U S Faces Dominican Crisis GrowsWith OAS Lead
President Johnson escalates plan to send more U S troops as communists allegedly seize the Dominican uprising. The Organization of American States takes over military duties, with Brazil’s General Alvim and U S Lieutenant General Palmer in charge, as unrest spreads to Colombia Bolivia and Guatemala.
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Johnson
U. S
Dean Rusk
Dominican Republic
United States
Organization of American States
Hugo Panasco Alvim
Brazil
Bruce Palmer
OAS
International Organization
Washington
McGeorge Bundy
Francisco Caamano
Bundy
Caamano
Colombia
Caribbean
Bolivia
Guatemala
No Laughing Matter by Bob Hope On Campus Critique
Bob Hope, visiting Viet Nam fronts and U S campuses, criticizes student antiwar protests as misguided and uninterested in understanding policy. He notes many students defend a right to stand up yet fail to grasp what they oppose while praising the dedication of troops and home front support.
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Bob Hope
U. S
Hope
Viet Nam
California
Free World
Great Society
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Rayburn
House Education Labor Committee
Ben Bella’s 1962 visit and shifting Western stance
A 1960s account recalls Ahmed Ben Bella, Algerian leader who toppled French rule and met President Kennedy with a 21 gun salute. Once seen as a Western ally, he later spurned cooperation with the West and France, aligning with Soviet concerns amid Cold War tensions. The piece closes with a note on moon dust for lunar impacts.
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United States
John F. Kennedy
Ahmed Ben Bella
U. S
Algeria
Ben Bella
White House
Khrushchev
Cuba
New Demonstrations Could Shape Civil Rights Views
The piece argues new demonstrations may mobilize a broad majority to press civil rights reforms. It warns federal coercion via funding cuts or contract cancellations can impact many states, urging nonviolent marches and legal channels to curb discrimination while expanding citizens redress under civil rights laws.
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Washington
Congress
South
Cleveland
Ohio
America
New York Herald
Repealer of 14 B Would End Labor Peace Fears
A 1960s columnist recalls Taft Hartley era peace and argues repeal of Section 14 B would end voluntary unionism, empower labor bosses, and return industrial tension. The piece notes Willard Wirtz testimony and public reaction, framing 14 B as a shield for personal liberty and state rights.
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Washington
Taft
Jack Kennedy
Senate
Wirtz
National Right - To - Work Committee
Drew
East West trade debate shapes Cold War policy
Washington coverage notes Hubert Humphrey von and push for East West commerce to ease tensions and bolster the Great Society. It cites a 17 year high in Soviet bloc exports at 339 million dollars and argues that aid feeds Kremlin power through four historical phases from 1919 to 1947.
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Washington
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
State, Commerce and Defense Departments
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
Chase Manhattan Bank
Lawrence Rockefeller
Lev Dobriansky
Georgetown University
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dobriansky
Kremlin
Soviet Empire
World Communist Movement
Thebas
Moscow
Byelorussia
Ukraine
Turkestan
Georgia
Stalin
Connecticut
Thomas Dodd
Senate
Dodd
About Your Health How To Keep Well With Hyperthyroidism
Overview of treatment options for overactive thyroid including surgery and radioactive iodine I 131 with patient age pregnancy and access to care influencing choice. Explains how iodine works and possible long term effects including hormone deficiency and need for thyroid tablets. Also mentions antithyroid drugs and propylthiouracil and notes digestive and heart symptoms linked to hyperthyroidism and digoxin toxicity.
Unrelated diseases in medical questions
The writer asks if diarrhea relates to ulcerative colitis or gallstone discomfort and whether gallbladder surgery would stop it. The reply states these are unrelated diseases.
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Western Hemisphere
M.S
Why Adults Have Sudden Bad Dreams and Nightmares
The article notes adults may suffer sleep disturbances when facing stress from business reverses or pain. It adds that nightmares can be triggered by certain drugs or foods, contributing to disturbed sleep patterns.
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Spring Tonic Inquiry On Sassafras Use
D C asks if sassafras tonics are good for a person in the spring season. The question reflects traditional herbal practice and concerns about health benefits during renewal and allergy periods.
Spring tonic ranks with sulfur in old remedy list
A spring tonic is described as ranking with sulfur molasses and cream of tartar. The text claims the body self cleans and needs no special yearly job.
Today’s Health Hint Don’t withhold info from physician
A brief health tip urges patients to share all health details with their doctor. Full disclosure aids accurate diagnosis and safe, effective treatment.
Monroe News-Star World provides local and AP news
The Monroe News-Star World, published in Monroe Louisiana, operates as an independent daily five evenings a week. It lists staff including Edmund G Brown as assistant general manager and Dallas Roper as managing editor. The paper acknowledges Associated Press dispatches and national advertising representation.
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Monroe
News-Star World Pupiening Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Ert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack 3
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associates
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Actising Representatives
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angles
Clariotte
onrocews-Star
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