Senate rejects next year's foreign aid to communist nations
Editorial notes a 57 24 Senate vote against sending the 4.7 billion foreign aid package to communist or Marxist nations. It praises conservative Senator Latshawes stance and argues aid often promotes international communism, urging caution in Poland and Yugoslavia.
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Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Farlier
Frank Latsche
Ohio
United State
Vt Oeanoondy
Latisehe
Right and Left Hands in Federal Bureaus
A column contrasts two government figures on future cropland needs and crop yields. Freeman cites reduced land use by 1980 while Interior official urges more cropland by 1980 and 2000. The piece questions planned economy coherence and cites a Monroe pilot’s misfiled records prompting a flying-lesson order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starhier
Agriculture Freeman
National Conference On Land and People
Pueblo
Colorado
Department of the Interior
United States
Pentagon
Bureau
Washington
White House Critique Reveals Press Realities Behind News
The piece argues the White House misjudges how newspapers operate, noting editorial delays and the realities of production. It cites Kennedy cancelling Herald Tribune subscriptions over a missing stockpile story and critiques White House ignorance of press processes and the free press.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Preident
New York
Herald Tribune
Sol Estes
Senate
Linotype
Clock Museum to Hospital in St Cloud Florida Tale
A Florida couple convert a clock museum and barn into a community hospital in St Cloud. They fund it with donations from the clock collection while helping a town drunk recover. The project grows into a full hospital but the hospital remains empty after Bill Silver dies. Mrs Budinger offers the assets to equip the hospital for those in need.
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Jim
St. Cloud
Florida
Manny Budinger
Chicago
Butingers
Bill Silver
Mr. B
Silver
Mrs. B
Butlingers
Manny
Bill
St. Cloud Hospital
Kennedy Challenges Registration of Marxist School Front
Attorney General Kennedy seeks to prove the New York School of Marxist Studies is a reconstituted Jefferson School used as a Communist front. He orders hearings in New York to require registration under the Internal Security Act of 1950, naming figures like Herbert Aptheker and Jesus Colon as party leaders and lecturers. Wisconsin Senator Proxmire questions a proposed $1 billion defense carrier price tag as obsolete.
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Robert Kennedy
Jefferson School
Jesus Colon
The
Worker
James Jackson
Communist Party For
Negro Affairs
New York
School of
Marxist Studies
S.A.C.B
Wisconsin
Bill Proxmire
U. S
Treason charges hit Soviet officers amid treachery probe
The 1937 report notes eight Soviet military leaders charged with treason for conspiring with an unfriendly power. In the Twin Cities, four months of heavy rain flooded streets up to hubcaps. President Roosevelt signed a resolution launching a broad probe into tax dodging, with Rep. Hamilton Fish urging scrutiny of Hyde Park farm-loss deductions.
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Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Hamilton Fish
New York
Hyde Park
Understanding Social Security rules and benefits
This piece explains why Social Security regulations exist covering age, disability, and spousal benefits. It clarifies eligibility lines for wives and children, and answers a reader’s question about widow’s and disability benefits, noting how one may qualify for own benefits or later spouse benefits. It also directs readers to the Security For You booklet by mail.
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E. P
el Cajon
Calif
Harvard Hasty Pudding Show Spoofs Kennedy Era Politics
The Harvard Hasty Pudding Theatricals staged their annual performance for a public audience and again at the White House. The sketches lampooned Kennedy era policies and White House culture with satirical lines about Peace Corps and domestic life, reflecting political humor of the period.
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Harvard Hasty Pudding
White House
John F. Kennedy
Peace Corps
Frank
U.S
Pennsylvania Avenue
Louis Catorze
Reader asks if gallbladder disease causes shingles
A medical reply explains shingles is a viral infection of nerve endings under the skin. Abdominal pain has many causes, and gallbladder distress is deep under the right ribs while shingles pain is on the surface.
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M. E
Marble skin and mottling relief through warmth and cosmetics
A 25 year old woman with mottling of the calf skin, identified as cutis marmorata or livide reticularis, may be difficult to correct but can be masked with cosmetics or cotton hose. Avoid cold and wear warm clothing to help alleviate the circulatory disturbance.
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Hubby
M. H
Cholesterol Pneumonitis Often Mistaken for Tumor
The condition arises when air sacs fill with cholesterol laden scavenger cells. Cholesterol pneumonitis is rare and may be mistaken for lung cancer due to a firm, tumor like area.
Can sweets cause dandruff or acne flare ups
The note says eating too many sweets does not cause dandruff by rule. However foods that aggravate acne may worsen the oily dandruff type.
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B.C
Mother with a cold should wear a mask around small infant
Health Hint advises mothers with colds to mask when near a newborn or small infant to reduce infection risk. The guidance emphasizes minimizing direct contact and covering coughs or sneezes to protect vulnerable babies.
Lord a Stronghold in Trouble Trust Is Taught
A reflection on Nahum 1 7 noting the Lord is good and a stronghold in trouble while warning that many people find Him in hardship yet fail to seek Him beforehand and align with His ways.
Monroe News-Star Company Information Listing
Old newspaper masthead listing staff and contact details for the Monroe News-Star World Publishing Corporation. Includes editors managers and address at Olive and North Fourth Street, Monroe. Notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising representatives across major cities.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
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All the Best
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Bible Digest
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Richard Hale
Robert Ewing, Jr
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