Venezuela violence and US concern over Castro link
The Organization of American States votes 16 to 0 to form a five nation study committee on Red subversion in Venezuela. The United States Embassy in Caracas expresses deep concern over Colonel James K. Chenault's kidnapping by communist terrorists. Bombings and arson damage oil facilities highlight ongoing unrest as Raul Leoni awaits confirmation of election. Betancourt shifts to a tougher stance against Cuba, urging hemispheric action.
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The
Organization of American States
Venezuela
United States
Caracas
James K. Chenault
Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Raul Leoni
Cuba
U.S
Castro
Soviet Machines Lag In Automation And Living Standards
A 1950s analytic column notes Soviet automation lags behind western private enterprise with heavy reliance on armaments. It cites uninstalled machinery in Soviet warehouses, long design times, and Khrushchev’s critique. The piece contrasts peaceful progress in the United States with Russia’s production bottlenecks and unemployment concerns. It also touches on Soviet plans for 1970 and Moscow’s leadership image.
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United States
Letting Government Take Over is Dangerous Tendency
A 1963 New York Herald Tribune opinion piece argues the FCC should not regulate radio and television content or commercials. It warns such control threatens free enterprise, price making, and individual initiative, urging limits on government reach into media.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
House Commerce Committee
Commission
Lic
iCopyright
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Byrd Summoned For Confab On Tax Cut Measure
Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia, long a finance powers, is summoned by President Johnson for a 90 minute discussion on the 125 changes in the proposed tax cut bill and the planned deficit. The White House plans to show the Budget to leaders before its congressional presentation, signaling greater legislative involvement.
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Byrd
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Finance Committee
White House
Senate
House
State Department
Rusk
Armed Services and Space Committees
Pentagon
Johnson
Legislative Branch
Senate Finance
Ways and Means Committees
USA
Air Force
LBJ
French comedy lampoons Chamberlain and Tidler in Paris
In Paris a French comedy mocks Chamberlain and Tidler over a boast to concede French colonies and all Africa by 2 p.m. Saturday. Secretary Henry Wallace says New Orleans will host a government research laboratory with a one million dollar budget.
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Paris
Chamberlain
Tidler
Africa
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
New Orleans
How To Keep Well By Dr Van Dellen Weaker Sex
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen discusses how wives can guide spouses to avoid heart disease high blood pressure alcoholism cancer and accidents. He urges selecting a healthy lean partner with even temperament and stresses early prevention through exams diet changes sleep and a calmer home life to lower risk factors and protect heart health.
Joy of the Lord deepens faith beyond superficial happiness
The answer affirms that Christianity offers profound joy rooted in Scripture. Faith in Christ brings serenity, forgiveness, and the hope of immortality, enabling believers to face life’s problems with poise. It cautions against self absorbed happiness and notes sensible living supports longevity.
Chest Neuralgia Remedy Insight for Intercostal Nerves
A medical note explains intercostal neuralgia as a disorder of chest nerves between the ribs. It warns against assuming simple chest pain and notes that misdiagnosis is common and that plain remedies often fail to help.
AWOT Winless Question on Cataract Operation Readiness
A query asks if it is possible to perform a cataract operation successfully before the condition matures. It debates timing, readiness, and potential outcomes of early intervention for an eye condition.
Surgery a viable option when vision deteriorates
The article suggests opting for surgery when practical vision declines. It argues waiting for the lens to ripen is outdated and not required, presenting a shift in recommended treatment timing.
Differences Between Plain and Sparkling Water Effects
The text notes no major effect difference on the body between carbonated and plain water. It mentions carbonated water often includes small amounts of minerals such as sodium, bicarbonate, and other salts.
Hypothalamic obesity in a young nephew
A note reports a diagnosis of hypothalamic obesity in a young nephew. The text asks which part of the body is affected by this condition, and the answer is that the hypothalamus governs appetite and metabolism, influencing obesity when disrupted.
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Rooaldo
Ias
Today’s Health Hint: It Is Better to Wear Out
A brief health note encourages staying active to prevent decline. The saying suggests choosing effort over inactivity to maintain vitality and well being through daily routines and movement.
Moral Crusade Misnomer Surrounds Gibbons Over Hoffa Fight
Washington files from the old Senate Labor Rackets Committee recount Harold Gibbons, framed as leading a moral crusade against Jimmy Hoffa, while his record shows violent ties and corrupt tactics. The piece notes Gibbons resigning effective January 1 and his influence in St Louis and Midwest Teamster circles.
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Washington
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Harold Gibbons
Jimmy Hoffa
Gibbons
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hoffa
New York Times
International
McClellan Committee
CIO
St. Louis
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Teamster
Lawrence J. Camie
Camie
Joint Teamsters Council
Carnival
Tampa
Fla
St. Lows
Movida
Florida
Teamster Treasury
Monroe News-Star Masthead and Motto Ad
The Monroe News-Star records publishers editors and offices with the paper stating its independence and impartial news stance. It notes key staff including Robert Ewing Jr and Edmund G Brown and lists Associated Press affiliation and advertising representatives.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Scott
Monroe
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Eeareiteermvaemenitayr
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associated Press
Aarne
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Latin America
Munist Party
Mene Grande Oil Company
el Tigre
Russia
Victor Riesel
Caribbean
American Foundation On
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Germany
Soviet Union
Stalin
Khrushchev
Siberia
Central Asia
London
Pall Mall
St. James’s Street
Mario Pei
Sahara
By David Lawrence
By Holmes Alexander
Senator Byrd
Mr. Kennedy
Capitol
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
News-Star Files
News-Star
Theodore R. van Dellen
Billy Graham
Fat Boy
Fulton Lewis
Thomas Moran
Moran
James M. Ford
Ford
Congress of Industrial Organizations
McClellan
United Distribution
Ohe
Monroe News-Star
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