Race For Senate Whip Narrows Amid Liberal Backlash
Illinois Senator Paul Douglas backs Louisiana's Russell Long as the next Senate Assistant Majority Leader. The January vote hinges on rivals John Pastore of Rhode Island and Mike Monroney of Oklahoma. Liberals fear Long's defense of segregation and Medicare opposition. ADA rates him 42 percent right.
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Monetary restraint and the balance of payments crisis
The piece argues for fiscal discipline to curb inflation and avoid debt. It compares Britain and the United States as they impose penalties on imports and foreign securities to stem capital outflows, noting political resistance to restraint and the need for proactive planning.
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Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Pledge of Allegiance Case
A New York court ruling on the Pledge of Allegiance and the phrase under God remains law of the land as the Supreme Court declined to hear the case. The piece notes ongoing ambiguity about the line between history and religious exercise in schools and cites earlier 1962 and 1963 Supreme Court opinions.
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Viet Cong Arms Supply Through Capture
Washington reports week ending November 14 shows Vietnam armed forces lost 275 weapons to Viet Cong and captured 65, with October 24 figures 130 lost and 56 gained. Off-record spokesman says North Vietnam destruction could prolong the war, influencing Johnson toward a Go North policy and a bold punitive air campaign.
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Malcolm X Calls for African Guerrilla Support in Congo War
Washington reports Malcolm X, as head of the Afro American Freedom Fighters, offered several thousand American guerrillas to aid Congo’s conflict against Premier Moïse Tshombe. Officials doubt real recruitment and note no passport access. The speech, broadcast from Cairo, links U.S. racism to UN human rights concerns.
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Keeping Well Advice On Vaccines And Respiratory Health
The article discusses diverse respiratory viruses and the limits of vaccines. It notes a polyvalent aim for broad protection, critiques current vaccines for influenza, and explains issues like short-lived immunity and yearly viral mutations. It includes reader questions on unrelated health topics.
Can a man return to normal life after a heart attack
Mrs J B writes about recovery after a heart attack noting many men can resume normal life and often find a better, happier existence with proper care and adjustment.
Weight loss can lower blood pressure in hypertensive patients
The author explains that obesity does not cause hypertension but can worsen it in predisposed people. Weight reduction can reduce blood pressure in those who are overweight and hypertensive.
Today’s Health Hint Women should avoid excessive pregnancy weight gain
A health note advises that a pregnant woman should not gain more than 5 to 17 pounds during pregnancy. This guidance outlines safe weight gain ranges and emphasizes tracking weight with medical advice.
Monroe News-Star Publisher History and Policy Note
The Monroe News-Star provides its publisher history from 1909 to 1952 and states staff roles, AP affiliation, advertising reps, and policy stance on impartial news and truth. It lists offices in multiple cities and emphasizes independent reporting and moral stance.
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