Dillon stresses profits and growth to aid free enterprise
Secretary Dillon addressed the New York Financial Writers Association stressing profits as essential to the free enterprise system and government revenue. He argued for full employment, rapid growth, price stability, and reassured against rushed tax reform while noting improving second quarter business and a shrinking balance of payments deficit. He urged Kennedy administration finance ideas be adopted to calm market volatility.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Dillon
New York Financial Writers Association
Billie Sol Estes
Fort Knox
Treasury
Kennedy
Massachusetts Dynasty Battle Shapes Kennedy Senate Bid
Massachusetts Republicans face a dynasty accusation as Democrats rally behind Ted Kennedy for the U S Senate. George Cabot Lodge and Laurence Curtis emerge as main Republican rivals while Kennedy allies defend nepotism as a political device amid a tense convention run.
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Ted Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Massachusetts
GOP
U. S. Senate
George Cabot Lodge
U.S
Laurence Curtis
Lodge
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kennedy Brothers
White House
House
Kennedy
Louisiana
U. S
Senate
President Kennedy Perseveres Through Economic Dilemma
President Kennedy remains seemingly unaware of the wage price squeeze as labor demands rise. He rejects immediate policy shifts, signals delaying broad tax cuts, and hints at retroactive action while fearing political backlash before the next Congress. The piece weighs tax proposals, depreciation rules, and investment credits against a stagnating economy and rising wage costs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
House Democrats Avoid Deep Probe of Estes Deals
Washington reporting that by a 4-2 party line vote, House Democrats signaled no intent to pursue a thorough inquiry into the Billie Sol Estes scandal. Republicans push for full access to records and testimony, including Texas Attorney General Will Wilson and Agriculture Department ties, while Democrats favor limited hearings.
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House
Estes
Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Fountain Subcommittee
Robert Manuel
Manuel
Rep
L. H. Fountain
North Carolina
Fountain
GOP
House Interstate Highway Committee
Bill Miller
Senate
John McClellan
Florence Dwyer
Colin Langden
Texas
Will Wilson
Wilson
Congress
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Freeman
Name in the newspaper: Goss fights automation fear
A brief note about a person named Goss declaring they cannot be replaced by automation, reflecting concerns over technology and labor. The text centers on individual stance and industry implications.
25 Years Ago in 1937 News Star Highlights
Russia reported 28 more persons executed in treason trials bringing total to 66. Bank of France lifted discount rate to six percent to curb gold withdrawals as Socialist cabinet readies measures for the financial crisis. Bilbao braces for possible final assault by insurgent forces.
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The
News-Star
Russia
Bank of France
Bilbao
Railway Siding in Hong Kong and Mao's Hold Over Hong Kong
A vivid scene at Lo Wu with British policemen and Chinese soldiers facing off across a bridge. Refugees, mostly Cantonese, prepare to emigrate to British Hong Kong as a steam locomotive brings a weekly flow. The piece contrasts hunger under Communist China, British administration, and potential conflict if Mao Tse-tung acts.
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People’s Government of
China
Hong Kong
Canton
Mao Tse-tung
Kowloon
Victoria
Ha Tsuen
Sha Tau Kok
Sampans
Sham Cun
Iron Bridge
Binying
Foochow
Mao
Burma
Malaya
India
Belgium
France
Centers for Older Persons Spread Across the Nation
The article describes senior centers on the East and West Coasts run by teen editors and retired journalists, with thousands benefiting across 218 centers. Centers differ in location budgets and purposes, from social spaces to education and housing referrals, all under professional guidance. It notes the 18 year history, formal definition by the National Council on the Aging, and a push for more centers in public housing, with contact details for further information.
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National Council On the Aging
Council
New York City
Philadelphia
Bergen County
N. J
Schenectady
N. Y
Hamilton
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
State Health Department
National Council On the
W. 45 Street
New York
Personal experience with Christ and new birth explained
The author defines physical experience as senses and spiritual experience as emotions conscience or heart. A Christian experience equals the New Birth seen in Nicodemus and Paul on the Damascus Road, with life transformed. many have experienced this, and you can too by accepting Christ.
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H. K
Christ
Nicodemus
Paul
Damascus Road
How to Keep Well A Study of Alcoholism at NC Memorial
A physician, Dr. W. S. Pearson, conducts a study at North Carolina Memorial Hospital to compare alcoholics with nonalcoholics. He interviews 100 men over 20 to identify histories of alcoholism using six criteria including amnesia during intoxication, sneaking drinks, loss of control, morning eye opener need, loss of relationships, and hospitalizations due to drinking.
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North Carolina Memorial Hospital
W. S. Pearson
Hidden Alcoholism Signals From Hospital Survey
Dr Pearson notes that among 100 interviewed 29 were definite alcoholics and 9 highly suspect. Only 12 acknowledged an alcoholic problem in the hospital record. The lesson is many alcoholics are unaware of their condition, requiring attention to this hidden group.
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Pearson
Imaginary pets noted in preschool child
Mrs R writes of a 3 year old daughter who has two imaginary dogs and three cats she feeds runs with talks to and plays with even around peers. Experts say such vivid imagination is common at this age and not a cause for concern if the child is otherwise normal and well connected to her environment.
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Make Believe
Health hints from the pages of a local paper
A health column answers readers on adult tonsillectomy risks and bleeding, kidney pain myths, amebiasis transmission, plus a note on a cheerful outlook. It recommends simple blood tests to assess bleeding tendency and explains back pain links to kidneys and bladder or prostate issues.
Daring Christian Faith Fades From Modern Times
A brief religious reflection contrasts Nehemiah's era with today, noting divine acts during Egypt and the Red Sea as cited in Nehemiah 9 9. The text laments the perceived decline of bold Christian witness, asserting that the Holy One of Israel remains alive while modern believers struggle for vitality.
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Egypt
Red Sea
Nehemiah
Israel
Monroe News-Star history and staff listing
A historical note on the Monroe News-Star details its publishers and key staff through the mid-20th century. It lists John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers, Richard Hale as general manager, and editors including Edmund S. Brown and Walter B. Hatten, with Associated Press affiliation and ad agency affiliations noted.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund Ss. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Associated Press
Bam Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chic
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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J. S
Ameba
Bible Digest
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