Editorial on Trujillo Assassination and Latin American Politics
The piece discusses Rafael Trujillo's assassination and its implications for Latin America, noting his long rule, connections to anti communist stance, and the wider US role. It reflects on Cuba Dominican Republic events, fear of a banana republic pattern, and critiques US policy shifts and isolationist signals from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frn
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Horacio Vasquez
Cuba
Columbus
Santo Domingo
Hati
Tragedy Behind Freedom Riders Not Seen In Headlines
A Washington analysis reports the real impact of Freedom Riders on Southern race relations. Letters from the South describe growing hostility and fading goodwill as agitation unsettles daily life, with demonstrations and media coverage fueling a difficult social shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Union protests aid to Riders after union funds donation
A local union protested a $5,000 donation by Walter Reuther and James Carey to support so called freedom rides in the South. The Northeast Louisiana Communications Workers of America warned members of possible further protests until actions are corrected, with a national convention in Kansas City starting June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uunion
Rea
Walter Reuther
James K. Carey
South
Afl-Cio
Northeast Louisiana Communications Workers of America
Reuther and Carey
Kansas City
Reuther
Carey
Freedom Riders
United States
Campaign Phrases Of John Kennedy Catching Up With Him
A 1960 campaign collage notes Kennedy statements contrasting his political stance with Eisenhower era diplomacy. It covers civil rights promises, nuclear testing pledges, nepotism concerns, conflict of interest, and defense policy remarks during the campaign period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Europe
Washington, D. C
Clark
Pennsylvania
Celler
New York
Congress
Messrs. Celler
Pierre Salinger
Clark- Celler
Salinger
Thomas Murray
Atomic Energy Commissioner
AEC
Noe Opposes Bill Limiting Police Aid in Louisiana
Monroe State Senator James A. Noe opposed a legislative measure requiring parish and municipal police to aid state police. Ouachita Parish stockmen faced unrest as sheriff range riders issued peace warrants to enforce the law. Fifty five percent of Ouachita farm operators signed worksheets for the new federal agricultural program replacing the AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe News-Star
James A. Noe
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
W. S. Dickerson
John Hugh
Sheriff's Range Riders
AAA
War-Effort Racket In Unions
A 1940s style column recalls alleged wartime rackets by unions and political figures from Cape Canaveral to Cape Cod. It cites overtime fees, deferments, and extortion, criticizing Roosevelt era politics and calling for reform as labor unions’ role in war effort disputes is examined.
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Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Cape Cod
San Diego
Kansas City
New York
Cape Canaveral
Democratic Party
McClellan
Canaveral
Hitler
Richard Arlen A Hollywood Life From Stage To Screen
A profile of Richard Arlen, veteran actor known for Wings and The Great Barrier. The piece traces his career from early hockey and flying in Canada to Hollywood beginnings, co starring with Clara Bow, and later life in Sherman Oaks. It notes his marriages, children, and civic interests, ending with a light scene at The Lambs.
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Richard Arlen
California
Arlen
Barriscale
Brando
Dick Arlen
Richard Matimore
St. Paul
Matt
Duluth News-Tribune
Hollywood
Joe Aller
Aller
Richard Dix
Bishop
Paramount
Wings
Archie
Jack Webb
Webb
Clara Bow
Miss Bow
Ruth Austin
Jobyna Ralston
Maggy Kelly Kinsella
Laguna
Mary
Sherman Oaks
Toluca Lake
W. C. Fields
Charles Farrell
The Honest Man and Billy Graham
Billy Graham answers whether an honest man exists and outlines honesty as integrity free from deceit. He argues honesty is universal yet rare, citing scripture and history, and says true honesty comes by letting Jesus Christ be Lord of one’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
How to Keep Well How to Keep Well
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen weighs diet and meal frequency in relation to artery health. He notes mixed evidence on lowering cholesterol preventing arteriosclerosis and suggests nibbling like rats might reduce arterial hardening. He compares historic noon meals and modern late meals and considers exercise in lowering cholesterol.
What Causes Daily Headache For A Month
A reader asks about three or four hour headaches lasting daily for a month. The writer suggests migraine as a possibility and explains cluster headaches occur when attacks run daily for weeks or months then fade for a long period.
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A. S
Reader questions on gall bladder migraines strokes and polycystic kidneys
A reader asks if gall bladder disease causes migraine like headaches. Another asks if a 17 year old can suffer a stroke and notes strokes arise from weakened vessels. A third explains polycystic kidneys as a hereditary disease with cysts and high blood pressure. The column ends with a note on egg white being harmful and a reminder that mild exercise helps nervousness.
Monroe News-Star Aims To Serve With Independent Stance
The Monroe News-Star, established 1891, outlines its independent policy and dedication to impartial news. Staff includes Obert Ewing Jr as chairman and William H. Bronson as president with Edmund G Brown as assistant general manager and Jack Gates as executive editor. The paper operates from Olive and North Fourth Streets and is a member of the Associated Press.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
Obert Ewing, Jr
The
Boar
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News Star
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Jesus
New York “Times
David Lawrence
John Kennedy
Vienna
Germany
University of Rochester
Paris
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Fulton Lewis, JR
White House
JFK
New Frontier
Bobby
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Stephen Smith
Lyndon Johnson
Far East
Teddy
Boston
Africa
Chicago Tribune
Harold F. Linder
Argentina
By Westbrook Pegler
UAW
Reuthers
Tom Dewyey
Teamsters Union
Taft-Hartley
Kennedy Brothers
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Michigan
Jim Bishop
Billy Graham
Theodore R. van Dellen
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