Violence and Militancy in Civil Rights Debate
Attorney General Katzenbach warns that excessive militancy risks losing liberal white support needed for reform. The piece surveys violence in Colombia, Cuba, and global unrest, noting shifts from political aims to senseless disorder and the difficulty of separating domestic protest from foreign influence. It concludes by urging examination of who bears immediate consequences and who gains political control.
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Katzenbach
Colombia
Bogota
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Fidel Castro
Theodor Caplow
Columbia University
la Violencia
Pat M. Holt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Holt
Cuba
United States
Tax Cuts And Shouting Tax Reductions Across Government
A columnist notes tax reductions generate public relations gains at all government levels while new taxes are justified to fund budgets. The piece cites Social Security tax increases offsetting cuts and argues for genuine overall tax reduction via cost-cutting. It critiques shifting dollars between pockets and urges broader restraint from Washington to villages.
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White House
U. S. News and World Report
Washington
Power Of Small Capital Invests Many in Plans
The New York Stock Exchange Monthy Investment Plan shows that small sums from numerous investors bolster American business. No down payments or debts exist as over 130,059 people joined by February, with plans terminating anytime and no fees. Columbus doubted Santa Maria’s seaworthiness, calling it dull.
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New York Stock Exchange
De Gaulle Faces Senate Criticism Over U S Policy
Senator Douglas of Illinois delivered a strong Senate speech denouncing de Gaulle's French policies toward the United States. He warned of financial disruption, urged reducing U S aid and troop support in France, and called on France to become friends rather than adversaries. The speech reflected broad GOP and Democratic concern over NATO, Red China, and Caribbean policy.
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Ilinois
Senate
Douglas
University of Chicago
American Economic Association
Tlinois
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America
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Red China
Viet Nam
Russia
U. N
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Caribbean
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Europe
U S
Africa
General de Gaulle
Bundy Urges Peace Through Power In US Foreign Policy
Washington notes recount McGeorge Bundy presenting a nuanced view on the Fall of France 1940 anniversary and Pax Americana. He argues the United States built the world’s strongest military to back a peaceful, nonconfrontational stance, urging that peace may come through power. Bundy frames policy as peace through strength, though acknowledging criticisms of hardline anti communism and coexistence.
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Santo Domingo
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USA
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Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
North Vietnam
Pax Americana
New Wave or Not GOP’s Rightward Shift Examined
Washington analysis argues that the GOP’s rising leaders from the Young Republican ranks push a conservative agenda. It cites Don Rumsfeld Ed Derwinski John Erlenborn Charles Goodell Jack Edwards John Buchanan Ed Reinecke Don Clausen Dick Poff Jim Quillen Bill Brock John Ashbrook and Donald Lukens as the vanguard. The piece notes liberal charges of a syndicate but says the trend across the Young GOP is decisively rightward. A separate item reports California Rep Glen Lipscomb downplaying the Sino Soviet split pointing to a APR 29 trade pact with concrete exchanges of machine tools aircraft and other goods between the Soviet Union and China.
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John Erlenborn
Illinois
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New York
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John Buchanan
Alabama
Ed Reinecke
Don Clausen
California
Dick Poff
Virginia
Jim Quillen
Bill Brock
Tennessee
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Brock
Ashbrook
Yrs
Donald E. “Buz
Lukens
New Wave
Young
Republican National Federation
Kansas
Tom van Sickle
Young Republicans
Syndicate
Moscow
Peking
Glen Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Red China
About Your Health Keep Well While Fishing Safety Tips
The article warns that fishing can become exhausting and risky for middle aged sedentary men. It advises staying off heavy gear, seated casting, and holding the boat if it tips. Use sun protection, sunglasses, hats, protective clothing, and carry a first aid kit. It notes risks from cigarette smoking and caffeine and ends with a caution against overindulgence.
Meno pause skipped heartbeats not causing heart attack
A.C. asks if the meno pause can cause skipped beats or a heart attack. The answer is no to both. In recovery from a heart attack, skipped beats are more concerning, but in these cases the irregularity is not the cause of the heart event.
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Reader asks about pem higus and cure prospects
A reader inquires about pem higus a skin disease marked by blisters on various body areas and asks if it can be cured. The note requests a stamped self addressed envelope to receive a leaflet about this condition.
Ear boils origin roots in infection of hair follicles
D H notes ear boils stem from follicle infection most often due to uncleanliness or digging. He states uncleanliness and digging as common causes and identifies the basic cause as infection in a hair follicle.
Today's Health Hint Neat homes boost clean communities
A brief note urges neat homes as the basis for healthier communities. It links orderly living spaces with reduced health risks and better overall wellbeing for residents. The message emphasizes daily habits and simple steps to maintain tidy, safe homes.
Bible Digest H B Dean Sermon on Forgiveness and Mercy
The passage emphasizes forgiveness of sins through repentance. It cites Luke 7 48 and states God forgives when one forsakes sin, noting whoso confesseth and forsaketh shall receive mercy. The message centers on contrition, faith, and divine mercy.
Monroe News-Star World Publishing history and staff notes
The Monroe News-Star World Publishing Corporation lists founders and editors from 1909 onward and notes its evening edition in Monroe Louisiana with offices in multiple cities. Details include Associated Press credit, staff titles, and a statement of impartial news reporting.
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Monroe
L.A
News-Star World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Rol Ewing, Jr
Chrilliam H. Brenson
Jack $ Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas
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