Why Let Down Guard on Immigration Bill Opposed by Liberty Lobby
The immigration bill S500 and HR2580 to replace the McCarran Walter Act faces Senate Judiciary Committee heckling. Liberty Lobby urges constituents of Dirksen Ervin McClellan Eastland Smathers Long Ellender Byrd Robertson Mansfield to protest, warning of a Chinese influx and loss of security. The group claims public polls still show strong Act support but argues the plan opens gates to Red China and weakens defenses.
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Smathers
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Byrd and Robertson
Virginia
Mansfield
De Gaulle Poised For Second Seven Year France Term
Widespread anticipation builds for Charles de Gaulle to announce a second seven year term as President of France. The 75 year old leader has steered the Fifth Republic for seven years and may formalize plans during a forthcoming official address amid heavy security and public support.
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Paris
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Lyon
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Brides Rush to Get Married in Peak June Month
Census and social data show a surge toward early marriages with 1.8 million brides this year and over 200000 marriages in June. It notes postwar trends, education delaying nuptials, and rising wedding costs while touching on cultural customs and economic context.
Supreme Court allows communists to hold labor union office
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that communist party members cannot be barred from holding union office or triggering political strikes in national emergencies. The decision upholds earlier subversive activity findings but questions future use of such statutes. Dissenters warn disqualification could extend to government roles and agencies.
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Soviet Union
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Goldberg
Welfare debate stains Washington case with Byrd blame
A 1960s Washington welfare controversy centers on Mary Etheridge whose death followed long public aid battles. The piece targets Senator Robert Byrd as architect of welfare policy harshness, claims misused funds and rising crime attributed to black residents, and argues liberals shield Byrd from accountability.
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Etheridge
D. C
Robert Byrd
W. Va
Byrd
Bob Byrd
Congress
Tests Probing Religion and Morals Spark Privacy Alarm
Congressional subcommittee led by Rep. Cornelius Gallagher reveals widespread use of personality and psychological tests in federal agencies and schools. Reports detail questions about religion, morality, family life, and even desires, with secrecy surrounding test materials and warnings against sharing contents with parents. Authorities warn such practices threaten privacy and may require constitutional safeguards.
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Gallagher’s
Subcommittee
California
Baltimore
New York Daily News
Long Island
How Sweat Keeps the Body Cool and Hydrated
The article explains how sweat glands function day and night, varying with temperature humidity activity and clothing. It notes that sweating rises as heat increases, humidity slows evaporation, and acclimatization reduces chemical loss in sweat. It warns about salt loss dehydration cramps and diuretic use in hot weather and advises increasing fluids and salt intake accordingly.
High Fiber Foods Include Bran Corn Beans and Nuts
A list of foods high in fiber such as bran corn dried beans nuts and raisins. It notes that overfried or overcooked items may become potential mechanical irritants due to texture and reduced nutritional quality.
When reading vision improves at 76 should I see an eye specialist
A reader notes improved reading vision at age 76 and asks if they should consult an eye specialist. The advisor cautions there is no hurry if vision is satisfactory but warns that sudden second sight may signal an early cataract.
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N.C
Prostatic stones prompt varied treatment advice
A reader asks if prostate stones necessitate removal of the organ. Doctors say small stones with no symptoms may be left alone, while large or troublesome stones may require surgery and occasionally removal of the prostate.
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Pilonidal cyst explained and health tip note
A reader asks about a cyst at the base of the spine beginning with p. The response notes pilonidal cysts stem from skin development before birth and are usually not troublesome unless infected. The health hint warns fad diets are dangerous.
Joeens-Star Newspaper Constitutional Stance Stated
The Monroe News-Star publishes editorial notes asserting independence and impartial reporting. It disclaimers support for what it believes is right and opposition to what it deems wrong, regardless of party politics.
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