Senate Prep subcommittee hearings on Pentagon censorship
Editorials argue the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee probes military speeches for censorship under a liberal program. They defend conservatives Thurmond Goldwater and Miller and condemn “super patriot” and “ultra conservative” labels while noting funding, investigations, and public sentiment shaping the inquiry.
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Mandt
Goldwater
Miller
Space Development Vital To Defense
Lectures at Louisiana Tech stressed space program as vital to national defense. A 2000-workman strike at a Las Vegas AEC Air Force space project disrupted progress for three days, despite Goldbergs sternline and a no strike pledge. Scientists warn against lag in space advances amid pay disputes and labor tensions.
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Lousiana Tech
United States
Atomic Energy Commission-Air Force
Las Vewis
Nevada
Goldberg
Congress
National Union
Extremists condemned while others praised reopens civil rights debate
The piece contrasts Kennedy and Johnson rhetoric with praise for some activists. It cites freedom riders sit-ins in Mississippi, church leaders, and arrests, noting public tolerance for violence and questions over civil rights enforcement. It references Plessy v Ferguson and modernist views shaping judiciary attitudes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Johnson
Freedom Riders
Mississippi
Maryland
Saltonstall Poised to Succeed Bridges as GOP Powerhouse
Massachusett's Leverett Saltonstall emerges as the leading candidate to take styles Bridges' chair roles in the Senate. He would helm Armed Services and Appropriations and likely the Policy Committee, positioning him above rivals including Everett Dirksen. Saltonstall, a conservative yet broadly acceptable figure, won reelection amid Kennedy’s win in Massachusetts. His son William plans a political path, with talks of him running at large for Congress if redistricting stalls.
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Bridges
Armed Services
Appropriations Committee
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Saltonstall
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Springfield
Thomas O'Connor
William
Bay State
Ohio
Bob Taft Jr
Congress
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
United States Tariff Commission
Fine Arts Commission
National Academy of Design
Udall
National Capital
William Jennings Bryan
Salem
Illinois
Benjamin Rush
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Navy Department
Plans for more seating at Sugar Bowl stadium
The Monroe News-Star notes vice president H A Benson of the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports association announces plans to add seating at Sugar Bowl stadium. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin tells the House of Commons Britain will not permit King Edward to marry Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson and keep his throne. Monroe police are ordered by C R Tidwell to keep hoboes out of town. "Keep the hoboes moving" is their instruction.
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History making court fight over watered ham label battle
Armour & Co fights a Department of Agriculture order banning the addition of up to 10 percent moisture to federally inspected hams. The case, featuring Herbert Brownell for Armour, tests government authority and consumer choice as the Kennedy era dispute pits old regime rules against new.
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White House clashes over policy talks and New York bid
Inside views reveal Vice President Johnson sidelights and push for more unity with Kennedy. Adenauer’s private talk is kept secret while Bolling and Albert loom in House leadership. McNamara faces congressional fire amid centralization concerns as Rusk contemplates a New York gubernatorial bid and Rockefeller ambitions.
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Missouri
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Kennedy
Bolling
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
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Robert S. McNamara
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Dean Rusk
New York
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New York State
Michael H. Pendergast
Empire State
Wagner
Rockefeller
United States
Kenneth B. Keating
Prayer Emphasized in Philemon Verse
The passage from Philemon 4 praises prayer and intercession as the highest privilege of friendship. It stresses continual remembrance in prayer and urges believers to pray for one another, highlighting communal support and spiritual bonds within the early church.
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Philemon
The Neurotic Defense and Treatment Outlook
The passage discusses how defense reactions may arise from compromise with life and stresses the value of facing reality. It argues modern sedatives have limited use and that proper mental hygiene or psychiatric care is needed. It notes neurotics cluster and influence others, stressing prevention in upbringing.
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Terhune
Medical Advice Sought for Arthritis Pain Relief
An elderly woman asks for medicine to ease rheumatism and hip pain. Answer recommends corticosteroids like cortisone or ACTH, plus relief from heat, massage, and aspirin.
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Stair Climbing vs Level Walking Energy Similar
Mrs L S notes a question on heart risk. Scientific studies find energy expenditure for climbing stairs is not significantly different from walking on level ground.
Pleurisy Causes and Treatment Overview
Pleurisy may result from various micro organisms including bacteria and viruses. Most cases cure spontaneously or with antibiotics, though surgery is needed in a few instances.
Armpit Swelling in 69 Year Old Signals Urgent Check
D. B. reports a non painful swelling the size of an egg in the left armpit. The advisory stresses that such a lump may be serious and warrants immediate medical examination.
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D. B
Sudden swelling of left eyelid and upper lip
A reader asks about sudden swelling in the left eyelid and upper lip occurring day or night. The reply suggests allergy as the cause if the area itches and feels warm, and asks if the person is fighting again.
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Health Hint Says Love Cannot Be Taught
Udall holds jurisdiction over parks in the District of Columbia where most statutes reside. The note links health guidance to governance and park oversight in Washington.
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Udall
District of Columbia
Monroe News-Star Publisher and staff roll
A historical note lists John D B Ewing as publisher with Wilson Ewing and entries for 1938 19 and 1909 lawful post office details. It cites Robert Ewing Jr as chairman and William as president along with editors and advertising representatives across multiple cities.
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Wilson Ewing
Monroe Post Office
Fourth ‘St
Robert Ewing, J Jr
William President
Chard Hale
Area 2
Brom Rae
Ir. Walter 5. Hatten
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