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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1961
Page
5
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The editorial pins Kennedy for underestimating Khrushchev after Vienna. It notes Red Laos shelling as proof of concessions and argues U S talks in Geneva failed, urging a tougher stance and acknowledging Soviet strategic edge.
A Washington report titled A Federal Education Agency for the Future outlines plans by Sterling M. McMurrin to create a federal education agency monitoring all federal activity. The bill awaiting House passage is viewed by supporters as avoiding direct control while Senate moves suggest expanding oversight.
Congress demands a detailed account of President Kennedy’s Vienna talks with Premier Khrushchev. It warns that off the record discussions and informal notes cannot replace formal papers and a complete record before any commitments affect armed forces or foreign aid.
The Commerce Department authorized export of precision machine tools to the Soviet Union despite Defense Department objections three months earlier. California Congressman Glen Lipscomb protested, noting the tools could manufacture V-8 blocks and heads and aid military production. The defense position was softened, but Lipscomb seeks a full explanation. Separately, six spindle gear bobbing machines valued at 310000 were approved for gear plants. Ambassador to New Zealand Tony Akers, a New York Democrat, received the posting after repeated congressional bids.
In 1936 Monroe headlines note the Louisiana Travelers' Association state convention set to open in Monroe. Mayor Arnold Bernstein departed with companions to hear President Roosevelt speak in Little Rock as the Legislature endorsed 48 bills including four social security proposals from Governor Richard W. Moore.
In a critical analysis, J B Matthews argues the NAACP is not a Communist front but hosts influence from communists. He cites a 1956 convention resolution and notes NAACP leaders who allegedly held dual roles in Communist bodies. The piece discusses broader anti communist sentiment and regional tensions in Alabama and Mississippi.
A narrator recounts her father Big John Bishop aging in reverse through renewed activity and interest. He travels from Miami, embraces sports shirts, reads, plays music, walks, and resumes social life, while managing heart issues with exercise and affection. The piece contrasts past frailty with current vitality and family bonds.
The speaker reassures that God does not demand beyond our means and that readiness to give is acceptable. He cites II Corinthians 8 12 and says giving should follow prosperity not ritual, noting a friend who prioritized tithing before bills found greater prosperity and peace. The piece urges trusting God and trying the approach.
In a physician column a middle aged man with a fatal disease sparks debate over heroic measures. Blood transfusions oxygen therapy and costly drugs extended dying three weeks but left family distressed and wealthy bills unpaid. The piece notes consent and consciousness issues and defines heart palpitation vs awareness of beating.
L. V. W. advises that plastic surgery for sagging breasts is not always recommended. Correction is possible, but risks remain. alternatives like breast lifts or implants may address most cases without surgery.
V. D. asks if a 12 year old is harmed by sleeping with an illuminated alarm clock. The reply says no the ticking sound will disturb less than the glow from the light.
P. W. questions today’s juvenile delinquency link to feeding infants with animal milk instead of nursing. He dismisses the claim, noting that many delinquents are markedly bossy.
A health column advises that teenagers should not receive extra privileges before demonstrating sufficient maturity. It urges parents and guardians to set careful boundaries and monitor independence to promote safe, healthy development.
A short devotional contrasts faith hope and charity with the verse 1 Corinthians 13 13 and notes that losing God's love blocks blessings. It cites God is love and Ezekiel 8 9 warning against abominations while affirming Christ receives sinful men.
The Monroe News-Star founded November 20 1891 provides local coverage with John D. Ewing as publisher 1929 1988 Wilson Ewing Fisher and editors including Jack Gates Richard Hale and Walter Batten. It operates from Monroe with Associated Press dispatches and national ad reps in major cities.
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