RS-70 Reconnaissance Plane Backed by Senate Committee
A Senate committee approves funding for the RS-70 project amid Kennedy and McNamara decisions, arguing a high cost is justified for an observation aircraft. The plan seeks a $491 million total, with debates over whether the expenditure aligns with defense needs and future missile integration.
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Air Force
Kennedy
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
White House
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McNamara
Vinson
Walt Rostow
Moscow
United States
Curtis Lemay
House
Khrushchev Admits Wage-Price Spiral In Soviet Union
Washington reports that Khrushchev acknowledges the wage price spiral affecting the Soviet Union as butter and meat costs rise while wages are held back. He claims price hikes for farmers are essential to sustain production and warns that ignoring this would threaten defense and industry.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Lazar Volin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Kuchel Opponent Critics Liberal Record in California Race
Republicans label Tom Kuchel too liberal after his Senate renomination in a hard fought primary. They threaten inaction could aid Democrat Dick Richards, Los Angeles State Senator, who seeks the Senate seat once held by Kuchel. Richards, a former 1956 challenger, claims current polls show a neck and neck contest.
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California
Tom Kuchel
Senate
Dick Richards
Los Angeles
U. S. Senate
Kuchel
Richards
Richards Campaign Spin and a Radio Fan’s Cold War Mail
The article portrays Richards as a Democratic senate hopeful aligned with labor and civil liberties, while seeking to appear moderate despite ties to leftist groups. It links Goldwater’s GOP support to a Florida campaign push and details a separate Ashland Ohio resident David Samsel, a Ham radio enthusiast who faced Communist propaganda from Radio Havana after requesting removal from mailing lists.
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Richards
Senate
California
Americans For Democratic Action
Southern California
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Barry Goldwater
Senate Gop
Ruchel
David Samsel
Ashland
Ohio
David
Bible Digest on Love Fulfilling the Law From Romans 13
A brief devotional cites Romans 13 10 asserting that love fulfills the law and that bitterness cannot be justified as love. It notes that true love endures and avoids ill will toward neighbors, aligning actions with divine approval.
Dallas Morning News Led Estes Case Coverage Then
The Dallas Morning News broke the Billie Sol Estes story with March 28 page one coverage after a March 27 creditors meeting in Dallas. Reporters traced actions across Texas and abroad, naming Pacific Finance and Hardin Bishop among financiers and detailing $22 million involved. The paper fame grew as editors in Dallas and Austin pushed front pages and bureau reporting, while national papers lagged behind.
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Billie Sol Estes
Dallas Morning News
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Dallas
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Slick Rutherford
Texas
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Pecos
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Odessa
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van Horn
el Paso
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Washington
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The
Times
Pecos Independent
Earl Maze
New York Herald Tribune
Jock Whitney
Herald Tribune
Whitney
Averell Harriman
Marshall Field
Freeman
Jimmy Banks
William Winfrey
Tom Milligan
Austin
Tom Turner
Waco
Jack Krueger
M.e.’S P.c
Ted Dealey
White House
Jack
Ted
Caroline
Kennedy Birthday Coincides With Market Crash
President Kennedy turned 45 as the stock market hit its deepest drop since 1929, with his family fund boosting his wealth by 3 to 5 million dollars. The elder Kennedy, recently stroke-stricken, could not advise, while market shorts profited amid the downturn. Analysts note no immediate impact on Democratic prospects for 1962 elections.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
House
Hoover
House of Representatives
John N. Garner
Texas
Why God Made the Devil and Our Struggle With Pride
The text answers that God created Satan as a sinless being who chose pride, becoming Lucifer and then Satan. It notes humans share a will and can change through Christ's cross, while the full rationale remains a divine mystery not fully revealed.
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God
Satan
Ezekiel
Lucifer
Christ
New Migraine Drug Promises Relief For Frequent Attacks
A new headache preventive methysergide may aid those with severe migraines. It relieves vascular brain changes causing pain, with side effects in about one third but typically mild and reversible after stopping. Benefits vanish within 24 to 48 hours off therapy, while stopping often causes a flare-up. The article explains migraine mechanics and compares methysergide to older ergot caffeine drugs.
Vitiligo sun effect and camouflage tips in health column
Reader questions cover vitiligo and sun exposure, hair loss injections, lung cavity changes after removal, sudden blood pressure drop from relaxation, and safe handling of ingested wax. The column provides basic medical guidance, cosmetic options, and a prompt to request a leaflet on vitiligo.
Parish panel to study library tax rise proposal
Ouachita Parish Police Jury President J L Warren named a committee to study raising extra library funds through taxes on public dance halls mechanical planos and cigarette vending machines. Georgia rural votes tilt against repeal in statewide prohibition referendum. Pope Pius warns Bavarian pilgrims that Nazi Germany conditions are grave menacing and dolorous.
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Ouachita Parish
J. L. Warren
Pope Pius
Nazi Germany
Monroe News-Star Publisher Credits and Office Details
Historical masthead notes of The Monroe News-Star from 1891 to 1952, listing publishers John D. Ewing Wilson Swing Richard Hale and staff roles, plus affiliations with The Associated Press and Branham Company. Includes address at Olive and North Fourth Street and contact details.
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Wilson Swing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack $. Campbell
Edmunds. Brown
Mgr
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Ber
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Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
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Charlotte
Atlanta
Detroit
T. Louis
San Francisco
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