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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1961
Page
2
The Kennedy administration's proposed tax reform would end deductions for business entertainment including home parties and theater outings. It targets wives of junior executives and salesmen, potentially sidelining them from their husbands' careers and eliminating travel spouse allowances.
Judge Oren R. Lewis denied Attorney General Kennedy’s request to intervene in the Prince Edward County school desegregation dispute. The ruling argued intervention would delay rights adjudication for the Negro plaintiffs and the county board. The piece notes Kennedy’s call as a “crusade” and discusses implications for school closures and federal authority.
The housing bill cleared the Senate 64 to 25 after intense lobbying with administration pressure. A key fight centered on a 0 down payment option for mid income buyers, led by Senator Albert Gore, and the measure was eventually limited to require some down payment.
A June 17 almanac recaps historical milestones from 1775 Bunker Hill clashes to 1928 Earhart transatlantic flight, and 1958 Berlin riots. It then surveys the Kennedy era housing bill, its funding, and public housing implications, noting costs, programs, and Republican reactions.
Dr. Steinerohn explains that a thorough exam requires hours, not minutes, starting with a full history and emotional assessment. It then examines head to toe, including skin, eyes, throat, neck, heart, lungs, abdomen, pelvic or rectal checks, and may involve lab tests, X rays, and GI studies.
George Sokolski argues that television shows like Perry Mason Gunsmoke and Have Gun Will Travel shape youth behavior. He criticizes modern gossip columns for promoting immorality and calls for adult restraint and better education through books. He recalls past generations before television and urges parents to discipline children.
General Walker, defender of pro Americanism and extreme nationalism, is at the center of a Washington debate sparked by a Gilpatric quip about sending him to Texas. The piece traces Walker’s career from West Point through World War II, Korea, and NATO, highlighting his leadership of the 24th Infantry Division in Germany and his emphasis on freedoms and responsibilities.
The Monroe Morning World, published by the Nee World Publishing Corporation at North 4 and Olive, lists Robert Ewing as publisher 1929 38 Johan D Fines as publisher 1938 52 and credits editors and staff. It states affiliation with The Associated Press and notes national ad reps and offices in major cities. The paper positions as independent and opines on party politics.
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