Bolivia's Guevara Death Frustrates Outrage and Meddling
The article notes Che Guevara was killed and Regis Debray sentenced to 30 years by a Bolivian military court. It reflects on outsider meddling, U S training of Bolivian troops, and Latin America's slow reform while warning that future Guevaras may pursue violence.
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Bolivia
Che Guevara
Regis Debray
Guevara
Debray
Barrientos
Christian Science Monitor
Colombia
United States
Uncle Sam
CLA
Moscow
Castro
Latin America
Guevaras
Dissenters Clash in Vietnam War Debate Across Media
David Lawrence and the New York Times stress different approaches to antiwar protest while warning against violence. The Times lauds orderly debate and constitutional action, and Lawrence urges federalism and enforcement of constitutional principles to curb crime in streets and campuses.
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David Lawrence
New York Times
the Times
Germany
Lawrence
United States
Justice Department
Prin
French Doctors Rebut U.S. Study on Early Alcohol Exposure
French physicians challenge a U S sponsored report urging early family liquor education for children. They note France is a wine country yet warn the main danger is cirrhosis and stress that many decent citizens become alcoholics despite not being drunk.
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France
Rebuttal to high death rate from cirrhosis and church studies
The piece questions whether early abstinence alone curbs cirrhosis deaths and notes the National Council of Churches reviewing a new research report after a wire service misreported an endorsement. It critiques church positions on family style drinking and ponders sober home influences on youth. It also briefly traces Appalachian furniture heritage.
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National Council of Churches
De Gaulle Tightens Grip As US-France rift widens
The article argues that Charles de Gaulle is turning against the United States by challenging NATO and curtailing dollar flows. It warns of economic retaliation, mentions 60,000 Paris demonstrators, and notes congressional interest in forcing France to repay the World War I debt while exploring tougher US protection with West Germany.
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Washington
United States
France
General de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Lawrence
de Gaulle
Paris
Johnson
U.S
U.S. Treasury
West Germany
Bonn
Congress
Lester Wolff
New York
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
War Reporting Bias and Objectivity Split in Vietnam Coverage
Washington observers note a clash over truth in Vietnam reporting as General Westmoreland and aides challenge terms like surrounded and trap while reporters split between visitors and residents. Ward Just and Joseph Alsop illustrate divergent styles from optimism to cynicism amid near daily battlefield updates.
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Washington, D.C
Saigon
Westmoreland
Hill 875
Vietnam
R. W. Komer
Alexander
Komer
Ward
Simon
George Romney
Arthur Sylvester
McNamara
Creighton Abrams
Chesty
Puller
Capitol
Joseph Alsop
Ward Just
Alsop
Kennedy plan for Bedford Stuyvesant slum renewal faces private capital hurdle
The piece argues Kennedy probes private industry to revitalize Bedford Stuyvesant Brooklyn with restoration projects and tax credits, but critics note limited private funding and underutilized local knowledge. It highlights ICBO NEGRO and similar efforts delivering small loans and counseling while urging cross cooperation to expand private enterprise in the slums.
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Robert Kennedy
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Bedford- Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation
David Lilienthal
Douglas Dillon
Thomas Watson
Bedford-Stuyvesant Development and Services Corporation
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Department of Labor
Bobby Kennedy
Lilienthal
Dillon
Watson
Bedford- Stuyvesant
U.S
Thomas Matthew
Queens
Bronx
Interracial Council For Business Opportunity
Rockefeller
Ford Foundation
ICBO
JT. Patterson
Pepsi- Cola
IBM
New York
Newark
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
ICRO
Negro Economic Growth and Reconstruction Organization
NEGRO
New York City
R factor and antibiotic resistance in bacteria
The article explains the R factor as chromosomal changes causing multiple drug resistance in certain germs. It notes limited occurrence in common microbes, cites Japanese Shigella and New York Salmonella cases, and mentions transferability of resistance and cautious use of antibiotics. It also previews tomorrow's feature on germ statistics and a dental decay topic.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
New York Area
Burning feet and facial furrows questions answered
A reader cites burning soles in a walker and suggests possible causes including erythrometalgia and irritation from hosiery. Another reader asks about forehead furrows and is told plastic surgery could help but that loved ones may not view them as anger.
Health hints on sleep direction and arthritis care
H M Y asks if sleeping with the head of the bed facing east has benefits. reply None. P Y notes traction aids arthritis of the back when conservative care fails. Today’s Health Hint warns prolonged low mood warrants a more medical examination.
Monroe Star Header and Staff List from Historic Paper
An old Monroe Star issue notes second class matter entry dated June 1 1909 and lists staff roles from publishers to editors. It credits The Associated Press and details Branham Company ad reps, with a statement of independence and political stance.
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Che Monrorews Sar
Monroe
News Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
John 2. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William H. Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Mardin
Associated Press
Branham Company
National
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Angeles
Charlotte
de Monroe
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