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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
12
Adal Stevenson argues that the global system is so organized that Southeast Asian peoples could do almost anything if left alone, but that expectation remains unmet as they are not left alone. He highlights pressures and interventions affecting regional autonomy and self-determination.
Nearly 1,000 Michigan National Guardsmen kept order at Hillsdale amid a labor dispute at Essex Wire Corp. after negotiations collapsed. Gov. Romney reopened the plant, tempering tensions as picketing and violence flared in nearby cities.
A UPI report notes that before Herbert Hoover took office in 1929 the U.S. president used a booth outside the executive office for calls. Illinois Bell Telephone Co records show the change to a desk phone occurred with Hoover’s presidency.
The Louisiana Conference of the Methodist Church dissolved its 1961 special study committee formed to ponder controversial issues. Bishop Aubrey G. Walton announced the action at the 119th annual Louisiana Methodist Conference in Shreveport. The panel had examined church relations with the National Council of Churches, literature, and racial and economic matters. No formal report was issued. John J. Hereford from Sulphur became associate director of the Louisiana Methodist Area Council.
Cuban Red Cross asserts anti Castro forces aided by the United States have attacked Cuban coastal cities causing severe damage and loss of life. The claim aired on Cuban radio and mirrors scarce Castro government acknowledgement of such strikes. Manuel Artime forecasts a lengthy Viet Nam type war against Cuba's regime.
Salvatore Peloro says he is happy and stunned as his wife Maria gave birth to quadruplets Tuesday. The family, including a 2 pounds 13 ounces boy, is reported in satisfactory condition while he hopes for employment in the construction industry.
Peloro, a 35-year-old plumber, reports he has not worked since last November and his unemployment benefits ended two weeks ago. The couple has two other children aged 3 and 5, and the twins weigh 2 pounds 2 ounces and 2 pounds 13 ounces.
President Johnson, arriving briefly at a dinner honoring Adlai Stevenson, faced a bomb threat earlier that led to hotel lobby evacuation. The threat, not linked to Johnson's appearance, followed his reception with Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol. Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the UN and former presidential candidate, was honored by the Women's National Democratic Club.
A columnist argues a girl's value lies in wealth rather than looks, asserting that riches can attract and secure a man's affection over mere physical beauty. The opinion frames money as the decisive factor in enduring romance.
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