Nixon Romney race deepens as Romney trails in shadow
The article weighs Nixon's clear lead toward a second nomination against Romney's bid for a rare third term in Michigan. It notes Romney's foreign affairs gaps, updated staff led by Leonard Hall, and Romney's prospects versus Nixon, with the 1968 convention likely to decide power based on muscle and influence.
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Richard Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Romney
Jacob Javits
Los Angeles
American Motors
Viet Nam
Mexico
Latin America
Europe
Asia
Soapy Williams
Leonard Hall
GOP
Eisenhower
Hall
John Clifford Folger
Belgium
Willard Marriott
Hot Shoppe
Republican National Committee
John Kennedy
California
Pat Brown
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Business fiction and non fiction shape youth career views
Dr Robert Hutchins argues that more youths eschew profit in favor of teaching while Vance Packard criticizes corporate hiring and promotion practices. The piece notes pressure to conform in business and counters that opportunity remains for ambitious individuals who balance individuality with company policy.
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Robert Hutchins
University of Chicago
America
Hutchins
Vance Packard
Packard
Congress Fails To Act On Labor Strife And Unions
A 1946 analysis notes Congress shows little drive to pass labor dispute reform despite major strike damage. It recalls Fiorello LaGuardia's proposed U S Industrial Court and arbitration plan, urging prompt public pressure to compel action and curb strike losses.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Sam Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York City
LaGuardia
House of Representatives
Norris-LaGuardia
U.S. Industrial Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
U.S
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Age and Politics Blur in Senate's Diminishing Democracy
The piece notes veteran senator Carl Hayden’s longevity and Arizona’s push to keep him in office until 1968, while discussing how appointments by governors dilute democratic purity. It cites age as a factor, debates succession, and highlights the 17th amendment, governor appointments, and potential partisan effects on Senate composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Hayden
Senate
House of Representatives
Carl Slayden
Wasdom
Arizona
Midwestern Journal of Political Science
Alan J. Clem
Clem
Virginia
Harry Byrds
Carter Glass
House
Union of Britain and United States in Crisis
The piece argues a Anglo American union would misfire amid Vietnam and UK economic strain. Johnson and Wilson struggle to align policies while the pound and dollar face pressure, risking a global downturn. It calls for coordinated liquidity and shared economic reforms to avert disaster.
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John Dos Passos
Britain
Clarence Streit
U. S
Dos Passos
Johnson
Harold Wilson
U.S
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
Viet Nam
Malaysia
Singapore
Labor Party
Southeast Asia
Lyndon Johnson
Tme
America
London
Washington
General Motors
Detroit
England
Wilson
Bo Grean
When only one breast is removed cancer risk remains
The article discusses the 7 to 10 percent risk of a second cancer in the opposite breast after mastectomy, noting it can be independent of the first and may prompt some doctors to recommend removing both breasts. It covers patient psychology, prosthesis issues, surgeon perspectives, and compares to appendectomy decisions.
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Didate
Hall
Romney
National Party
Wilson
British Steel
John Maynard Keynes
Lyndon Johnson
Arctics
Choosing Ministry Despite Parental Objections
Billy Graham advises that if God calls you to the ministry, you must follow that call even when parents oppose it. He notes valid parental concerns but emphasizes that obedience to God's higher authority takes priority over parental wishes. If you are of age and sure of the call, the decision rests with you, not with parents.
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Jesus
Infant Eczema Care and Water Advice
Mrs. M A asks if water helps a baby’s eczema on the face. Advice varies. sometimes plain water, other times water with drawn or oatmeal is better. Send stamped self addressed envelope for eczema leaflet. Health Hint notes fatigue often stems from frustration, not overwork.
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M. A
Monroe News-Star World masthead and motto notice
A historical newspaper masthead listing the Monroe News-Star World Publishing Corporation staff and offices. It notes second class matter at Monroe post office June 1 1909 and describes staff roles including chairman president and editors plus Associated Press affiliation and advertising representation.
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Monroe
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olive Street
Robert £Ving
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Wiliam C. Hardin
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Far Te
News 4
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