Im Possibility Turned South to Elect Tower Thurmond
A 35 year old professor ran as a Republican in a Democratic Southern state and won Lyndon B Johnsons Senate seat. The piece argues southerners reject the old party mold, cites Tower and Thurmond as examples, laments Kennedy era liberal shifts, and urges a political revolt. It warns of federal aid to education and judgeships, urging voters to press Congress on education funding and constitutional government.
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United States
Senate
John Tower
Lyndon B. Johnson
South Carolina
Maybank
Strom Thurmond
Tower and Thurmond
Texas
Sam” Rayburn
L.B.J
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Tower
Airport safety urged as jet travel grows
Clarence N. Sayen of the Air Lines Pilots Association cites airport inadequacies as a major cause of air disasters. He argues most U.S. airports lack landing aids and proper instrument systems, with only six facilities offering two way instrument landings.
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Clarence N. Sayen
The
Air Lines Pilots Association
United Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
New York City
United States
TWA
Tire
All-Out Berlin Defense Urged by Kennedy Aides
Kennedy and Rusk push for a strong congressional declaration backing all-out defense of West Berlin. They cite the 1955 Eisenhower Formosa resolution as a precedent and consider airlift convoys and UN elections to counter Soviet moves, aiming to show unity and empower executive actions.
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Congress
West Berlin
Kennedy
Rusk
Eisenhower
Formosa
Senate
Berlin
United Nations
Moscow
U. S
Pentagon
Premenstrual Tension and Its Effects on Families
Dr. Peter J. Steincrohn explains that monthly hormonal imbalance causes mood swings, fatigue, and distress before menstruation. Symptoms include crying, anxiety, headaches, bloating, and appetite changes, with treatment options such as progesterone, diuretics, and sedatives.
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U. S
Sue
Harriet
Almanac entry for June 24 1961 with historical notes
United Press International notes June 24 1961 as the 175th day of the year with 190 remaining. It lists events such as Cabot reaching North America in 1497, Lee crossing the Potomac in 1863, U.S. victory in the Spanish American War in 1898, and a 1924 prophecy about the saloon. It ends with Herbert Hoover’s quote on prohibition.
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United Press International
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
John Cabot
North America
New World
Robert E. Lee
Potomac River
Harper’s Ferry
Pennsylvania
United States
New York Daily Mirror
How to Go Broke by Overspending Dollars
Yale economist Robert Triffin explains two routes to financial ruin slow and rapid. He notes the United States spent more than earned over decades, covered by gold, IOUs, and cash payments abroad, weakening the dollar and risking a liquidity crisis.
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Robert Triffin
Yale
Triffin
Eisenhower Economy Warnings and New Presidential Duty
Sylvia Porter argues that public acknowledgment of recession danger in 1960 could have softened the downturn through early anti slump actions. She notes a Commission on Money and Credit proposal would force future presidents to publicly state economic trouble and propose steps, aiming to curb depressions and inflation with added presidential responsibility.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Commission On Money and Credit
United States
CMC
Cross as eternal hope in Galatians sermon
A devotional note emphasizes Galatians 6 14 in which Paul rejects worldly glory and points to the cross of Jesus Christ as the decisive act saving souls. It highlights Christ death and resurrection as the source of eternal hope for all.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Monroe Morning World Publisher History and Motto Note
The Monroe Morning World, founded 1929, is an independent daily by News Star World Publishing. Officials include publisher John D. Ewing, president William Honsen, GM Richard Hale, and editors Dallas Roper and Jack Gates. The paper distributes through The Associated Press and Branham ads network.
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Robert Ewing
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star- World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William Honsen
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Mgr
Jack Gates
Dallas
The
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John Byrnes
Wis
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Robert Roosa
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M. S. Szymczak
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Roosa
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William McC. Martin
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CIA
Walter Bedell Smith
Arthur Trudeau
Army Research & Development
Peter J. Steincrohn
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Herbert Hoover
George Sokolsky
Sylvia Porter
Bible Thought
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