Carnival opens Northeast State Concerts season at Neville
Editorial discusses the Northeast State Concerts Association season starting with Carnival at Neville auditorium led by Elaine Malbin and David Daniels. The piece praises local volunteers who sell memberships, notes past successes with The Music Man and Fiorello, and urges readers to buy memberships before Monday to support community cultural offerings.
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Neville Auditorium
Northeast State Concerts Association
Elaine Malbin
David Daniels
Northeast State
Music Man
Fiorello
Northeast Concerts Group
Northeast Louisiana
Agency Reluctant To Carry Out Probe of Welfare Fraud
Officials of the Department of Health Education and Welfare appear reluctant to conduct a nationwide probe of Aid to Dependent Children fraud amid Senate findings that more than 18 million dollars likely overpaid to ineligible recipients in Washington over five years. A GAO sample showed 57 percent ineligibility, with typical beneficiaries receiving substantial sums while working or possessing other resources. The Senate and HEW clash over a full, random nationwide audit, with critics calling a continuing review ineffective and urging a comprehensive field-checked survey across all states.
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Department of Health, Feducation and Welfare
Congress
Senate
West Virginia
Robert Byrd
Washington
Government Accounting Office
ADC Hel
Senate Appropriations Committee
Department of Hew
HEW
District of Columbia
Are Reporters Captives in South Africa Tour
An American journalist reports from South Africa on exchange tourism sponsored by government bodies. He notes no censorship yet observes restraints on press freedom, cultural segregation, and pending laws that could curb lawyers, Sunday sports, and publications. He discusses Bantustans and political risk from the Paarl riot amid Verwoerd’s policies.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Ministry of Information
South African Foundation
United States
Verwoerd
Ronald Segal
Paul Giniewski
Giniewski
Republic
Swart
Kennedy
America
88Th Congress
Paarl
Poqo
How to Keep Well How to Keep
The column explores why taste, upbringing, and security shape food choices. It notes mothers influence menus, advertising sways preferences, and food is a social tool. Reader questions cover eye conditions, night's sleep for heart disease, plantar warts, pancreatitis versus diabetes, cirrhosis relapse, and a health hint on gauging strengths.
Executive Orders Bypass Congress
The piece criticizes executive orders circumventing Congress and details recent actions affecting civil rights in aerospace labor relations. It notes the president's use of Taft-Hartley authority, Lockheed’s stance on union elections, and the Defense Department moves toward extra oversight, arguing this erodes government neutrality in labor disputes.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
Lockheed
Opposition Party Not United To Oust Group In Power
An editorial argues the Republican Party fails to unite against the governing party. It stresses that an opposition party must stay focused on defeating the party in power, not fight over internal programs or candidate selection.
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Republican Party
Republican National Committee
America
Opposing parties and the rise of reform in politics
The piece analyzes how voters shift to change hands in elections, citing Britain’s shadow cabinet and U S experiences from 1928 to 1932. It notes Roosevelt’s 1932 victory amid a national desire against the incumbents and discusses Javits’s 34 percent share among Negro voters in 11 NYC districts as proof that pocketbook issues drive black voting, not civil rights alone.
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North
Jacob Javits
New York
New York City
Javits
Top News From 25 Years Ago December 7 1937 News Star
A Connecticut blue law halted work on a German American band camp at Southbury. A severe cold wave hit the South with Atlanta at nine degrees above zero. Henry Wallace proposed a seven point labor agriculture program to restore trade. Lamont du Pont endorsed a $25 billion private industrial investments plan for recovery.
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The
News-Star
Connecticut
Blue Law
Southbury
Atlanta
Henry Wallace
Lamont du Pont
Indefinite Art Of Writing Indefinite Art Of Writing
A fragment from a café discussion at Toots Shor's recounts writers and drinking, hinting at a lively exchange about the craft. The passage emphasizes a self aware, reflective mood without a concluded point.
Can Faith Hope Obedience Repentance Save You Aye Or Nay
The answer argues that salvation is not separable into faith hope obedience and repentance but rather all arise together when one trusts Christ. Each element guards against disobedience and hopeless living, and claims of saving grace without repentance or obedience are rejected. The piece also digresses into authorial reflections on writing and drinking culture among editors and writers.
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Christ
A. W
Jesus
William Faulkner
Hemingway
George Bernard Shaw
Caesars of the City Room
City Desk
Tom Cassidy
Jack Miley
John McNulty
Red Dolan
Bible Digest Message Reflects Humility Before God
A brief devotional note cites Psalms 115 13 about blessing those who fear the Lord and emphasizes that true impressiveness is not size or strength. It urges equality before the Saviour, urging more of God and less of self.
Monroe News-Star History and Staff Listing
The Monroe News-Star details its founding in 1891, past publishers and managers, editorial leadership, and association with The Associated Press. It notes offices at Olive and North Fourth Street and advertising representation across major cities, describing the paper as independent and nonpartisan in its news and stance toward politics.
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John C. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William HH. Bronson
Jack $. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter 8. Hatten
Associated Press
The
Monroe News-Star
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