Kennedy Goldwater books stir national political scene
Editorial notes race ahead of 1962 elections with new biographies and reissues. Kennedy and Goldwater receives scrutiny from scholars, ghost writers and press, while Soviet journalist Adzhubei interviews Kennedy, raising questions about press objectivity and U.S. and Soviet messaging.
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Eye opener on State Department shifts sparks US debate
The piece critiques the Kennedy era personnel reshuffle in the State Department and White House. It argues for continuity of government and criticizes appointing White House staff to foreign policy roles. It cites Chester Bowles and John F Kennedy era changes asIllustrative of political influence on diplomacy.
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Castro's Cuban Blueprint
Fidel Castro outlined his aims in a 1950s interview, later reprinted in Fabulous Yesterday Excerpts. He calls for a provisional government to replace Batista, elections within a year, and policies on political prisoners, free information, constitutional rights, anti corruption, illiteracy, land reform, and gradual industrialization while welcoming foreign investment. He warns against unemployment and the risk of communism if Cuba’s economic illness remains untreated.
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Notable Disaster Toll Highlights From Transportation Accidents
An analysis of catastrophic and noncatastrophic accidents from 1941 to 1980 shows 200 major air disasters killing 3,504 people and 23 major disasters totaling over 4,300 deaths. Fires, natural disasters, and vehicle crashes dominate the fatalities. The Texas City fire, the 1942 Boston nightclub fire, and Hurricane Audrey are among the top losses.
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Bridges and Hoffa Join in Transportation Pact
Washington dock boss Harry Bridges allies with Teamster leader Jimmy Hoffa forming a mutual assistance pact to direct a nationwide transportation hookup. The pair face U S government scrutiny while Bridges is portrayed as wielding power to disrupt commerce during crises.
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Majority Leader Contest Aims at House Top Post
The article discusses Carl Albert of Oklahoma favored to become the next House majority leader, with Richard Bolling seen as unlikely to defeat him. It notes John W. McCormack’s move to speaker, Wilbur Mills’s potential but unlikely bid, and outlines Albert’s rise from a small, honest worker to a trusted congressman aided by Oklahoma support and his wartime service.
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Retirement offers sleep after breakfast
E. F. reports good sleep at night but naps after breakfast and returns to bed for an hour. retired three years, wonders if boredom causes daytime sleep, and notes that the ability to nap after breakfast is a retirement joy.
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Forgiveness for Adultery Through Faith and Repentance
The answer affirms that forgiveness is possible for adultery through sincere repentance and faith in Jesus Christ. It notes Jesus’ words to the adulterous woman, that forgiveness is available, the blood of Christ cleansing from sin, and urges turning from sin. It also warns against a sex oriented society and calls for a disciplined, new life aligned with God.
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Arthritis and uric acid link questioned in health note
GOAT AND URIC ACID O. B. writes: Is arthritis caused by too much uric acid Yes arthritis. Today's Health Hint says the middle years are the decisive years.
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Faith on the march defeats walls in Jericho remark
A devotional verse highlights Hebrews 11 30 where Jericho's walls fell after seven days. The meditation urges steadfast faith as the key to overcoming obstacles. Saintly reflection ties biblical triumph to enduring trust in divine aid.
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Monroe News Star masthead and policy note excerpt
The Monroe News Star publishing history lists founders and editors from 1891 to 1952. It notes ownership by News Star World Publishing Corporation and AP affiliation. The paper is described as independent and nonpartisan, printing news impartially and opposing wrongs regardless of politics.
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