Teller rejects nuclear test ban pact says it harms U.S. security
Dr. Edward Teller criticizes the treaty as weakening national defense and warns the Senate to reject ratification. He contrasts his view with the State Department and Defense leaders who consider the pact compatible with U.S. security, while the Joint Chiefs show cautious support amid risks.
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Edward Teller
United States
State Department
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara
Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Joint Chiefs
Dr. Teller
Castro's Training Circles Send Latins to Havana Schools
Columnist Victor Riesel traces a network from Argentina through Uruguay and Chile to Havana's subversion centers. Young Latin Americans travel via identity cards and local passports to attend Red cultural centers then return with forged or reissued papers. Cuba plans a conference and ship excursions to bring delegates, including architects, to Havana for training while officials deny espionage export.
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Victor Riesel
Colonia
Uruguay
South America
Castro
Havana
Argentina
Cuba
Chile
Soviets Clamp Down On Press In Face Of New Thaw
A New York Herald Tribune analysis reports the Soviet Union tightening control of media as Moscow creates a state press committee and tightens censorship. It argues that such moves threaten world peace, undermine free communication, and show Western nations have not spoken strongly for human liberties amid the nuclear test treaty. The piece critiques the Berlin Wall's anniversary as a symbol of failed western leadership.
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Yalta
Pottsdam
Moscow
United Press International
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Izvestia
State Committee
Russia
East
Berlin ‘Wall
New York Herald Tri Bune Inc
Kennedy envoy in Bulgaria frames July 4 in peace terms
President Kennedy’s message to Bulgaria via Sofia was broadcast by the Kremlin controlled media. Ambassador Eugenie Anderson spoke of peace freedom and independence but avoided endorsing liberty for all nations. The piece questions Soviet aims and co existence as motive for the talk.
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Bulgaria
Kennedy
America
Kremlin-controlled
U.S
Sofia
Eugenie Anderson
Kremlin
U. S
88th Congress Not Prepared To Make Historical Mark
Washington argues whether the 88th Congress can gain greatness by facing two epochal tests from the President on social equality and disarmament. It notes leadership gaps in Mansfield and McCormack, but praises past examples where power rose from the floor and committees, citing McCarran and Landrum Griffin as instances of effective rise without top leadership.
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88Th
New Frontier
Khrushchev
Mansfield
McCormack
Charlie
Taft
Hartley
Dirksen
Halleck
Landrum and
Griffin
McCarran
Ney
Judiciary
First Ouachita cotton bale sells for 13 cents a lb
News-Star’s August 16 1938 issue highlights Ouachita Parish’s first 1938 cotton bale auctioned at 13 cents per pound. Guy Dupree bought it with Ben Downing as auctioneer. In other items President Roosevelt backs Maryland candidate David Lewis against Senator Millard Tydings. Daniel G Dodge, 21, heir to a $9 million motor fortune, dies after a dynamite blast near Little Current Ontario.
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Ouachita Parish
Guy Dupree
Ben Downing
Roosevelt
David Lewis
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Daniel G. Dodge
Little Current
Ontario
Siene How To Keep Well
The article discusses cholesterol, diet, and fats in pork and other meats. It explains lean cuts and avoiding drippings to reduce fat, contrasts saturated and polyunsaturated fats, and notes a shift toward diets with more polyunsaturated fats for heart health. It includes reader questions about ringworm treatment for angina and vitamin potential.
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Park
American Heart Association
Preventing Osteomyelitis Recurrence Advice from A. P.
Osteomyelitis tends to recur unless properly treated. First, follow initial treatment exactly. Second, avoid further injury to the affected area. Finally, maintain overall good health to reduce risk.
Today’s Health Hint Hikers and Campers Urged Safe Water
Health note advises hikers and campers to drink water only from springs or wells that are placarded safe. Authorities emphasize avoiding treated or uncertain sources and checking local advisories before drinking.
Rockefeller Attacks Extremism At Young Republicans Convention
The text reports on former governor Nelson Rockefeller criticizing extremism at the Young Republican National Convention in San Francisco. It notes Rockefeller declined an address, cites charges against Lukens supporters, and includes responses from Virginia VR leaders and E. Strother Snaith. It references McDevitt, Goldwater, and internal convention tensions.
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Washington
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
San Francisco
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Donald “Buz” Lukens
E. Strother Snaith
Virginia Vrs
New York
Smith
Charles McDevitt
Lukens
Virginia VR
M. Stanton Evans
Indianapolis News
National Review
New York State
Leonard Nadasdy
Minnesota
Evans
Monroe News-Star Publisher, Staff, and Policy Note
The Monroe News-Star is an independent daily newspaper published every morning by the News-Star-World Publishing Corporation at 4th and Olive Street. It lists leadership including Robert Ewing Jr as Chairman, William H. Bronson as President, Jack S. Campbell as GM, and Edmund G. Brown as Asst GM, with Bert Hatten as Managing Editor and AP News usage rights noted.
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Robert Ewing
O. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
4Th and Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
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