The Anderson Case A Navy Chief’s dismissal amid KCJ policy clashes
The piece reviews Admiral George Anderson’s removal as Chief of Naval Operations after clashing with McNamara over civilian control and Cuba policy. It notes his criticism of gradual Cuba measures, the Pentagon and White House tensions, and suggests his removal stemmed from his outspoken stance and testimony in the TFX affair.
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George Anderson
Naval Operations
Pentagon
White House
Admiral Anderson
Navy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
Strategic Air Command
U. S. Navy
United States
Cuba
Mr. Kennedy
U. S
United Nations
CNO
TFX
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Defense Department
Latin Aid Debate Draws Communist Alarm Across U.S.
The piece argues that top Communist figures and Fidel Castro have urged large scale aid to Latin America, accusing U.S. foreign aid supporters of following a Soviet blueprint. It notes critics warn aid could aid Communist aims while lawmakers seek budget savings. The article also mentions monarch butterflies in Pacific Grove and the Guadalupe Mountain range extending into Texas.
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Latin America
Earl Browder
Fidel Castro
Bonner Fellers
Citizens Foreign Aid Committee
Browder
U.S
Max Weiss
Communist Party
USA
Asia
Africa
Soviet UN
Goldwater and Ribicoff Propose Tax Cuts for Education Aid
Two senators debate educational funding with distinct approaches. Goldwater favors tax deductions to rebate parents, resisting federal school money and risking parity among states. Ribicoff proposes a federal equalizer granting a $100 per child tax credit for private and parochial school families to balance state disparities.
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Goldwater
Ribicoff
History repeats in race issue as federal push for integration
A 1963 commentary notes past U.S. fights over prohibition show outcomes when a national standard collides with local control. It warns that federal attempts to desegregate stores and workplaces echo earlier constitutional clashes and state resistance, highlighting racial fears and legal doubts about ratification and enforcement.
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Congress
South
Supreme Court
Poland and Cuba Agree on Scientist Exchange
Poland and Cuba agreed to exchange scientists and scientific information through 1968. Cuban scholars will study in Warsaw for a year while Polish scientists lecture and conduct research in Cuba, arranged by the two national academies of science.
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Warsaw
Poland
Cuba
Academies of Science
Heartfelt religion cited in biblical verse
A devotional note draws on 1 Samuel 10 26 describing a band of men led by a man whose heart God touched. The reflection emphasizes that genuine faith requires sincere spirit and cannot be replaced by other efforts.
How To Keep Well Pediatric Allergy
Mary had eczema from cow milk at two months and improved with a substitute milk. Infantile eczema signals allergic tendency with risks of rhinitis hay fever asthma or GI or drug allergy later. Minimize common triggers like dust and pets while avoiding over restriction on foods such as milk wheat and eggs.
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Mary
Health letters raise concerns on child fears and habits
A reader asks if a six year old with severe worries needs mental care. Advice suggests starting with a full physical from a family physician to rule out illness and consider mental health if concerns persist.
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J. P
L. Z
Strange Bedfellows Rockefeller Delaney Slide Into Politics
The report highlights Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller and Hubert T. Delaney, a New York judge and lawyer with leftist ties. Delaney’s career and affiliations draw criticism from officials and conservatives, linking him to pro Communist causes and various subversive organizations.
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Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
Hubert T. Delaney
Delaney
Rockefeller
New York
New York City
Bill Schulz
Robert Wagner
Benjamin Davis
Harry Sacher
Harry
Sacher
Thomas O’shea
Motimer Reimer
Louis Budenz
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Louis Weinstock
Worker
Weinstock
J. Edgar Hoovers
Harold Medinas
Louis Budenzes
National Lawyers Guild
Would you rather be red than dead in a world of ideals
The writer argues that choosing life over beliefs shows inner death unless one is created in God’s image. It cites Paul facing Rome, and Jesus urging to seek first the kingdom of God, as reasons to value faith over mere survival.
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Ribicoff
A. W
Southpaw
A. C
Bertrand Russell
Russia
Y. P
Paul
Rome
Jesus
Monroe News-Star formal masthead and policy note
The Monroe News-Star presents its publisher and staff credits including John D. Ewing and gid Wilson Ewing as publishers and Richard Hale as general manager. It notes ownership, office location, AP affiliation, ad offices, and its independent stance and impartial news coverage.
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John D. Ewing
Gid Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing
Olive
Nor Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William K. Krpanes
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Louis
Memphis
Matins
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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Rockies
New Mexico
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Abe Ribicoff
Arizona
By Holmes Alexander
By David Lawrence
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Tors
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Bible Digest
Theodore R. van Dellen
Fulton Lewis, JR
Teachers Union
CIO
George Washington Carver School
American League For Peace and Democracy
Southern Conference On Human Welfare
Southern Conference Educational Fund
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