Outline Of Defense On Atlantic Nuclear Plan
The United States Britain and West Germany outline an Atlantic nuclear defense with a mixed fleet of ships and Polaris missiles while France omits participation. Britain seeks broader inclusion of submarines bombers and land based missiles as De Gaulle objects to U S control. The article notes Cold War anxieties about NATO unity and the fight against communism in Latin America Asia and Europe.
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Five Central American Nations Pursue Self-Help Path
The Committee for Economic Development studied Costa Rica Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua and El Salvador finding hope in local efforts. They cite education as the key starting point though internal funding remains limited and note progress from the Inter-American Highway and the Central American Common Market as boosters for trade and production.
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Autumn Sun Triggers Window Fire in California Store
A display in a California shop focused afternoon sun on a carpet and mirrors in two statuettes causing heat and a small blaze. Five engines responded. the fire was contained with the store locked and glass intact after the owner produced a key. Firefighter ordered a sun shadow to cut heat source. Also notes on barnacles and ancient wedding rings.
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Hoover Hopes To Stay FBI Chief Amid Building Plans
Washington reports J Edgar Hoover, nearing 70, insists on remaining director and overseeing the planned $60 million FBI center. He champions a tighter, more secure headquarters in one location with improved public tours and facilities, while defending informants and resisting political pressure.
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War on Wealth Drive Looms in Senate Critique
Thought piece argues a second front against poverty is a war on wealth led by business busters in Congress. It cites Kefauver, Douglas, Yarborough, and Johnson, noting profiteering in drugs and tax loopholes while predicting anti- business rhetoric in the Great Society era.
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Texas
Kennedy Budget Loopholes Highlight Campaign Spending
A Capitol report shows Bobby Kennedy won a Senate seat on a shoestring budget under $2,500 with $2,368.50 spent. The piece notes unlisted union gifts, lax disclosure, and calls for tighter rules while contrasting Kennedy's small spend with higher reported totals in Massachusetts and New York.
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Health note warns scooter use risky for youth safety
A health column weighs motor scooters against cars noting small wheels and light frames raise head injuries and crashes. Cited cases from the New England Journal of Medicine describe student fatalities and serious injuries, urging careful judgment in youth mobility choices.
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Difference Between Harelip and Cleft Palate
A. S. C. notes that harelip and cleft palate often coexist. Harelip refers to the external manifestation with a crevice running through the hard palate, indicating this congenital defect.
Is herpes zoster hereditary in families
A reader asks if herpes zoster is hereditary noting his mother died from it and his sister, aged 68, has developed three blisters. The reply says the disorder is common and not hereditary though appearances may suggest a family link.
Second Time A Charm At Batesville Deer Hunt
Gary Bryant of Batesville, Arkansas, spotted a buck with binoculars but forgot his gun. The next day he borrowed a sun and bagged a nine point, 225 pound buck. A friend later found and returned his rifle.
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Monroe News StarPublisher and staff listing
The Monroe News Star details publisher John D Ewing Wilson Ewing 1929 1978 1938 1942 and staff roles including executive editor Dallas Roper managing editor and general manager. notes Associated Press rights and advertising representatives. describes independence and editorial stance.
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