Morning World backs six a vote yes on district sales tax
The Monroe Morning World endorses a one cent sales tax for Ouachita Parish and the Fifth District to fund schools police and fire services. It argues the tax is fair, will raise teacher pay, keep personnel, and keep money within the district with polling from 6 am to 8 pm.
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Fifth Congressional District
Ouachita Parish
Lorger
Louisiana
Orleans
Jefferson Parishes
East Baton Rouge
Lafayette
Orleans Parish
Jefferson
Ouachita
Monroe
West Monroe
Goldberg's Open Route Proposal Sparks U S Debate
Arthur Goldberg proposed guaranteeing open Communist supply routes to Vietnam to gain Russian cooperation in the Gulf of Aqaba. Dean Rusk rejected the idea saying it would worsen U S casualties and advance Soviet aims. Critics urged isolation to withdraw from Vietnam rather than aid the enemy.
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Arthur Goldberg
United States
United Nations
Israel
Middle East
Dean Rusk
Russia
Gulf of Aquada
Goldberg
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Gulf of Aqaba
Rusk
Soviet Union
Senate probes unspent Arab aid funds amid Middle East conflict
Senate Subcommittee on Foreign Aid Expenditures investigates undisbursed obligations from economic and military aid to Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, and Lebanon. The probe targets millions still listed on the books as unspent, a matter largely unknown to House committee members and the public.
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Senate
Middle East
Johnson
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Iraq
Lebanon
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Kennedy
Working wives shift Canada to meet labor shortages
Two Canadian factories hired special daytime shifts for housewives to ease labor gaps, a trend not yet seen in American plants. Labor data show one in three American wives work, boosting family income and shaping spending on nonessentials, with disparities by income and race.
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Canada
U.S. Labor Department
Labor Department
Consumer Association
Consumer Finance Association
Analysts favor Rusk over Goldberg influence on Johnson
News analysts Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott say President Johnson is likelier to heed Secretary of State Rusk than Goldberg. They oppose Goldberg's push to keep Thant as UN head and urge rejecting that idea. They argue hard facts show no point in sending troops abroad to curb communist gains for Russian advantage. They claim either full resistance or complete withdrawal.
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Goldberg
Johnson
Thant
United Nations
United States
Russia
Red China
Robert S. Allen
Paul Scott
Rusk
Vietnam
Heaven and Hell Reflections on Giving and Afterlife
The piece cites Acts 20 35 urging believers to support the weak and remember the Lord Jesus words It is more blessed to give than to receive It contrasts Heaven’s wonders with Hell’s horror from I Corinthians 2 9 sayingEye hath not seen nor ear heard what God has prepared for them that love him The tone blends scripture with exhortation about eternal destinations and self denial.
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Jesus
Heaven
Hell
Victor Riesel Predicts Auto Strike Will Be Long and Bitter
Detroit columnist reports industry officials foreseeing a months long strike over wage parity and veto power for skilled trades. Reuther risks overcommitting as 200000 skilled workers at Ford GM and others could veto contracts, with July negotiations likely to test union leadership.
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Detroit
Dean Rusk
Walter
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Solidarity House
Mephistopheles
George Meany
Ford
General Motors
Auto Union
National Union
International Executive Board
CIO
UAW
Ford Motor Co
GOP Doves Not Winning The War Debate In Barrage
The piece argues a small group of Republican senators led by Hatfield Percy and Javits push a dove view on Vietnam to split the party. It says Javits exaggerates dissent while the GOP consensus supports strength and aims to end the war, including Haiphong harbor blockade without conceding sanctuary to the enemy.
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Vietnam
Mark Hatfield
Charles Percy
Jacob Javits
Hatfield
Percy
Javits
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Sen. Javits
Republi
Haiphong
Haiphong Harbor
Monroe Morning World Publisher Details and Editorial Staff
The Monroe Morning World lists John D. Ewing as founder and Robert Ewing as publisher with Wilson Ewing as owner. Executive Editor Gates and Managing Editor Hatten are noted amid a standard Associated Press disclaimer and city office details.
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Robert Ewing
John D. Ewing
Eyeneener
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
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Victor Riesel
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