Senator Randolph Opposes Federal Nuclear Power Boom
West Virginia Democrat Senator Jennings Randolph urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to bar federal funding for nuclear power plants beyond the experimental stage. He argued government backing risks private utility viability and would subsidize a losing proposition while calling for utilities to finance expansions using conventional fuels.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Senator Randolph
Glenn Seaborg
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Sizzle selling idea for Louisiana tourism promotion
A Texan promotes the slogan sell the sizzle at a Mexico tourism meeting and suggests using the concept to draw visitors to Louisiana. The piece notes Louisiana as a diverse draw from sportsman’s paradise to New Orleans French Quarter and urges incorporating the sizzle into literature, with cultural and promotional examples.
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Mexico
Louisiana
New Orleans
Jacqueline Kennedy Courage Amid National Tragedy
Washington reports on Jacqueline Kennedy's public poise after President Kennedy's assassination. She directed funeral planning and led a government procession, embodying duty and grace while mourning in private. Her composure inspired global sympathy and reflections on shared grief across nations.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
United States
White House
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Leukemia and Virus Theory Fueled by 1950s Studies
Evidence suggests a virus may initiate leukemia similar to how streptococci trigger rheumatic fever. Cases show unusual family patterns, infant cases after birth, and seasonal peaks, with outbreaks in communities such as Niles, Illinois, where many victims shared a school or peers.
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Niles
Voice From Firmament Declared Providence Still With Us
Washington column lauds Lyndon Johnson as a destined leader able to guide the nation through crisis. It notes his Thanksgiving Eve address to Congress, continuity with Kennedy, Civil Rights pragmatic aims, and tax cut promises while highlighting unity and restraint.
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Congress
Johnson
Britain backs France to block Italian moves on Tunisia
In 1938 News-Star reports Britain pledged diplomatic action with France to curb Italian expansion toward Tunisia, a French African protectorate. The Northeast Center campus expanded by 14 acres, extending the college area north along College Avenue.
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Great Britain
France
Tunisia
Northeast Center
College Avenue
Overcoming Self-Consciousness in Public Speaking
The speaker notes that self-consciousness is common and natural yet conquerable. By shifting focus from self to God and relying on Christ’s strength, one can replace fear with purposeful action and exalting service, gradually gaining confidence and public impact.
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Christ
Forehead Coldness Questioned by CHILLY BROW N J
Reader asks about intermittent cold forehead sensation. Expert says if coldness occurs with other symptoms it may matter, but if it is isolated it has no significance and recommends warming with a hand and not worrying.
Duck Waddle Gait Signals Hip Dislocation Considerations
M. S. notes that a duck waddle gait may arise from neurological balance issues or possible hip dislocations. In children the condition often indicates dislocation of both hips affecting leg alignment and stability.
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M. S
Health Hint and Digestive Question
C J R asks if a stomach worm can cause belching and the note mentions a health tip about a soothing relaxing footbath. The fragment lacks medical conclusions or named sources.
Johnson’s shifting image as ADA and AFL‑CIO pivot support
The piece traces Joseph Rauh’s critique of Lyndon Johnson at the 1960 Democratic Convention and his subsequent pledge of support. It notes leftist figures like G. Mennen Williams and Ralph Yarborough shifting to back Johnson, while AFL‑CIO ads publicized Johnson’s lower labor voting score compared with Kennedy Humphrey and Symington. Johnson’s labor votes span across Taft‑Hartley opposition to pro labor reform.
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Americans For Democratic Action
Joseph Rauh
Lyndon Johnson
ADA
Johnson
Rauh
LBJ
Democratic Party
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Los Angeles
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Lyndon
Yarborough
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
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Humphrey
Symington
Truman
Cope
Bible Digest Exhorts Faith in Christ’s Healing Power
The article proclaims that unclean spirits were cast out and many were healed, with accompanying joy in the city. It emphasizes Jesus Christ as the same faithful healer yesterday, today, and forever, and urges belief in divine deliverance from devilish influence, disease, and destruction.
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H. B. Dean
Jesus Christ
Monroe News-Star fades into archive era notes
The monikered local paper outlines its publishing history and leadership through the 1929 to 1938 era. It lists publisher John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing, with managers and editors, and notes Associated Press use and advertising reach across major cities.
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Wilson Ewing
News-Star-World Publishi Corporation
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Oliver Streets
Chicard
William . Bronson
Jack &. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper Mitor
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Loca News
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Charlotte
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