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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1966
Page
2
A 1966 Monroe column argues for and against fixed minimum income, naming Taft era ideas and modern supporters like Lampman Friedman and Tobin. It cites costs, administration, and dignity of work, then quotes Irene Palmer praising self-reliance and ridiculing “something for nothing.”
Thousands of eyewitnesses including police and reporters observed flashing white red and green lights in Fort Smith with buzzing whirring and whining sounds. FAA reported no radar anomalies while the Air Force notes 647 sightings in 1966 up from last year.
Ft Smith investigators deem threats to the U S unlikely and nonextraterrestrial. About 5 million Americans report sightings of flying saucers among 170 million population. While many sightings are explainable, unidentified cases persist and the press hopes for a photo and capture by the Air Force.
The U S Treasury ended production of the two dollar bill in May 1965 after low demand and cash register issues. About 139 million remain in circulation. The May print was the last and the August 10 decision confirmed it.
A 1964 syndicated analysis argues House un American Activities Committee hearings against the Klan and Viet Nam groups protect dissent limits. It notes court limits on subpoenas, asserts overt acts define aid to enemies, and praises congressional scrutiny as essential to inform the public.
Washington column critiques the 1966 Civil Rights bill debate as it moves from House to Senate. It questions whether laws and reforms have uplifted Black Americans, arguing that mainstream efforts have failed to end ghetto realities and may trigger repressive backlash. It lists proposed ideas and warns the era of equality by law may be over.
Congressional probes warn that the U S merchant fleet is aging and weak while Soviet shipping expands. Keith and Rogers report Soviet policy aims for sea supremacy, aided by low freight rates and aging American ships. reliance on foreign-flag shipping risks national defense. The study notes 70 percent of U S ships are 20 years old or more and calls for renewed shipbuilding and skilled manpower.
A medical note discusses treating sexual impotence with a thyroid extract and methyltestosterone, noting a 75 percent success in 40 men aged 40 to 60 after trying other fixes. It covers emotional, physical, and relational factors, urges avoiding rumination, and mentions the role of hormones, drugs, and prostate surgery.
The speaker, FH, notes anti American sentiment exists but few nations show more warmth to Americans than Britain. He recalls broad support in London for their Crusade and urges that a visiting friend may misinterpret or provoke resentment with poor diplomacy.
A health tip urges keeping rescue gear like life rings and poles accessible in the pool area to speed response in emergencies. Public safety guidance emphasizes visible placement, regular checks, and staff awareness to prevent delays.
The Monroe News-Star, published daily except Sundays, lists staff led by Chairman Robert Esing Jr and President William H. Bronson. It notes Associated Press rights and its independent, nonpartisan stance, with national advertising reps handled by The Branham Company across major cities.
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