control Committee and the Justice Department over alleged illegal purchases of banned electronic and space equipment for potential export to the Iron Curtain. Key figures include former Amtorg engineer Vladimir Volgin linked to stealth shipments and a missing Amtorg safe said to hold missile and space tracking blueprints.
Dr Steinerohn explains that facial and leg purplish marks may arise from fragile vein walls or liver or vitamin issues and often need medical testing. He advises blood tests, possible vitamin fixes, and cautions against relying on non medical opinions. He also references a book on migraines and notes coronary care tips with a mailed leaflet offer.
Today is June 9 the 160th day with 205 to follow. The entry recalls the 1815 Congress of Vienna last session and 1915 Wilson note after Lusitania sinking. It also notes 1942 conscription order placing men with children last and 1943 tax withholding act. A Maurois thought on housekeeping closes.
Bascom Timmons analyzes mounting federal obligations totaling about 1.25 trillion dollars amid fears of a dollar devaluation and a widening gap between the Communist bloc and Western Europe. Senator Harry F. Byrd cites direct, contingent, and trust fund obligations while cautioning that programs like Medicare and foreign aid will push costs higher, with moon missions adding tens of billions.
Ralph de Toledano argues the Senate backed a farm bill that widens big farm control, leaves small farmers to bear losses, and mirrors Henry Wallace’s past warnings. He cites Census data showing few farmers produce most output, and notes automation and a free market failure to curb overproduction. He calls for redirecting funds to aid displaced small farmers rather than propping large industrialized farming.
A devotional page cites 2 Kings 22 19 praising humility before the Lord and asserts that meeting God’s conditions brings divine presence in critical hours with promises of exaltation for the humble.
A historical masthead for the Monroe Morning World details founders and editors from 1929 to 1962. It lists publisher roles including John Ewing, Wilson Ewing, Robert Ewing Jr., and leadership such as Richard Hale and Edmund G Brown. The paper prints daily in Monroe, is Associated Press affiliated, and markets itself as an independent daily newspaper.
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