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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
4
The fragment notes license of vehicles with penalties and deadlines. It references revenue, motor cycles, buses, and tax details. Mentions Monroe wood Anot committee model nasium for use. Includes bid and sale mentions with dates and times.
The column questions U S and Western hesitation before aiding Belgian paratroopers in Stanleyville and Paulis during Congo Crisis It notes the rescue of Michael P E Hoyt and other Americans and warns of recurring delays in protecting citizens abroad amid rising hostilities.
The piece notes a shift from stock ownership being for the rich to a broad base. About 40 percent of stock holders earn under 7500 dollars a year and 18 percent under 5000, with less than five percent earning 25000 or more. Overall stock ownership now exceeds 17 million and grows through bank and insurer investments. It frames ownership as a key part of free enterprise where private investment partners citizens with prospering businesses.
A western governors conference forester argues that lower capital gains taxes on timberlands spurs private forest management and sustained yield. Another expert says eliminating timber capital gains would be tragic because tree farming requires decades before harvest, with taxes and protection costs along the way.
Washington notes union leaders seek repeal of Section 14B of the 1947 National Labor Relations Act to mandate universal unionization. AFL-CIO cites confidence in votes to overturn the provision allowing states to opt for right to work, arguing freedom of association and individual liberty.
The piece argues Puerto Rico’s 2.7 percent vote for independence prompts UN criticism and labels self determination as a misuse. It condemns anti success Liberalism pushing mediocrity, praises Commonwealth status, and warns against tax and spending plans that fear lowering standards or redistributing wealth.
A Washington review shows COPE and various unions funded Tennessee Senator Ross Bass with more than $15,000 amid a pro labor voting record. Other states report similar labor backing for lawmakers including Proxmire, Harri son Williams, Yarborough, Muskie, Mondale, and others, highlighting nationwide union influence in Senate elections.
The article describes alcoholic susceptibility linked to childhood emotion, family history, and social factors. It notes vulnerable women and men as candidates, outlines emotional exhaustion and lack of motivation as triggers, and urges moderation or abstinence as preventive techniques.
The item lists John ng and Wison9 as publishers, with Sec S5 Postage paid at Monroe La. It names officers including Chairman Oberg Jr and President Willig Bronson, General Manager Nobell, and editors Danier and w ie. It notes AP as the exclusive news source and lists national ad reps, with offices in New York and other cities.
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