Debts and Diplomacy: Pressing France on World War I Loans
A columnist urges hard-line action against France over the 6.5 billion dollars owed to the United States from World War I, arguing de Gaulle's demands threaten U S finances and Atlantic alignment. Fulbright supports shifting from myths to realities and pressing for repayment with decisive diplomacy.
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Germany
Herbert Hoover
Fulbright
Democrats Turn On Heat For $1 Million Fundraising Dinner
The Democratic National Committee drives aggressive fundraising for a capital gala next Thursday aiming for $1 million. About 6,000 tickets are being pushed at $100 each, with 350 redevelopments agency layoffs tied to ticket invitations. Senate and House committees have strict quotas, from 50 tickets per senator to five tables per president's club member.
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Curry
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Second Opinions and Shingles Help from Dr Steincrohn
Readers ask about consulting another physician and coping with shingles pain that lingers after a rash. Dr Steincrohn affirms patient rights to seek a consultation openly and explains postherpetic neuralgia can last months, urging faith in heart health and offering general guidance and a booklet.
Louisiana conservation districts reach full participation milestone
Louisiana officials and Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman joined Senator Allen Ellender to sign documents showing all 26 soil and water conservation districts in the state have entered into new expanded working agreements with the department. Louisiana now ranks among six states with full participation, unlocking credit, cost sharing and technical aid for soil, water, wildlife and other resources. Local leaders contribute unpaid effort for future generations, a commendable program advancement.
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Allen Ellender
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Riculture
Gemini 5 mission faces labor and court opposition
The piece claims Gemini 5 on August 9 faces interference from union bosses and communists, criticizing the Supreme Court for granting protections to communist dominated unions. It warns of potential delays at Cape Kennedy and Merritt Island Moonport if strikes occur, blaming unions, communists, and the court.
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Merritt Island
Moonport
Bible Verse Meditation on Faith and Calm in Storms
A devotional reflects on Mark 6 48 where Jesus walks on the sea during a storm. It speaks of Christ as the midnight specialist who banishes darkness and grants peace with the words my peace I give unto you.
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Soaper Says Lindsay Opposes Labels for Cartoonists
Soaper asserts Representative John Lindsay rejects labels while cartoonists insist on using at least a name tag to avoid resembling a Kennedy. The remark highlights ongoing discourse on political branding and public perception.
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Kennedy
Free Society Association formed by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater explains forming the Free Society Association a new, nonpartisan educational group advocating individual responsibility and free market principles. He argues welfare state growth without debate risks collectivism and pledges research, programs, and publications to prove free society principles address modern problems. He previews more background in his next column.
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Debts in U S Dangerously High Says Sylvia Porter
Sylvia Porter notes a panel of top bankers secretly voted on loan quality. Eleven said credit worsened generally, eleven said it did not in their shops. She cites rising private debt yet signs of resilience like high savings and modest delinquencies.
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McCarthy
Almanac Today June 19 1965 and historic events
Almanac note for Saturday June 19 1965 marks the 170th day with 195 remaining. It recalls Lou Gehrig's 1903 birth, U S eight hour day adoption in 1912, the 1953 Rosenberg execution, 1964 civil rights bill vote and Kennedy plane crash, plus Shakespeare on love.
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Edward Kennedy
Monroe Fleming World 1929 1998 Founded October 26 1929
The Monroe Morning World profile lists founders Monroe Fleming and John C. Ewing with publishers Robert and Wilson Ewing. It notes editorial leadership including Edmund G. Brown and Norman H. Smith and credits The Associated Press for dispatches. The paper operates as a seven day morning edition from Monroe Louisiana with offices across major cities and a stance of impartial news and advocacy for its beliefs.
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Montgeia
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
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Monroe
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Onsen
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Campbell
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Jack Gates
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Embere
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