Drop The Bomb If Lyons Wins Governor Race
A syndicated columnist warns a Lyons victory in Louisiana could shake Washington and derail the civil rights package. An actual Lyons win might undermine Johnson liberalism, affect Senate support, and boost Goldwater carried by a conservative wave. Bushy rhetoric suggests a political earthquake possible in policy and prestige.
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Charlton Lyons
Washington
Capitol
Johnson
Senate
deLesseys Morrison
Louisiana
Lyons
Congress
Senator Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Teaching talent to meet rising college enrollments
Chancellor William Bo Avcock of UNC warns that higher education faces a surge to about 8.9 million students in ten years. He argues for attracting top teaching talent through merit and incentives to maintain scholastic excellence as campuses expand and staffing must grow.
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William Bo Avcock
University of North Carolina
United States
Ania
Northeast State
Ayeocek
Avcoek
Louisiana
Boards of Education
Group Seeks $800,000 Farm Loan For New York Country Club
A rural New York group planned a country club with a $750,000 fund for a clubhouse and pool but hit a wall at the sixth hole. They considered an $800,000 loan from the Farmers Home Administration arguing the site would divert land from agricultural use to avoid crop surpluses, a common pattern in farm loan cases.
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New York State
Washington
Public Opinion Polls Largely Irrelevant Before Conventions
Polls have limited value in the pre convention period as delegates and local party leaders shape the nomination. Nixon and Goldwater emerge as likely finalists in a Nixon Goldwater ticket with Goldwater favored by conservatives and Nixon by moderates.
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Washington
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Nixon
Republican Party
Arizona
Nation Obviously Has Party Heads Made In Heaven
Washington a pair of party leaders appear formed by the “dread hand” of history. Lyndon Johnson dominates with a distinct style, presses conferences at odd moments, and supplies gifts to friends while pursuing majorities and poverty relief. Barry Goldwater presents an assertive, unorthodox persona urging restraint on missiles and decisive reform.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Senator Goldwater
Nation
Washington
William Blake
Internal Revenue
White House
Johnson
Congress
Tie
Lippman
LBJ
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Arizona
How To Keep Well Medical Browsing And Infant Feeding
A self contained disposable feeding unit with pre mixed sterilized formula is introduced for infants with ready sterilized nipples. The mother uses a unit at room temperature and discards it after feeding. Also discussed is numb chin signaling jaw cancer spread and male breast cancer being rare but diagnosed later, with treatment often involving removal of breast tissue. A magpie attack on a five month old is reported from the British Medical journal with the bird grabbing the child's arm and pecking near the eyes. the infant was scratched but not seriously harmed.
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Medical World News
Glaucoma Treatment Question and Guidance
H. Hf asks if glaucoma can be treated with medicine when pain begins. Reply: Yes, but surgery may be needed if medicine does not lower eye pressure. Early treatment helps prevent blindness and is most important.
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H. Hf
Healthy after recovery v ob writes about polio
The text asks if a paralyzed person from polio can be healthy mentally and physically, noting the brain is not involved. It cites Franklin D. Roosevelt as a good example of recovery and resilience.
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V. OB
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eye Pain After TV Watching Signals Possible Glaucoma
After watching TV for some time, develop pain in one eye. Pain may indicate glaucoma. Consult an ophthalmologist who will test eye pressure and provide diagnosis and treatment guidance.
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Fooom
Does chronic hepatitis last a lifetime health hint
Health note asks if chronic hepatitis ends with time and advises that some cases persist. It adds a reminder to avoid overheating the home as part of general wellness guidance.
Offensive Against Moonshiners
Federal agents mount a nationwide offensive against moonshine merchants who move an estimated 50 million gallons of illegal liquor yearly. The drive targets major centers in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan and Mississippi with seizures totaling thousands of stills and raids from Georgia to New York. The effort aims to curb tax losses and protect public health amid reports of lead poisoning contamination and deadly additives.
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Washington
Treasury
South
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Hlimps
Michigan
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
U.S
Treasurys
Se County
Long Island
Jamaica
Queens
Jersey City
Feds
The Bible as God’s Word and Guide for Christians
A Christian should believe in Jesus Christ and follow His will as revealed in the Bible. The Bible shows who Jesus is, His life, death, resurrection, and return, and its unity reflects divine authorship. Reading it convicts sin, points to salvation, and guides daily living by the Holy Spirit.
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M.K
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
God
Monroe News-Star masthead and staff listing
The Monroe News-Star masthead shows founders and publishers from 1909 to 1952 and lists staff including Robert Ewing Jr as chairman and William Bronson as president. It notes A P participation rights and independence, with offices on North 4th and Olive Streets and publishing as an evening daily five days a week.
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John BD. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Aerate
Monroe
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
The
Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Robbe Stenneds
Bobby Kennedy
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Farmers Home Administration
Tme
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Texas
New York Herald Tribune
Tne
By Holmes Alexander
Guantanamo Navy Base
Castro
Russia
William Knowland
TVA
Herbert Hoover
Theodore R. van Dellen
Fulton Lewis
Journal of the American Medical Association
AMA
North Carolina
Veterans Administration
Birmingham
Ala
South Carolina
Billy Graham
Associated Press
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