Tough Sledding For Foreign Aid in Congress
The House passed a 2.8 billion foreign aid appropriation as 219 to 135 votes signal cuts from Kennedy’s request. Senatorial factions push similar cuts, with Paul Findley defeating an amendment to fund wheat sales to the Soviet Union, arguing it subsidizes Russia. President Johnson signs a 5.6 billion authorization while seeking efficiency.
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Rusk Urges NATO to Favor Moscow Over Peking
Secretary of State Dean Rusk advised NATO to lean toward Moscow in the Sino Soviet split, arguing peaceful coexistence with Russia may serve Western interests. The stance drew mixed reactions from Britain and France while showing growing NATO rifts over China policy and Cold War strategy.
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Johnson Speech Opportunity To Lift U.N. Posture
President Johnson faces a chance to reform the United Nations amid accusations it has become a Moscow dominated political machine. The piece criticizes one sided UN actions including the South Africa embargo and calls for reconsidering U.N. role while noting US influence and past Congo operations.
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Do You Think It Is God’s Will For The World
Billy Graham asks if current world conditions reflect God’s will and challenges pastors who appear unconcerned about global issues and human need. He urges thoughtful, biblically grounded engagement with social problems.
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How To Keep Weill From Quitting Smoking
A compendium on smoking cessation notes no drug cures the habit and urges willpower determination. It covers strategies like reducing use, switching to alternatives, gum mints and lozenges, and the role of reflex hand actions.
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Mencken's Law of Endurability in modern politics
An essay links Henry Mencken's limit on public nuisance to FCC censorship fears and political reform. It argues that the same standard could curb intrusive ads and partisan meddling, applying Mencken's tolerance to agnosticism to contemporary regulation and public nuisance.
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Conservatism Sparks Model Kit Gift Debate and Historic Replicas
Senator Soaper notes that a model kit could be ideal for a child while jokes about Dad assembling it at Christmas. Applause greets replicas of the Wright brothers aircraft and Columbus’s ship as conservative thinkers argue this signals a push to recreate the past.
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News-Star Highlights From December 19 1938
Japan warned the United States that a loan to the Chinese Land Bank would be an unfriendly gesture. Tobacco farmers voted down a federal referendum on crop controls in balloting across 14 states.
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Health Hint on Irritation and Self-Perception
Health note warns chronic irritation may link to cancer and suggests mind set shapes a child’s self view over time. It cites Wank Cancers as a traced outcome and emphasizes how parental attitudes influence a child’s future.
Police protection for Senator Dodd amid death threats
Senator Tom Dodd receives 24 hour police protection after a series of threatening letters and a phone call to a Hartford radio station. District of Columbia detectives guard his Washington office and home while Democrats defend ticket practices amid reported political pressure on federal employees.
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Monroe News-Star Profile and Editorial Policy Notice
The Monroe News-Star summarizes its publication details including editors and staff roles. It states its independence, affiliation with The Associated Press, and commitment to impartial reporting and taking stands on issues it deems right.
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