Spoils System Debate Sparks Washington Battle
Edwin P. Neilan, Delaware banker and U S Chamber president, blasted for warning that voters trade ballots for federal funds. Senator Mansfield and Rep Patman denounce him as pro right wing while Neilan urges ending the spoils system and buying votes with $100 billion budgets.
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Khrushchev Faces East German Economic Gap
Khrushchev admitted the Soviet system lagged East Germany's economy, despite boasts of socialism solving immediate problems. He urged tighter East West cooperation while warning of stagnation under communism and cited contrasts with West Germany's rehabilitation and liberty.
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Kennedy errs in blasting GOP over aid bill
President Kennedy misstates Republican action on foreign aid and blames GOP leaders for the cut while noting 52 Republicans joined 172 Democrats to approve the bill. The piece questions whether bipartisan support is truly eroded, cites past GOP votes, and suggests the White House mishandled invitations and strategy amid a generally unfavorable view of foreign aid.
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Background of Test Ban Treaty Recalls Roosevelt Years
The article discusses Kennedy and spokesmen promoting a Nuclear Treaty as shared concern over fallout, arms restraint, and eventual disarmament. It recalls Roosevelt era ideas of coexistence with the USSR, a détente aiming for reduced tension, and cites Frank Meyer on a path toward merging open and closed societies without full disarmament.
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How To Keep Well Diabetes Tests Compared
A new tolbutamide based oral test is described as easy, safe, and accurate for diagnosing diabetes. It involves fasting, tolbutamide and bicarbonate tablets, and blood sugar checks every ten minutes for an hour, alongside glucose tolerance testing. The older glucose tolerance test remains the standard for evaluating how the body handles carbohydrates, with readings rising then gradually falling in non diabetics and staying elevated longer in diabetics.
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Health Hint on Heart Enlargement and Disease Vectors
Mrs. H explains that an enlarged heart can exist for years without a heart attack, common in high blood pressure or rheumatic heart disease. Today’s health hint notes insects as transmitters of disease.
Stepping Stone To Senate
Washington notes on how House members view moving to the Senate. The piece cites Sam Rayburn’s stance that the House is a co equal chamber and profiles numerous lawmakers who sought or considered Senate runs, including Montoya Taft Hartke Lankford Sickles Mathias Brock Gore Stratton Moorehead Fong Avery Jonas Moorehead Seely Brown Yates Van Zandt Seely Brown Domnick Bennett McGovern etc. It recalls past failures and later successes among several politicians.
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Taming a devout christian's rough disposition
The answer notes a devout Christian can still show a harsh or critical temper. It says love is the supreme virtue and, if one walks in love, dispositions align with Christ. Meekness means tamed, so temper should be under Christ's control to reflect true Christian living in all areas.
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The Monroe News Star masthead and policy note
The Monroe News-Star outlines ownership and management details with publisher and editor credits, advertising representation through The Branham Company, and the paper’s stance as an independent daily supporting what it believes is right while opposing what it deems wrong.
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