Generosity vs Debt in Foreign Aid Debate
The article contrasts General Clay and Otto Passman on foreign aid. Clay urges modest cuts but overall increase remains likely while Passman wants drastic reductions and phased elimination. It notes the U S debt of about 305 billion and argues aid fuels debt, linking it to trade deficits and global competition.
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Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Kennedy
General Clay
Louisiana 5Th District
Otto Passman
House
Passman
United States
England
France
West Germany
Japan
Israel
U. S
China
Russia
Congressman Passman
Congress
Texas youth crime plan aims to involve teens in prevention
Attorney General Waggoner Carr endorses a two day Austin meeting for about 750 high school students to study delinquency prevention with national and state authorities. Delegates from Houston and other cities will hear from experts and explore teen led solutions to juvenile crime. The program emphasizes peer guidance and practical steps like work programs to deter dropping out.
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Texas
Waggoner Carr
Wea
Carr
Austin
Texas Attorney General's
Houston
Bill Morse i
South
Powell and Kennedy Clash Over Civil Rights Tactics
Washington debate centers on Rep Powell threat to block party leadership over civil rights priority and Attorney General Kennedy's call for unity. Powell argues for independent Negro leadership influence while Kennedy urges whites and Negroes to join and press for progress without pressure.
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Washington
Congress of
United States
Adam Clayton Powell
Committee On
Education and Labor
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
House
Powell
Robert F. Kennedy
NBC
Kennedy
Top News from 25 Years Ago in The News-Star 1938
The 1938 recap notes Soviet forces repulsing a Siberian Manchurian border attack, Tennessee National Guard units ordered to Mississippi for bal lot box security in the Browning Crump governor race, and Caroline Cochran of Meridian named dean of women at Louisiana Tech by President Richardson.
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News-Star
Tennessee National Guard
Mississippi
Browning
E. H. Crump
Caroline Cochran
Meridian
Louisiana Tech
E. S. Richardson
Byrd and Saltonstall Push Cautious Nuclear Treaty Debate
Senator Byrd and Senator Saltonstall call for reason in considering the Nuclear Treaty. The piece weighs the high stakes of ratification, warning against simple opposition while noting a split in Congress over disarmament with the President pressed to avoid humiliating defeat.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Republican Conference
Old Virginia
New England
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
United Nations
NATO
Khrushchev
Saltonstall
Mr. Kennedy
Armed Services Committee
Regain the peace of God by faith not fear
The message says fear blocks faith and the Holy Spirit remains. doubt is a sin. Confess doubts and sins, ask God for forgiveness, and return to faith to invite the Holy Spirit back into your life.
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Jesus
King fires top aide tied to Communist past
The Rev Martin Luther King Jr. dismissed Jack O'Dell, once Hunter Pitts O'Dell, a former Communist Party National Committee member and district organizer. O'Dell later served as acting staff director for voter registration before disclosures led to his firing and then partial rehiring after a New York office reassessment.
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Martin Luther King
National Committee
Communist Party
Jack O'Dell
Hunter Pitts O'Dell
O'Dell
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
The
Birmingham News
Atlanta Constitution
National Maritime Union
United States
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party Subcommittee
Robert Morris
New Orleans
Ben Jones
John Vesey
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Montgomery, Ala
Nutritional eczema and skin changes from poor diets
A discussion on starvation diets harming the skin and mouth. It notes dermatitis-like rashes, thickened dry skin on elbows and neck, smooth red tongue, swollen gums, and canker sores from vitamin deficiencies. Improvement follows dietary changes and vitamin intake. emphasizes the role of clean washing over antiseptic soap for germ removal.
Digitalis use and risk of slow pulse
A. B. S. notes that constant digitalis use can slow the pulse. If this happens a physician will cut or pause the dose. A slow pulse with nausea signals digitalis intoxication.
Symptoms and duration of glandular viral infections
Mrs. E S asks about symptoms of viral infections in the glands and their duration. She notes infectious mononucleosis commonly lasts 2 to 4 weeks and suggests sending a stamped self addressed envelope for a leaflet on mono nucleosis.
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Urinary Tract Infection Health Hint for Parents
Medical note explains cystitis typically affects the bladder but can spread to the kidneys or the urethra. It warns caregivers not to leave children under two unattended on sidewalks.
Monroe News-Star Publisher and staff listing 1929–1962
The Monroe News-Star notes its founding, second class post status on December 10, 1929, and lists key personnel including Robert Ewing Jr as Chairman, William H. Bronson as President, Jack S. Campbell as General Manager, Edmund G. Brown as Assistant GM, Jack Gat as Executive Editor, and Bert Hatten as Managing Editor. It also states AP affiliation, Branham Company reps, and its stance as an independent paper.
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Robert Ewing
John 0. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
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