Congo rescue operation shows Western unity and rights
The three nation Congo rescue mission was at the Central Congolese government's request. The article defends international law supporting aid to citizens in chaos, cites Kipling and colonial burden ideas, and argues communists oppose Western action while the West demonstrates moral force and restraint in Congo.
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United States
Belgium
Ritain
Congo
Somene
United Nations
Stanleyville
Paulis
Red
Rudyard Kipling
China
Mao Tze-Tung
Russia
West
remedial English courses cost colleges millions nationwide
The piece argues that non credit remedial English at college level costs up to 10 million dollars annually and affects as many as half of freshmen in some schools. It questions whether late teen students can benefit and notes friction with faculty over teaching bonehead courses while blaming high schools and broader factors for language deficits.
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Mressors
Webster
A. W
Cuba missiles and cattle policy clash in defector claim
A Cuban official in cattle raising reportedly defected to Canada and claims intermediate range missiles remain in Cuba along with large Soviet troop presence despite 1962 withdrawal claims. The story questions U S verification and Khrushchev’s actions after the crisis.
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Fidel Castro
Canada
Cuba
Pedro Borges
Castro
Soviet Union
Cialis
U.S
United States
Khrushchev
Kennedy
December 14 1964 a Supreme Court ruling reshapes commerce
The December 14 1964 ruling by the United States Supreme Court alters the scope of interstate commerce and federal power. It expands federal regulation into local activities including racial discrimination and labor relations, affecting restaurants hotels and many businesses. The decision lacks a constitutional amendment and faces debate over its long term legitimacy.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Congress
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Conservatives Organize Secretly Against Appeasement Abroad
The piece notes American conservatives forming secret groups outside the Republican Party to promote Goldwater-like principles. It discusses aims such as property rights, immigration quotas, and reduced government waste, with questions about how to fund and deploy such a movement.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Barry
National
Robert J. Donovan
George Romney
John Lindsay
Donovan
Joyous Christmas for Freed GI in Washington
Dale McCuistion, a former U S Army sergeant jailed in Izmir, Turkey, for currency violations, was freed after a nationwide drive. Contributions totaling over 17000 came from more than 5000 Americans, aided by Congressman Lionel Van Deerlin and San Diego supporters. Now discharged, he seeks re enlistment while praising those who helped win his release.
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McCuistion
U.S. Army
Izmir
Turkey
U.S. Army Post Office
San Diego
KFMB
Lionel van Deerlin
California
Siegmund Smith
Smith
State
Defense Department
Washington
Pentagon
Understanding spells health mystery and medical myths
A reader asks if fainting spells are serious and explains the difference between fainting and an epileptic seizure. The piece clarifies symptoms, triggers, and the importance of medical interpretation, noting that vitamin B12 injections and liver extract can affect gout and trigger attacks.
Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness Explored
The speaker explains the Beatitude not as a command but a natural longing for God. He cites Psalm 42 and the prodigal son to show universal hunger for fellowship with God, asserts humanity’s quest for happiness in God, and affirms that faith in Christ fulfills the hunger and enables living at our best.
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David
Waterbrook
Africa
God
Jesus
What disease or condition causes a knee buckle
A reader asks why a knee might buckle while walking and learns that weak muscles around the knee can cause instability. The response advertises a leaflet with knee strengthening exercises, while noting that other causes include fluid sacs and heart or irritant exposure.
Monroe News-Star Publisher and office info note
The Monroe News-Star lists its publisher John D. Ewing with historic staff lines and office address at North 4th and Olive Streets. It notes publishing five evenings weekly and Associated Press affiliation with agency advertising reps and national offices.
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John D. Ewing
Wilton Ewing
Monroe
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Rohnert Ewing, Jr
Willam H. Bronson Jacks
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Mgr
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
My A
Associated Press
Loco News
Branham Company
Nasonal
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Americans For National Organization
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Fulton Lewis
Dale McCuistion
Miami News
Jack Kofoed
Istanbul
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