Editorial Opposes Louisiana tidelands negotiation shift
The Louisiana Senate studies a bill stripping Attorney General Gremillion and Minerals Board Chair Helis of negotiating power on tidelands with the federal government. The House passed it 95 5. The measure would place negotiations under the Governor and a legislative committee, risking $450 million in escrow while experienced officials urge continuation of current talks.
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Louisiana Senate
Gremillion
Mineral Board
Helis
Tidelands
Louisiana
Minerals Board
Secretary of the Interior
State Of World's Mind Shown In Stock Market Decline
Washington discusses how the current stock market drop reflects global mindset, linking fears to postwar economic shifts, Cold War effects, and policy moves under Kennedy. It argues markets are forward looking, assess trade, tariffs, debt, gold, and the need for confidence to avoid a 1960s demoralization.
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Washington
Hoover
Europe
America
United States
Soviet Union
United
FBI Interview Heaps on Spelvin Late at Night
George Spelvin and his wife wake to FBI agents asking about a statement linked to a Steel Controversy and a remark said to compare Kennedys with a mocking insult. Spelvin denies saying all Kennedys and defends his father’s views while arguing over the courtesy of midnight inquiries.
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George Spelvin
Juniper Esplanade
Dudgeon Heights
Bradley Kennedy
Mary
Galway
Martin Kennedy
Father Kennedy
John Birch
Harry Truman
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
FBI
Carmody
MannedManned Monitors For Big Missiles And RS70 Debate
A national aviation magazine forecasts a ten year gap where current aircraft and drawing board missiles fail to meet reconnaissance needs. The RS70 bomber project was halted by the President and Defense Secretary despite Congress funding. Proponents urge rapid assessment of nuclear strikes using observed fire concepts, signaling reliance on high speed manned aircraft with advanced electronics until satellites can observe intercontinental explosions.
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U.S
National Aviation
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Baltimore Afro-American Writer Under Federal Indictment
William Worthy Jr a Baltimore writer formerly with CBS News and Time Magazine is indicted under Title 8 section 1185 b and charged with entering the United States from Cuba without a valid passport He was bailed with 5 000 posted by attorney William M Kunstler Worthy a onetime ally of leftist causes has ties to the Rosenbergs and HUAC He praised Cuba and Chou En Lai and allied with Fair Play for Cuba Committee and Robert F Williams indicating an underground railroad to Cuba Worthy has a prior 1944 conviction for failing to report to a conscientious objectors camp He recently returned from Cuba and spoke at Western New Mexico CollegeSupporting Castro he critiques American firms in Cuba and predicts Cuba as a model for other nations' revolutions
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William Worthy, Jr
Cuba
Worthy
State Department
United States
Wil
Kunstler
Morton Sobell
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
House Un-American Activities Committee
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Hungary
Red China
Peking
China
Chou En-lai
Chou
U.S
Cbs-Tv
New Mexico Western College
Red Line
NMWC
Castro
NAACP
FBI
Williams
Havana
Philadelphia
Best Friends Are Books Spotlight on New Titles and Authors
A list of recent books and authors includes John O'Hara's The Big Laugh a sharp Hollywood set portrait. Prince of Democracy about James Cardinal Gibbons by Arline Boucher and John Te han. Dominic Behan's Tell Dublin I Miss Her. Ploesti by James Dugan and Carroll Stewart. The White House Saga by Nanette Kutner. Once There Was a Nun by Ruth Montgomery. Passage Perilous about the Santa Maria hijacking by Beth Day. Ballantine paperbacks The Cuban Invasion by Szule and Meyer The Battle of Leyte Gulf and The Divine Wind. The Night Hamburg Died by Martin Caidin. The New Testament King James Version photo edition by American Bible Society. Crusade Against Crime edited by Jerry D Lewis. and O Neill by Arthur and Barbara Gelb. Reading remains the cheapest way to travel and meet people.
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John O'Hara
O'Hara
Hemingway
Faulkner
Hollywood
Arline Boucher
John ‘Tehan
Prince of
James Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Gibbons
Dublin
Dominic Behan
Brendan
Dominic
Mary
Pat McCurran
Nevada
Putnam
Beth Day
Santa Maria
Ballantine Books
Ted Szule
Karl Meyer
Leyte Gulf
Stan Smith
Hamburg
Martin Caidin
Germany
Hiroshima
American Bible Society
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Bible Digest Refers to Psalms and Trust in the Lord
The text contrasts the righteous path with the ungodly, warning that surrendering to the carnal leads to shattered hopes. It emphasizes trusting in the Lord as a guiding principle.
Most Prescribed Medications By Drug Type
The most prescribed medicines are antibiotics and anti infectives, followed by sedatives and pain killers. Spasm relievers come next, then hormones diuretics antihistamines stimulants and heart, eye, arthritis, and cold preparations. Trends show yearly shifts with fewer cough products and stimulants in 1961 compared to 1960.
Abbreviation and Child Terms in Medical Language
A reader argues against using tummy as a stomach synonym noting tummy refers to the abdomen not the stomach. They warn that tummy aches may arise from intestines appendix gall bladder or kidneys and advise using abdomen, while acknowledging repetition may justify tummy in children oriented writing.
Cardiac Nervousness Advice From a Wise Doctor
J. R. writes about worrying over heart illness and angina pectoris noting that concern eases with time when a person places trust in a capable physician who provides encouragement and remedies that work.
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J. R
Do humans molt shedding hair during menopause
A reader asks if humans have a molting period noting noticeable hair loss during menopause. The columnist explains hairs shed daily and new roots grow, but whether this qualifies as true molting is unclear and not clearly defined.
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M. C
When can a new mother resume drinking milk
W B asks when a non nursing new mother may start drinking milk again. The answer notes there is no specific reason to stop before or after the baby’s arrival or at weaning, and that drinking milk can resume anytime.
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W. B
Altho
Caraway Seeds Health Hint
W L notes that consuming two or three boxes of caraway seeds weekly harms only if the stomach and intestines cannot tolerate it. Today health tip urges readers to cheer up someone.
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W. L
Farley Delivers Brief Monroe Speech During Visit
Postmaster General James A. Farley spoke briefly on the steps of the federal building in Monroe during a Northeast Louisiana tour. Eugene Lies, a national recreation department representative, spent days in Monroe promoting local recreation efforts as Amelia Earhart began the Miami to first leg of a round the world flight.
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The
News- Star
James A. Farley
Federal Building
Monroe
Louisiana
Eugene Lies
National Recreation Department
Monroe Recreation Department
Amelia Earhart
Miami
The Monroe News Star Masthead and Staff Listings
The piece lists historical publisher names, executives, and handling details for The Monroe News-Star World Publishing Corp, including publication schedule and Associated Press rights and national advertising offices. It reads like a period masthead with staff roles and contact lines.
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Richard Hale
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