Campaign Folklore and 1964 Election Ironies
A light reflection on campaign folklore from 1928 to 1964. The piece notes tax burdens on government workers, mentions Hoover Smith tunes and Taft songs, references The Big Rock Candy Mountain and hopeful slogans like new deal and fair deal, and ends with a nudge toward the 1964 election year.
Rough Country and Appalachia War on Poverty Theme
The piece discusses poverty efforts in Appalachia as part of the 1964 theme, noting President and First Lady visits, and argues sustained federal aid is insufficient to spur true productivity. It contrasts individual initiative in farming with ongoing regional hardships, cites education staffing gains, Arctic passage history, and briefly notes bristle-cone pine cones.
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Three Supreme Court Justices Back Goldwater View on Civil Rights
The piece notes Justices Black Harlan and White aligning with Goldwater's stance that the Fourteenth Amendment does not compel private restaurants to serve customers, citing the 1883 ruling and contrasting with Goldberg Warren and Douglas who supported the opposite. It discusses sit in protests, constitutional questions, and calls Congress to uphold the existing constitutional framework.
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Commentators In Hedging Mood Over British Elections
London observers weigh Conservative weaknesses and Harold Macmillan’s absence against Alec Douglas-Home while polls hint Socialists hold summer appeal. Analysts note public ownership debate fading and industry regulation as a key divide with Labour seeking image repair before October vote.
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How To Keep Well New 30 second urine test for viral hepatitis
A new 30 second urine test called Ietotest detects bilirubin to aid hepatitis diagnosis. It’s quick easy and inexpensive though not foolproof since bilirubin can appear with other liver diseases. Blood tests remain necessary for a definitive diagnosis and prompt treatment to prevent spread.
Medical Notes On Empyema And Personal Health Hints
Empyema is pus in a cavity most often the pleural space and requires drainage plus appropriate antibiotics. A reader reports muscle stiffness after a nervous breakdown and asks for relief, with heat, massage, and manipulation suggested. A health hint notes a scar on the arm does not confer lifelong smallpox protection.
Capital Renewal Clash Looms
Washington lawmakers clash over urban renewal funding and high-rise housing in the District, with critics labeling the program illegal and unjustified. Rep. Widnall, GAO findings, and anecdotes from Dowdy and Kyl illustrate alleged misuses, resulting displacements, business losses, and questionable projects nationwide.
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Is Confession to God Necessary for Salvation
Billy Graham explains that salvation does not require us to inform God of sins, but facing evil is essential to redemption. Confession to God is taught in the New Testament, with forgiveness, cleansing, and power to live righteously as seen in Scriptural examples.
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Monroe News-Star Publisher and staff listing note
The Monroe News-Star outlines its founding, publisher and staff roles, and Associated Press affiliation. It states independence and impartial news, with a nationwide advertising network and multiple office locations.
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