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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
4
An editorial argues that overseas troop deployments reflect global strain rather than popularity. It notes occupier status fuels resentment in host nations, cites historical examples, and urges US leadership without seeking popularity, while supporting continued presence and foreign aid under a firm stance against aggression.
Conference leaders in Boston push away from grammar heavy methods toward oral language practice. Dr. William H. Locke of MIT notes colleges now stress speaking alongside writing, tracing roots to World War II interpreter training and Berlitz style immersion teaching.
The Treasury warns that the expected 1.7 billion surplus over 72 billion in expenditures may vanish. A drop in corporate profits or higher unemployment could push the government into the red, fueling inflation through deficit financing and higher private costs.
Washington prompt shows Rep. Wayne Hays blocked by House subcommittee as Francis Walter presses three reprints of anti‑communist works. The items include Guide to Subversive Organizations, Soviet Total War, and Trial by Treason with a 7,000 copy annual report reprint proposed.
Washington reacts as Britain plans to ship to Red China many previously banned commodities. The piece assesses the potential shift weakening Western unity, the costs to Soviet routes, and possible erosion of embargo controls, noting U S disappointment and uncertain Congressional response.
Washington columnist recounts an anecdote about Jim Blevin sourcing Italian silk suits from Hing Cheong in Hong Kong for $40 to $49, and Bob Stein evaluating a dream of a Stein Othman tailoring firm. Customs duties and shipping costs thwart the venture and a four inch pants length issue nearly sinks it.
The answer explains fears and insecurity as a sin problem. Though many share the struggle, one cannot simply accept it. God’s warning signals reveal the soul’s malady, and peace comes when one commits life to Christ and accepts His solution.
Monsignor George C. Higgins defends Pegler's critique of Westbrook Pegler's union writings while condemning Durkin as a racketeer. The letter details Durkin, Alsup, and Beck, alleging slander in press coverage and noting a lack of Higgins reproach toward Alsup's crimes. It closes with a personal inscription from James M. Gillis to Peg.
Londoners boast of a limitless climate with daily shifts from sun to rain to snow. The narrator travels city weather with a medium weight suit and long johns, noting abrupt changes and humorous stares as London proves its legendary variety.
The Monroe News-Star historical page lists founders publishers and staff from 1929 to 1952 with details on ownership operations and editorial stance. It notes the paper's publication schedule and advertising representatives, including Branham Company offices in major cities, and states its independence and impartial news creed.
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