No Opposition Allowed The Mandeville Bomb Discovery
The piece argues that bombs found near Mandeville signal a near Soviet threat to the southern Pelican State. It criticizes U S policy toward Castro Cuba, the Bay of Pigs, and Kennedy era diplomacy, suggesting a dangerous calm while anti communist efforts in Latin America are discouraged.
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Mandeville
Pelican
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
U. S
Havana
Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
Fulgencio Batisila
State Department
Castro Brothers
Kenned
Che” Guevara
Soviet Russia
Kennedy
Hungary
Latin America
States Department
Soviet Bloc
Free World
Purse Strings Show Welfare Overpayments Across States
A nationwide review led by Welfare Commissioner Ellen Winston estimates nearly five million dollars in ineligible welfare checks were issued. The study, prompted by Senate hearings on District of Columbia ineligibilities, urges tighter federal state controls and home visits to verify eligibility. By 1964 a nationwide testing program will extend to all federal state assistance programs. Monarch butterflies use celestial cues and chemical traces for navigation, but no recorded elder butterfly guides the young. Spiny lobster larvae remain nearly transparent with only pigmented eyes visible.
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Anthony J
Senate
District of Columbia
Test Ban Treaty Would Allow East German Signature
Washington analysis argues East Germany could pledge accession to the partial test ban treaty after other powers sign, creating de facto recognition. It warns this step risks admitting East Germany as a party while Western powers reject its statehood, complicating Cuba and other signatories.
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Washington
United States
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Great Britain
Soviet Union
United Press International
Berlin
West Germany
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
United Kingdom
Viet Union
German Democratic Republic
Cuba
Senator Warns Against Taking End Runs Around Law
Washington analysts debate the Civil Rights Act of 1963 as Sen Sam Ervin cautions against bypassing the Constitution. He cites legal safeguards while Sen Frank Lausche questions industry gains from compulsory reform and Wirtz statistics. John C. Satterfield warns the act would extend federal power beyond prior decisions. The debate continues as opponents challenge pace and scope.
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Sam Ervin
North Carolina Supreme Court
Ervin
Wirtz
Lausche
American Bar and
Mississippi Bar Associations
John C. Satterfield
Supreme Court
Congress
Satterfield
Federal Reserve System
Federal Home Loan System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
News of 25 Years Ago Highlights from August 5 1938 News Star
Roosevelt supporters won in West Virginia and Kansas while Missouri and Virginia voters rejected them. Japanese officials proposed a route to Soviets to end Manchurian border hostilities. Tennessee Crump faction scored decisive wins in U S Senate and governor races.
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The
News-Star
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Er. H. Crump
Tennessee
U. S. Senate
How To Keep Well Aspirin for Arthritis Care
The article discusses aspirin as a cheap, low toxicity remedy for arthritis, noting dose variation and the limited cure of drugs. It covers treatment options from salicylates to stronger medicines like malarial drugs, gold salts, and steroids, emphasizing symptom control, prevention of deformities, and overall health through exercise, nutrition, and addressing anemia and infections.
Question on syphilis tests and diagnosis
A. L. asks if a negative Wassermann test proves absence of syphilis. Response notes that the test may stay negative for weeks after exposure and suggests additional testing if syphilis is suspected or if an open sore is present to determine the cause.
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A. L
Wasserman
Reader Question Weighs Morning vs Night Exercise
S G writes that choosing when to exercise is personal and urges morning workouts as an eye opener. He notes some people prefer noon or evening sessions and that the best time depends on individual routine and safety.
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S. G
Vitamin B advised for drinkers you need
J M explains vitamin B aids alcohol metabolism. Heavy drinking depletes body stores, risking liver and nerve tissue damage if not replenished by food or capsules.
Tailbone injury from blunt force explained briefly
A direct blow can displace or injure the coccyx, the small tailbone at the spine end, though it is well protected. Also note a health tip for hikers: drink water only from springs or wells placarded as safe.
Narrow Victory Costs Democrats in Pennsylv ania Race
The Pennsylv a nia 15th District winner Fred Rooney cost estim ated $250000 to keep intact a nearly 30 year winning streak. Rooney defeated Republican Bob Bartlett by a narrow margin amid high campaign spending and union support. California GOP battle lines form as Knowland and Kuchel push for an open primary pitting Goldwater against Rockefeller ahead of the national convention.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Fred Rooney
House of Representatives
Rooney
Bob Bartlett
Scranton
Cope ‘Committee On Political Education
California
Donnybrook
William Knowland
Thomas Kuchel
Golden State
Caspar Weinberger
Knowland
Kuchel
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Earl Warren
Goodie Knight
Tom Kuchel
Richard Nixon
Joe Shell
Rockefeller
Rocky
Discipline Dilemma Among Students and Authority
The letter argues a widespread lack of respect for authority and discipline in schools. It urges frank faculty discussion with the principal, potentially involving the school board, and frames obedience and discipline as essential to national welfare, citing Isaiah on juvenile delinquency.
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Isaiah
Monroe News-Star Editorial and Publishing Details
The Monroe News-Star founded 1929 in Monroe lists publishers Ewing family and managers, staff roles, Associated Press affiliation, and independent stance. It notes office locations, telephone, advertising reps, and commitment to impartial reporting and published daily by News-Star-World Publishing Corporation.
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Robert Ewing
Joan DO. 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
The
Branham — “Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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Winston
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Capitol Hill
Frank Lausche
Municipal and Common Pleas
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Ohio
Conference of Economists
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Michigan
Wisconsin
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