Students oppose fighting in Southeast Asia in national debate
The Monroe News-Star notes over a hundred students signed a statement opposing U S participation in Vietnam, while conservatives press McNamara to strengthen forces and win. The editorial contrasts pro American calls to fight and win with pacifist stances echoed in the National Guardian, arguing for a clear objective and national resolve.
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Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Robert McNamara
National Guardian
U. S
South Viet Nam
United States
McNamara
Buy American policy debated by U S Army in West Germany
The article questions whether the U S Army buy American push in West Germany truly curbs gold outflow or inflates costs. It notes $50 million yearly in diverted purchases to the United States but warns U S prices are kept high by German shopping, offsetting any balance of payments gains. It also discusses tourist spending abroad and Kennedy era limits, concluding the policy may dodge deeper causes of the payments problem. It mentions Allison Blaine McQuin, a World War I mail carrier in Chevy Chase Maryland.
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Southeast Asia
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South Viet Nam
U. S. Army
West Germany
Army
Germany
Heidelberg
Pentagon
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Kennedy
Chevy, Chase, Md
Allison Blaine McQuin
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Kennedy Tragedy and Security Paradox Post JFK Death
On what would have been John F Kennedy's forty seventh birthday experts reflect on his legacy and the security paradox his assassination created. The Warren Commission continues its inquiries as Washington weighs the impact of his absence and the uncertain path of future presidents.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Nuclear Budgeting Calls For Cautious Reductions
Washington reports that President Johnson and top agencies seek phased disarmament of the AEC to avoid open-ended, costly commitments. The Joint Committee cut last year’s nuclear program by 11.1 million and 22.1 million for plant costs, while critics from the Council for a Livable World push for broader cuts and party-line disarmament against the experts. The piece names scientists Halsted Reid Holman and Herman J. Muller as controversial figures connected to subversive activities and Marxist alignments.
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Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
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Council For A Livable World
Atomic Energy and Armed Services Committees
Halsted Reid Holman
California
Un-American Activities Committee
Internal Security
Helman
Communist Party
Connecticut
Herman J. Muller
Muller
Book Union
Student Congress Against
Hiatal hernia facts and related questions
Hiatal hernia is a common condition where part of the stomach slides into the chest through the diaphragm. Symptoms include heartburn upper abdominal pain and regurgitation, often worsened when lying down. most cases respond to diet and medicines, with surgery only for unmanageable discomfort. The note also covers diabetes sugar in urine and pregnancy after spinal surgery questions.
Special heart friendly foods and cholesterol values
J C notes that obesity increases heart workload and suggests low calorie foods to aid a high cholesterol level and coronary involvement. He offers a list of foods with their cholesterol values for readers who send a stamped self addressed envelope.
Odorizer effects in rooms vaporizing type
A. G. asks how room odorizer vaporizers work. They depress the sense of smell but do not remove or neutralize the offensive substance in the atmosphere.
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Today’s Health Hint A warm tub bath as a tranquilizer
A warm tub bath is presented as a natural tranquilizer in today’s health tip. It suggests soaking in warm water can promote relaxation, reduce tension, and help ease stress, with no medical instructions or cautions offered.
Mind Health Through Christ, Graham Answer
Billy Graham explains sickness of mind links to body and urges avoiding worry fear and envy. The Bible path, letting the mind of Christ preside, brings peace trust and love, offsetting distress and guarding soul mind and body.
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Commission Laxity Causes Alarm
Warren Commission members cleared Norman Redlich for access to classified material despite findings of leftist associations. Rep. Ford urged his firing but the motion failed. Redlich’s background drew sharp criticism from lawmakers who warned the security was mocked by the commission’s actions. California Young Democrats split asunder over platform extremes and alleged radical planks. Alan Robbins resigned from the state YD steering committee citing endorsements of abortion rights and pro Castro policy. Cranston avoided firing rebuke but did not disavow YD positions.
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Warren Commission
Norman Redlich
Rep
Gerald Ford
Commission
Redlich
New York
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Congress
Cuba
U.S
Sen
Karl Mundt
Ed Gurney
Ralph Beermann
Ford
August Johansen
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
California
State YD Federation
Alan Robbins
Los Angeles County
YDS
State YD
Robbins
Josiah Beeman
Fresno
China
Senate
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Monroe News-Star Publisher Details Highlight Historical Note
The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper dating to 1909 with John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing as early publishers. It lists key staff including Robert Ewing Jr as chairman and Edmund G. Brown as assistant general manager, while affirming AP news use and national advertising representation.
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News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack $. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
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Dallas
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Los Angeles
Charlotte
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