Che Monroe News Star item in June 14 1962 issue
Article from the Che Monroe News Star dated Thursday June 14 1962 presents local news items and brief reports. Readers are informed of community events, political developments, and social notices relevant to Che Monroe and surrounding areas.
Editorials Compare Canadian and U S Elections
A syndicated editorial argues Canadian elections reflect U S patterns with Conservatives leading 208 to 51 over Liberals, and predicts possible coalition outcomes. It notes Laos coalition talks, Pathet Lao, and U S concerns over Red China while debating Kennedy era foreign policy and the impact on Western unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberals
Liberal Party
Canada
Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
U. S
Kennedy
New Frontier
Democratic
United States
Geneva
Prince Boun Oum
Administration Still Following Spending As Usual Trend
Washington column criticizes Kennedy administration for maintaining high government spending and wage policies, arguing these actions dampen free enterprise. It contends tax cuts and loopholes proposals won’t fix underlying profit margins or investment, warning of a broader economic downturn if prices and wages aren’t kept in check. It calls for real gains in productivity and capital investment, not merely tax tinkering.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
America
Soviets Downplay Anti Jewish Tendencies Claims
A Soviet replies to Senator Javits denying Kremlin anti-Semitism is released via Novosti and a Soviet Workers publication. It argues Jews hold roles in higher education and science, while critics say figures are distorted. The piece traces past anti Jewish campaigns and purges from 1948 to 1952 and links Khrushchev’s stance to lingering bias.
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Novisti
U. S
Jacob Javits
Kremlin
Community Party
U.S.R
Javits
U.S.S.R
Sen. Javits
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Karl Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Leningrad
Kiev
Eynikayt
Emes
Humble Like a Child Sets Path to Christlike Life
A devotional reflect on Matthew 18 4 5 urging believers to keep child like hearts to better mirror Jesus. It notes that humility and receptiveness to the young affirm faith and draw one closer to the kingdom of heaven.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Garner of Texas and the needed virtues he embodied
The reminiscence honors John N Garner praising his honesty patriotism and steadfastness contrasting him with Roosevelt. It recalls Garner's restraint from war commitment to Russia recognition and his modest life in Washington three rooms and a coffee shop while building wealth through land rather than stocks.
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John N. Garner
Kremlin
Russia
St. Peter’s
St. Paul’s
London
Uvalde
Tex
Roosevelt
Garner
Giuseppe Zangara
Bayfront Park
Miami
Bascom Timmons
Texas
New York
Timmons
John Garner
Tully
Woodrow Wilson
Dad
United States
Washington
Tim
Hoover
Roosevelts
Franklin
Eleanor
Henry Wallace
Henry Morgenthau
Garners
Washington Hotel
Devil's Advocate
Home Business Pointers for retiree ventures
Practical seven step guide from the U S Commerce Department for starting a home business. Emphasizes gradual buildup, paying bills on time, solid bookkeeping, cash basis, tidy shop, regular hours, and community goodwill. Advises studying products, customers, and competition, plus SBA bibliography for home business resources. Questions to retirement readers directed to Martin E Segal via the newspaper.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
Washington
D.C
Martin E. Segal
The Law of Sin and Grace Explained
A devotional note compares moral failure to gravity, citing Biblical verses about sin and righteousness. It argues spiritual laws govern conduct as surely as physical laws govern motion, noting Jesus alone transcended sin and provides forgiveness and power to overcome it for believers. The piece closes by calling the Christian life an overcoming life.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Don’t Irritate Your Pockets Diverticulosis overview and management
A midlife condition where small sacs form in the colon wall may affect up to 20 percent of people over 40. Complications arise from irritation or inflammation. avoid excess alcohol and irritant foods, favor bland diets, laxative foods, and nonirritating laxatives. Surgery occurs in about 10 percent with recurrent inflammation.
TV Eye Strain in 63-Year-Old Reader
A 63-year-old reports continuous reading without eye pain but experiences instant discomfort when watching TV. An optician says glasses are adequate for reading but may not suit TV viewing. A physician or ophthalmologist should assess for underlying eye conditions and proper TV tuning.
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W.N
Optician
Adjusting to arthritis role of psychotherapy
J K argues psychotherapy mainly aids cooperation with physicians and adjustment to arthritis not treating the disease. Discusses arthritis patients’ susceptibility to emotional and mental disorders. D A notes tonsils absent without removal, mother suspects decay, but explains tonsils can be hidden or retracted after infections.
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J.K
D.A
Today’s Health Hint Drink water according to thirst
Brief health note emphasizes drinking water to match thirst cues. Encourages regular hydration and awareness of body's signals to maintain proper fluid intake.
25 Years Ago News-Star June 14 1937 Highlights
The Senate Judiciary Committee rejected Roosevelt's Supreme Court reorganization plan calling it needless and dangerous. Amelia Earhart arrived in Karachi India during her round the world flight. The Little Theatres of Monroe scheduled the mystery play Ninth Guest for year’s final performance.
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The
News-Star
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Amelia Earhart
Karachi
India
World
Little Theatres of
Monroe
Monroe News-Store Publication Details and Staff
The Monroe News-Store is a long running paper founded in 1891 with editors and executives listed. Publisher histories include John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing, plus Richard Hale as Gen Manager. The paper operates as second class matter under 1909 act, published weekdays except Saturdays and Sundays, by News-Star-World Publishing Corp with staff including Jack Campbell and Edmund G. Brown. The paper is Associated Press licensed and operates from Olive and North Fourth Streets in Monroe.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe Post Office
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
Olive
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Mgr
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Las
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chariotie
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