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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
4
An unclear OCR fragment provides few readable facts about the event. It mentions a morning time and a sequence of words that resemble names or terms but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary text references a seller, repair, and state quotes but lacks concrete facts. Names or dates are unclear and no identifiable events emerge from the readable portion.
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller denounces the jailing of state police director Lynn Davis for refusing to reveal a tipster. Davis cites police need to protect confidences. eight of twelve arrested face felony charges in a Pulaski County gambling probe amid broader bribery scrutiny.
IBM president and Brown alumnus Thomas J. Watson denounces student demonstrations against Dow Chemical at Brown University. He argues corporations fund the war through Pentagon sales, urges change via elections, and calls singling out Dow unfair amid many war suppliers.
Senator Eugene McCarthy's campaign hinges on a phased Vietnam pullback and negotiations, but he offers few answers if North Vietnam rejects talks. He remains little known and seen as a potential stalking horse for Kennedy, while Governor Connally hints McCarthy helps Kennedy decide to enter openly. McCarthy insists on an honorable political solution, echoing Everett Dirksen's sharp assessment of his candidacy as a snowflake on a swift river.
A 1947 Publishers-Hall piece honors Private First Class Charles R. Jennings for gallantry in Vietnam earning the Silver Star. It notes his wounds, ammunition resupply under fire near Bien Hoa, and commitment above personal safety as he aided others. The essay contrasts wartime valor with antiwar sentiment at home.
Washington writes that Adlai Stevenson and Robert McNamara spoke of not needing to win. The Stennis report shows McNamara argued bombing limits would not reduce casualties, fearing civilian harm and foreign provocation.
A devotional note cites Isaiah 46 4 and Isaiah 41 13 17 promising God's unwavering care for every age from youth to old age. It emphasizes the pledge to sustain and never forsake believers across all stages of life.
Column contends free trade is eroded by many non tariff charges in foreign trade. It notes import barriers across nations affect U S exports and argues for ending hypocrisy in reciprocal trade talks.
How To Keep Well POSTNASAL DRIP describes mucus drainage from the nose to the throat and common causes. It suggests rest, sunshine, humidity, avoiding irritants, and moving from polluted cities as relief.
United Press International Almanac lists the date Friday December eight 1967 as the 342nd day of the year with 23 to follow. Notable events include George Washington crossing the Delaware in 1776 and the Nationalist government retreating to Formosa in 1949. A Lincoln quote reflects on truth and slander.
Publication details for the Monroe News-Star World Publishing Company are listed, including address North 4th and Olive Street Monroe Louisiana, newsroom staff names, and advertising representatives. The note cites association rights and general editorial stance.
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