Lost Purpose Of U N We Should Quit The United Nations
An era of hope for a postwar world with the United Nations has faded. The author argues the UN no longer serves U.S. interests as new Afro Asian nations dominate the General Assembly, prioritizing colonialism and apartheid issues over global dangers. Dropping membership is proposed as timely to avoid being compelled to vote with a large bloc that aligns with Soviet aims.
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United Nations
United States
Organization
Security Council
The
World Organization
U.N. General Assembly
World Forum
Soviet Union
Free Nations
England
France
Free World
U.N
Change Of Strategy: Goldwater Rockefeller Rift Deepens
The piece discusses shifting GOP dynamics between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. It notes Rockefeller branding Goldwater as extremist amid rising conservatism, contrasts strategies favoring state authority with past liberal New Deal alignments, and cites Goldwater’s cross‑party outreach and fundraising efforts for liberal colleagues.
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Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Americans For Democratic Action
New Yorker
South
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Simpy
U.S
GOP
Rockefeller
Nebraska
Jacob Javits
Cliff Case
New Jersey
Tom Kuchel
California
Senator Javits
Republican Party
Military orders seen as tool for social reform debate
Washington lawmakers challenge Pentagon directive restricting racial discrimination and using bases to foster equal opportunity. Senator Stennis and Senator Goldwater warn of militarized social policy and possible erosion of civil oversight while Representative Hebert denounces executive overreach in defense programs.
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John Stennis
Mississippi
Senate Armed Service Committee
Senate
Secretary of Defense
Iet
Air Force
Defense Department
Stennis
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon Committee
Internal Revenue Service
F. Edward Hebert
Louisiana
Hebert
House Armed Services Committee
Senator Jackson seeks proof of ban's effectiveness
Washington Senator Henry Jackson demands convincing evidence from scientists and military leaders before backing the Nuclear Treaty. He questions Russia's anti missile capabilities, defense penetration, and impact of testing bans on maintaining the U S strategic edge, signaling a potential vote hinge on solid, public proof.
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Senator Jackson
Washington
Henry Jackson
Wash
Armed Services and Joint Atomic Energy Committees
Byrd
Virginia
Cannon
Dodd
Saltonstall
Symington
South
Capitol Hill
Dirksen
White House
Jackson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air maneuvers with 950 aircraft alarm North Sea region
In 1938 Great Britain staged North Sea air maneuvers involving 950 aircraft drawing protests from Dutch and German airlines over blocked routes. The era’s aviation news also celebrated Douglas Corrigan’s safe return aboard the Manhattan liner from Ireland. Ouachita Parish Sheriff Milton Coverdale turned over a surplus of 5681.66 dollars to the police jury for the year.
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News-Star
Great Britain
North Sea
New York
United States
Douglas Corrigan
Ireland
Ouachita Parish
Milton Coverdale
How To Keep Well Nervous Rashes And Dermatitis Ties
A health column notes rashes often link to nervousness but cites cases where reactions stem from allergies or products like perfume and hair preparations. It discusses the skin nervous system bond, mentions blushing and stress effects, and offers home care such as tepid baths and avoiding irritants. It also covers vaccination for the elderly and digestive questions about stomach acid, advising vaccination for seniors and noting that low stomach acid only matters with symptoms.
Greatly Enlarged Bones and Vascular Disease Questions
A Q and A column on acromegaly explains the pituitary tumor causes excess hormone, with irradiation or pituitary removal as treatment. It also defines vascular trouble as diseases of arteries, veins, and capillaries, noting hardening as one type, and urges tetanus immunization for gardeners.
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Pituitary Gland
F. C
Rational Policy In Orient Faces U S Lobby Clash
A broad mix of businessmen and liberal intellectuals push for changes in U S policy toward Red China. Senator Milward Simpson accuses the administration of illegal lobbying while federal funds support Education and Welfare lobbying. Agriculture and AID officials are cited for influence and misused funds amid grain trade and aid shipments. More than 2.35 million pounds of soybean salad dressing are slated for Lebanon, the United Arab Republic, and Jordan.
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Washington
U. S
China
Chiang Kai-shek
McGeorge Bundy
Pacific Shipper
Red China
State Department
National Security Council
Hong Kong
Mao
Milward Simpson
Wyoming
Anthony Celebrezze
Chicago
Sen. Simpson
Agriculture Department
Simpson
Agency For International Development
Foreign Aid Administration
Far East
Arab World
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Accept Christ as Savior and Lord
The statement means more than honoring Jesus as a great teacher it requires trusting Him as Savior and recognizing Him as God’s substitute for our sins This leads to the New Birth and the assurance of being God’s child through faith in Him
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K. A
James Simpson
Christ
Monroe News-Star masthead and editorial stance
The Monroe News-Star declares itself an independent daily, printing news impartially and taking stands on what it believes is right while opposing what it deems wrong, with editors and executives named, and advertising and AP affiliations listed. A citation block outlines publishers from 1929 to 1952 and key staff, plus corporate offices and Associated Press rights.
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Robert Ewing
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack 5. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Bert Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company
National
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlott
The
Monroe News-Star
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Asia
feller-Golfwater Development
By David Lawrence
Congress
Executive Branch
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
By Holmes Alexander
News-Star Files
Theodore R. van Dellen
Norman R. Goldsmith
A. R
Fulton Lewis, JR
Monroriems Star
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