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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1963

Page

2

Go To Polls Early to Vote Swiftly and Fairly

The World urges all qualified voters to go to the polls as campaigns end. Prepare a sample ballot to vote quickly and intelligently. Vote early to avoid delays for others and ensure daylight voting.

Kennon Dugas Ticket Endorsed By News Star World

The News Star and Morning World back Kennon Dugas for governor and lieutenant governor. Kennon also backs other state office candidates, some of whom are not endorsed by Kennon. Other statewide endorsements include Gremillion for attorney general Tugwell for treasurer Dupuis for comptroller Teagle for education Pearce for agriculture Dyer for insurance Laborde for voting machines.

Kennon News- Star Morning World Mr. Kennon Jack Gremillion Pat Tugwell George F. Dupuis Raphiel Teagle Dave L. Pearce Jack Dyer Raymond Laborde

Midnight Welfare Raids and Constitutional Rights

A Yale professor argues that midnight welfare raids in major cities violate the fourth and fourteenth amendments. The piece links raids to privacy intrusion, fear of losing benefits, and potential abuse by authorities, noting parallel concerns for newsmen and the broader risk to civil liberties.

Yale University United States Charles A. Reich New York Washington, D. C

Old-Fashioned Colds Advice From Medical Association

The American Medical Association notes two traditional approaches to a cold and suggests grandma’s home remedies still help for comfort. Stay in bed, keep warm, gargle, and take aspirin. these do not cure but aid comfort while the body fights the virus. Some antihistamines may lessen symptoms and allow continued activity, and doctors can advise new medications to reduce coughing and sneezing.

State Department officials aided Oswald homecoming

Read in Feighan investigation, two top State Department figures cleared Lee Harvey Oswald to return to the United States despite his sworn affidavit pledging Soviet allegiance. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and legal chief Abram Chayes supported the decision, with other officials to be questioned about visa and passport actions surrounding Oswald and his wife.

Washington State Department U. S Lee Harvey Oswald Soviet Socialist Republic Llewellyn Thompson Moscow Rusk Abram Chaves Thompson Oswald Chayes Communist Party Feighan Abba Schwartz Bureau of Security & Consular Affairs Frances Knight Russia Cuba Soviet Bloc Latin America U.S

Oswald Visa Request Triggers Embassy Prodding in 1962

The embassy advised Oswald to return to the U S alone as his wife’s documents were not approved. A loan for travel costs was discussed while awaiting Mrs Oswald's affidavit and finances. Feighan probes Oswald life in Russia though the Secret Service bars questioning Mrs Oswald. Investigators seek to verify a report of a Minsk area assassin training school linked to Oswald.

Ussr Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Samuel Wise Moscow Thompson Oswald U. S State Department Feighan Russia Secret Service Mrs. Oswald HOUSE Minsk

Coronary Disease Explained By Dr Steincrohn

Dr Peter J Steincrohn outlines coronary disease basics. He describes atherosclerosis as the underlying cause, two main forms angina pectoris and coronary thrombosis, and the spread of risk factors. The piece notes treatment aims, lifestyle changes, hospital care, and recovery timelines.

Senator Soaper Sees Fitness as Irony for Santa

The columnist notes fitness as a worthy aim but jokes that a department store Santa who overexerts himself could lose his job. The piece also suggests using autumn leaves as a tasteful table centerpiece if a table can hold about 15 bushels.

Santa Claus

Price Of Beef Among Problems LBJ Faces

Washington examines beef price drops and rising imports as a major domestic issue for President Johnson. Cattlemen blame overproduction and feed-grain programs, while officials favor world trade liberalization and voluntary export restraint rather than quotas. A GATT meeting in Geneva could shape voluntary import curbs on beef and veal.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson U.S U.S. Department of Agriculture Capitol Hill New Zealand Australia Geneva

Kennedy family weighs 1964 moves and 1968 plan

In New Jersey and Massachusetts, two Administration sources outline Kennedy family strategy. They discuss Robert Kennedy aiming for governor of Massachusetts in 1964 and potential bid for president in 1968 while avoiding a 1964 vice presidential run. They question Edward Kennedy and Sargent Shriver roles and assess risks of the Harvard scandal.

Robert Kennedy Bob Kennedy Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Pat Brown California Johnson Kennedy Young Bob Kennedys Kennedy Family Council Sargent Shriver Illinois Shriver Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Harvard Ted Kennedy Senate Mr. Johnson

Monroe Morning World Publisher History Note

The Monroe Morning World is an independent daily founded October 20 1929 by Robert Ewing publisher with Wilson Ewing and staff. It states it is a member of The Associated Press and prints news impartially while opposing what it believes to be wrong regardless of party.

Robert Ewing John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing Monroe New Star— World Publishing Corporation North 4Th Sng Olive Street Serene Robert Ewing, Jr William H. Bronson Jack S. Campbell Edmund G. Brown Jack Gates Norman _H. Smith Associated Press Branham Company National Advertising New York Chicago Atlanta Detroit St. Louis Memphis Dallas San Francisco Los Angeles Charlotte Monroe Morning World

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The News-Star and World Robert F. Kennon Francis Dugas Kennon-Dugas American Medical Association Allen and Scott Michael Feighan Ohio Special Commission Bible Digest H. B. Dean Acts Christ Peter J. Steincrohn Soaper By Bascom Timmons By Ralph Toledano Mr. Kennedy Soundings Endicott Peabody Richard Nixon Eisenhower Jersey City N.J UPI Bayonne Allied Crude Vegetable Oil & Refining Co F Monroe Rman Asset Gen Mar
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