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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues against government meddling in consumer choice praising market forces and consumer policing over bureaucratic control. It highlights Esther Peterson’s consumer conferences and asserts that informed shoppers and voluntary market feedback best regulate labeling and product quality.
The piece argues 26 million Americans align with conservatism and press for a GOP leadership with a mandate not just a majority. It notes factions within the party, the possible ousting of Dean Burch, and the impact of voter shifts from the 1964 race on future balance. It recalls lessons from the Goldwater campaign and Viet Nam era concerns.
Voters in California Washington Rhode Island and Louisiana approved bonds and wildlife amendments for recreation and conservation projects. California voters authorized 150 million for wildlife and recreation efforts with matching funds and state park expansion. Washington and Rhode Island approved 10 million and 5 million respectively to support similar programs and to leverage federal grants. Minnesota also advanced resources from a cigarette tax to match federal aid. The year is described as a banner year for conservation.
Washington reflects on the 1864 concept of the Great Society as described by Gra ham Wallas and its relevance to modern policy. The piece contrasts ideal happiness with economic risk, urging individual initiative, varied work, and social criteria over sheer efficiency.
A Washington column argues American strategy in Vietnam is flawed and urges decisive action. It criticizes cautious policies as unsuited to Asian warfare, cites Taylor’s approach, and urges leveraging Saigon with stronger Philippine links and a firmer push to defeat Viet Cong, noting two named supporters in Hanoi-era context.
Senator Dodd’s denunciation of State Department policy draws a sharp rebuke from Foggy Bottom. He cites Soviet and Communist expansion across Asia Africa and the Americas and accuses officials of ignoring a growing threat. A State Department spokesman declined to comment.
A Washington DC physician links halitosis to saliva changes under stress. Causes include poor dental hygiene infections cavities and nasal or lung issues. Remedies urge moist mouth using lozenges or gum and stress reduction.
The Monroe News Star lists John Ewing and Wison Ewing as publishers with a long local history from 1909. It notes staff including Robert Ewing, Edmund G. Brown, Jack Gates, and others, and states AP news use rights and advertising reach. The paper emphasizes editorial independence and nonpartisan stance while opposing wrongs.
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