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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1965
Page
16
Interviewed truckers say speeding is not the worst danger and cite tailgating refusing to pass and followingtoo closely as major risks. They warn against drowsy or blind driving, failing to dim lights, and late signaling while urging clear escape routes and safe lane practices.
Mississippi plans a novel dam bridge defense using hundreds of junked cars laced with oil rig cables buried behind river banks to form triple barriers. If effective, the method could cut costs and revolutionize dike construction along rivers, with Mississippi and other states eyeing adoption.
The piece argues the 16th amendment expanded federal power via personal income tax and subsidies, urging states to reclaim sovereign district line drawing. It notes 22 states backing an amendment to preserve legislative independence, praising limits on federal intrusion. Historic facts include the Savannah launched August 23, 1818, and a quirky nails growth rate of .000046 inches per day, plus Navy chaplains per thousand sailors.
President Johnson approves a ceremonial Polish trip for Vice President Humphrey to Krakow in September for the dedication of the U S financed 500 bed American Children's Research Hospital. The move aims to ease U S European ties amid Poland's millennium celebrations and Cardinal Wyszynski's anti communist stance.
Letter from a reader challenges the notion that smoking in any amount is deadly. The writer argues moderation may reduce risk and mocks the emphasis on em physema, noting many nonsmokers suffer illness too. He advocates balanced living and cites personal habits, while acknowledging differing views and a forthcoming book.
William F Buckley portrays a clash between Mrs Dorothy Schiff and the New York Post union over automation and job security. The linotypist’s refusal to operate a new machine triggers a shutdown affecting 1400 workers and 350,000 readers as powers and unions clash amid federal labor rules.
Barry Goldwater criticizes U S support for Egyptian leader Abdel Gamal Nasser. He argues grain aid enabled dictatorship and worsened Arab relations, warning that resuming surplus food shipments to Nasser aids communism and harms U S credibility in the Arab world. He calls for a firm stance against Nasserism to rebuild bonds with Arab nations.
The Monroe Morning World is an independent newspaper published mornings seven days a week by the News-Star-World Publishing Corporation in Monroe Louisiana. It lists staff including publishers Robert Ewing and John S. Campbell and editors Norman H. Smith Edmund G. Brown and Jack Gates. The paper quotes Associated Press rights and national ad representatives.
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