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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
4
The article notes Boston as the only major U S city to cut local taxes for four consecutive years. It highlights a unified city county government, regional cooperation, a new sewer charge, and rising school costs with higher city pay, while valuations trend downward.
Creative Education scholars at the University of Mississippi describe a grad student team engaged in basic research on chemical reactions between solutions and surfaces. The project aims at PhD and master’s degrees while promising broader benefits to industry workers and consumers through new jobs and advances.
The piece argues against another extended Mercury flight to preserve funds for Gemini and avoid public and Congressional skepticism. It contends NASA should pace progress, focusing on Gemini’s two-week rendezvous experiments while maintaining national prestige without costly delays.
An 18 year old received a life sentence for the cold blooded murder of an elderly woman. The court notes the youth is a hardened offender and society must be protected. Clemency due to age is unjustified but rehabilitation opportunities may be considered.
Washington columnist analyzes the clash between USES and the College Placement Council over funding and placement of 541,300 graduates. He cites figures, legal constraints, and calls for Congressional inquiry to clarify policy as millions remain unemployed.
Nebraska GOP Rep Ralph Beermann blasts the Area Redevelopment Agency as overfunded and releasing economically indefensible grants. The agency seeks 455.5 million dollars this year and considers a 1.6 million loan for a Dorchester County soy processing plant.
The piece argues that televised violence against demonstrators in Jackson Mississippi and the Meredith case distort northern views on integration. It warns such images reinforce segregation advocates and mislead outsiders about Mississippi’s slow, contentious push for change.
Oldsters often rely on laxatives creating a cycle of constipation. Seek cause like weakened muscles, poor diet, or dehydration and avoid aggressive irrigation. Treat by gentle correction and consult if two to three days pass without a move.
A crowd of brief humorous items from Washington covers Kennedy career tips at USC, tulip beautification in the capital, a dog alerted to a hidden listening device, Mundt and Kyl career paths, a Kennedy book anecdote, and Sickles budget recall games.
A reader asks why prayer feels unchanged after faith. The response notes that faith tests promises, not feelings, and obedience precedes blessing. Prayer should flow from the heart once alignment with light and obedience is real.
The Monroe News-Star outlines its leadership and history with Che Monroe iws-Star noting owners John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing and Richard Hale as general managers and editors. The paper is described as an independent daily with ties to The Associated Press and a stance against party politics.
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