Louisiana fights pay hike with six month funding delay
A Louisiana Education Association lobby pushes a $48 to $52 million teacher pay raise despite no available funds. The Governor seeks six months to find money while warning against fiscal irresponsibility and school disruptions. North Louisiana lawmakers face pressure amid broader calls for higher education funding. The piece notes 14,170 college fee exemptions costing $500,000 and urges backing the Governor’s plan.
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Louisiana Teachers Association
LTA
South
Louisiana
South Louisiana
North Louisiana
McKeithen
Jefferson Parish
North
William D. Ross
L.S.U. College of Business Administration
Northeast
Tech
Northwestern
House Education Committee
Room For Initiative In Poverty Policy Debate
The Johnson administration treats poverty as a federal project yet urges personal initiative to raise incomes and reduce poverty. Business representatives push tax cuts, spending restraint, stable dollar value, and call for public aid to relieve those unable to earn. They seek to remove barriers and preserve opportunities while honoring public obligations to the needy.
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Johnson
House Committee On Education and Labor
House Committee
California Primary Outcome No Clue To Convention
California's primary results offer little clarity on the GOP path to the nomination. Goldwater and Rockefeller campaigns remain committed to their strategies, with uncommitted delegates and potential three-ballot moves shaping the race toward a convention majority and possible brokered outcome.
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California
Washington
Golden State
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Nixon
Scanton
Pennsylvania
Senator Goldwater
United Press International
Messrs
Lodge
Scranton
Arizona
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Humphrey and Baldwin on TV expose American Wrongs
Senator Humphrey and novelist James Baldwin shared their childhood tales on television to argue what is wrong with America. The piece argues the issues lie in national attitudes and public opinion, not in geography, and warns that such narratives foster self pity and division while Congress stalls civil rights.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
James Baldwin
America
Humphrey
Hoover
Minnesota
Franklin Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Joseph Hergesheimer
Baldwin
Congress
Humphrey-Baldwin
Dimethyl sulfoxide touted as potential wonder drug
A University of Oregon report highlights DMSO as a versatile byproduct of wood pulp with wide suggested uses from pain relief in bursitis to antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effects. It may boost absorption of other medicines, with insulin and heparin noted as examples, while long term safety remains uncertain.
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University of Oregon Medical School
Heart as compass guides world problems, faith fixes course
Billy Graham answers that intelligence needs a focused heart guided by God. He cites Christ as the path to right hearts and warns without Him trouble follows. A Rockefeller Center fresco inscription reiterates timeless spiritual truth: heaven and earth may pass, but His word endures.
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Jesus Christ
Rockefeller Center
New York
Illness After Eating Undercooked Contaminated Pork
The passage explains that contaminated pork may cause ordinary food poisoning from bacteria or toxins. If Trichinella parasites are present, initial symptoms include nausea vomiting and diarrhea, followed by muscular weakness pain and fever about a week later, with puffiness around the eyes common.
Can a child develop fallen arches from bare feet
A reader asks if a nine year old girl can get fallen arches from walking in stockings at home. The reply says arches seldom give way if activity keeps them strong and advises maintaining a healthy weight.
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The Many Sides of Crystal Ball Polls and Harris
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr recounts Lou Harris and his polling flips across California New Hampshire Oregon Indiana and Wisconsin detailing miscalls swing shifts and cross party influences. The piece notes Harris severed ties with Democrats Newsweek and CBS and faced critique from Rep Durward Hall over cross over voting claims.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Lou Harris
California
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Democratic National Committee
Harris
Newsweek
Cbs-Tv
New Hampshire
Oregon
Monroe News-Star details and masthead staff note
The Monroe News-Star states its founding date, publisher history, and current leadership including publisher John D. Ewing and president William H. Bronson. It lists offices, contact details, AP affiliation, and advertising reps. The paper partners with Branham Co. and emphasizes independent, impartial reporting and nonpartisan stance.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Ernese Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Wisconsin
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