Change Of Complexion On The Federal Reserve Board
The article notes President Johnson will name a replacement for conservative C Canby Balderston on the Federal Reserve Board. It discusses potential liberal nominees Willard Wirtz Henry Reuss and Stanley Ruttenberg and argues the change will tilt policy. It praises Chairman William Martin and warns about political influence on economic policy.
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Non Heroes Heroized by Western Writer in Saturday Review
Writer Tom Curry argues Western prose remains popular despite wide Wild West exposure. He surveys The Virginian by Owen Wister and notes how TV and film mythologize figures like Jesse James and Quantrill. Curry says legends obscure truths, while scholars and other authors capture authentic frontier flavor.
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Korea's Quiet Progress Postwar South Korea Rising
A retrospective view contrasts Korea's 1950 53 war with the postwar update. South Korea, aided by U S funds totaling 7 9 billion and military aid, shows growth in output tariffs low trade and a new fertilizer plant while easing tensions with Japan. Shanghai remains a vast Communist China hub with a population near seven million.
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Great Society Inaugurated On Belief Debts Don't Matter
Opinion piece argues that high interest on the federal debt drains the budget and fuels deficits. It contends deficits are promoted as economic progress while debt grows, urging a balanced budget to avoid inflationary pressure and preserve purchasing power.
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Lindsay's NY mayor-elect stance sparks mixed signals
In a luncheon at the Women’s National Press Club Lind say, ex-Congressman and Mayor-elect of New York, defended plans to recruit help from federal agencies and to lobby in Washington to accelerate city projects. He warned that if his methods fail, urban centers may not be savable, and he emphasized concerns about WASP representation and Republican fate depending on his success.
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Powell May Face Jail Over Powell Libel Judgment
Attorney Raymond Rubin presses to jail Adam Clayton Powell of Harlem after years of attempts to collect a $46,500 defamation damages plus a $575,000 NY Supreme Court judgment for hiding assets. Powell, earning $30,000 as a congressman and $17,000 as a church minister, contends no money exists while Rubin cites assets beyond Mrs. James’s claims. Several colleagues, including Lio nel Van Deerlin and John Ashbrook, have shown courage in the civil matter, though committee leadership remains with Powell.
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Ethical questions rise from kidney transplants and aging
A health column discusses whether advances like artificial kidneys and potential heart transplants prolong life or extend suffering. It notes donor risks, recipient hopes, and ethical dilemmas, including who gets priority in scarce organs, while previewing tomorrow’s topic on early ambulation and a reader question about kidney stones linked to inactivity.
Woman's Dilemma Examined After Birth Confinement
Mrs. T discusses whether it is better for a woman who has given birth to seek rest and support or resume duties promptly. The note weighs health, family needs, and social expectations in a cautious, advice-like tone.
Epilepsy diet notes and medical sheepskin inquiry
P. R. argues diet barely affects epilepsy and cites the ketogenic diet history emphasizing fat and acidity. M. de M. asks where to buy a sheepskin, noting its medical use to prevent bed sores and recommending a surgical supply source.
What is nodular goiter and thyroid nodules
A thyroid gland that contains nodules or tumors is called nodular goiter. The note adds a health tip about prioritizing healthy foods before indulging desires.
Monroe News-Star-World publication and AP affiliation notes
The Monroe News-Star-World printing company announces its publishing schedule and address at North 4th and Olive, Monroe Louisiana. It lists Associated Press membership and its stance as an independent newspaper, supported by Branham Company advertising offices in major cities.
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