Byrd challenges party purge over platform stance
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia, longtime chair of the Senate Finance Committee, defends his independence from party lines in a letter criticizing calls to purge dissenting Democrats. He opposes platform planks on Fed policy, right to work, school integration, FEPC, and socialized medicine, while noting a 54-41 Senate vote rejecting the platform.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Senate Committee On Finance
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Senate
Senator Byrd
Committee On Finance
Clark
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Chester Bowles
Federal Reserve System
Lam
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Washington
Social Security Trust Fund
The Last of the One Man Airlines Ted Baker profile
A portrait of Ted Baker founder and head of National Airlines. The piece traces his origin from Chicago kid to aviation pioneer, detailing his blunt business style, family ties, and growth of National to a fleet of 47 aircraft with assets near 100 million dollars.
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National
Ted Baker
Baker
Vic Tanney’s
Rickenbacker
Eastern
Juan Trippe
Pan-American
Howard Hughes
TWA
C. R. Smith
American
George Theodore Baker
Miami International Airport
National Airlines
National Air Lines
Irma Wilson
Barbara
Chicago
Old Daily News
Ted
Grant Park
Eagle
U.S
New York-Miami
Understanding Survivor Benefits under Social Security Payments
A discussion explains how survivor payments for a deceased worker's spouse and children are calculated. It covers monthly ranges from 33 to 90 dollars, the 80 percent or 254 dollar total limits, and how benefits are reduced to fit the cap. It notes eligibility for divorced former spouses, dependent widows, dependent parents, and dependent widowers if criteria are met.
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Social Security Administration
Tests to gauge true Christian living in daily life
Billy Graham outlines a personal self test of faith based on Bible reading, conscience, stewardship, reverence for God, seeking guidance, concern for others, fellowship with believers, honoring the Lord's Day, sharing Christ, prioritizing spiritual over secular, loving enemies, forgiveness, and faithfulness to church, encouraging a wholehearted score toward heavenly standards.
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Christ
NBC White Paper on U 2 Flight Sparks Press Time Debate
Washington column argues NBC overstepped in a one sided White Paper on U 2 flights. It urges equal time for rebuttal, notes omissions of minority Senate views and official statements, and cites Spencer Beresford’s Stockholm remarks supporting non violation claims.
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Washington
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Congress
Peaie
United States
Soviet Union
NEC
Democratic Party
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Frank Lawsche
Ohio
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
State Department
Spencer M. Beresford
House Committee On Space and Aeronautics
Stockholm
International Astronautical Federation
Allergy to Molds and Mildew in Asthma Care
A case of a year round asthmatic improved by air on a high floor but worsened by mold exposure. Mold spores from damp homes trigger summer and fall wheezing. avoidance and desensitization with mold extracts are advised. Future topics include hormones and menopause.
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North Side
Cain
United States
van Dellen
Soviet Economic Programs Fal ling Short
CIA survey finds Soviet and satellite press show serious trouble for Communist economic plans. Strikes at Karaganda iron and steel plant near Temir Tau in Siberia and protests in Ka Zak region highlight worker discontent. Khrushchev promised 153 million tons of grain. outlook around 110 million. Global buttering on agriculture, industry, and consumer goods underperform. East Germany and Poland report weak harvests due to weather and resistance to collectivization.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Ussr
Karaganada
Temir-Tau
Siberia
Kazak
Trud
Barnaul
Nikolayevy
Radio Moscow
Ukraine
Caucasus
Khrushchev
Russia
Communist Empire
Germany
Hans Reichelt
Poland
Oxygen therapy for sinusitis not effective
Oxygen has been advocated for various conditions but is impractical for sinusitis and yields inconclusive results. It is most beneficial in heart and lung diseases where oxygen is truly needed.
Compulsive stealing and kleptomania cure prospects
B R questions if kleptomania is incurable. The disorder is hard to treat, yet a portion of cases lose the impulse to steal after psychiatric care.
Second sight in the elderly explained by E C G
Second sight refers to a phenomenon in cataract patients who have relied on glasses for reading. After cataract development, these individuals may lose their glasses and find they can read again without them, appearing to regain near vision. This term describes regained reading ability without lenses.
Pinworm Link to Nail Biting Questioned
A reader asks if pinworm infection causes nail biting in a child. The reply says nails may be bitten if worms cause nervousness, but nails are not proven to be linked. A leaflet on pinworms is offered via stamped self addressed envelope.
Monroe News-Star World history and staff notes
The Monroe News Star World political stance and history outline the paper founded in 1891 with publishers John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing serving through 1962. It lists staff including Robert Comne as chairman, William Hanson as president, Richard Hale as GM, and editors Hatten and Gates. The paper notes Associated Press use and Branham Company ads representation. It describes as an independent, nonpartisan local daily.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
Racardne
News-Star— Worldblishing
Olive and
North Oorth St
Robert Comne
William Hanson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Miami
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U. S
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Fla
Daytona
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Havana
Boston
Louis B. Mayer
Metro-Coldwyn-Mayer
By Ray Henry
Billy Graham
By David Lawrence
Ment
Moscow
Eisenhower
Paris
Wiley
Jack Gould
New York “Times
Theodore R. van Dellen
B. A
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