Nuclear tensions rise as Korea skirmish tests treaty mood
A North Korean raid in the Korean DMZ kills two US soldiers and injures a third, signaling a shift from nuclear threats to ground warfare. The piece argues the Senate should reject a pact with the Soviet Union amid ongoing aggression and questions inspections, urging a multi-front stop to Khrushchev's aims and a firm Western alliance.
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France Uses Gold Reserves to Stabilize Economy
The article notes France under de Gaulle backing the franc with a gold and dollar reserve, about 83 percent in gold. Paris plans $4.2 billion in gold and reduced the external debt by roughly $600 million, aiming to balance payments while facing a housing shortage amid Europe’s largest population growth.
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Valeisecard d’Estaing
Europe
Inflation and franc values shape postwar economics
The passage traces postwar currency shifts in France from about 20 cents per franc after World War I to 492 francs per dollar, the introduction of a new franc, and ongoing inflation pressures. It notes French fiscal restraint, rising gold reserves, US spending, and persistent balance of payments challenges. It also mentions Denmark shifting exports away from agriculture and provides a brief etymology of meander. Haiti’s population estimate is given as 4,300,000.
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d’Estaing
France
King Explains How He Decides Laws Just Or Unjust
Washington argues over the clergy role in the Birmingham era protests. Dr King explains just versus unjust laws, nonviolent action, and the need to address hidden tensions without endorsing violence. The piece contrasts lawful reform with demonstrations that disrupt peace and warns against ignoring law and order.
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Birmingham
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Nevada Senator Questions on Test Ban Treaty Critique
Senator Howard Cannon questions the East West Nuclear Treaty, signaling concerns over non aggression pledges, NATO rights, and unseen high yield tests. He demands clarifications from Harriman and other officials before voting, while Joint Chiefs reportedly lean toward ratification.
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Russian air war notices and Ford honored in 1938 News-Star
A Korean army communique cited Russian warplanes bombing Japanese fortifications on the Manchurian border while Japanese reports claimed five Russian planes were shot down. Actress Norma Shearer said she doubted herself for Scarlett O Hara in Gone with the Wind. The German regime awarded Henry Ford the grand cross of the German Eagle for industry achievements.
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Norma Shearer
Scarlett O'Hara
Henry Ford
How To Keep Well With Mouthwashes And Dental Aids
A health column discusses mouthwashes as providing limited value for preventing disease. Brushing and cleaning teeth, not rinses, remove debris and address odor. Electric toothbrushes with UL seal offer cleansing and gum massage, while new water-pulse devices aid between-teeth cleaning.
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American Dental Association
Underwriters Laboratories
Nuclear Balance Favors Reds
December 1961 Khrushchev orders continued nuclear testing while the partial test ban narrows Western detection. The ban leaves East Bloc states free to test in atmosphere and space, threatening U S deterrence and arms programs. Congressman Hosmer warns of weakened SAC and ICBM posture, plus new anti missile defenses shifting advantage to the Soviet Union.
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Selecting a church after reading the New Testament
The answer advises joining a faith group of believers who have received God’s Word, depend on the Holy Spirit, and show Christlike life. It notes baptism after accepting the Word and emphasizes church fellowship over solitary faith, promising enrichment by joining a true body of believers.
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Monroe News-Star: Staff and history notes
The Monroe News-Star profile lists publishers John C. Ewing and Wilson Ewing, general manager Richard Hale, and editors Jack Gates and ert Hatten. It details ownership, delivery, offices on North 4th and Olive, Associated Press affiliation, and ad reps Branham Company. The paper proclaims independence, impartiality, and opposition to wrongs irrespective of politics.
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