Stevenson Urges Friends in Latin America Amid Tour
Editorial warns Adlai Stevenson’s Latin America tour risks drifting into liberal slogans. It notes his Brazil visit labeled Cuba a Communist state and criticizes reliance on broad rhetoric. The piece urges counting real allies to stem communism south of the border.
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United States
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Latin America
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Americas
U. N
Stevenson
Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Castro
Central
South America
Chester Bowles
U. S. Information Agency
Edward R. Murrow
Adolph Berle
Argentina
Russia
New World
Individual rights and local votes in Ouachita Parish
Voter turnout for the Democratic primary district judgeship was about 9 000 of 24 000 registered in Ouachita Parish. The piece urges residents to exercise local election responsibility to sustain influence in state and national politics, warning against staying home in future elections.
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Ouachita Parish
News Star
Summit Meet Happenings Prompt Debate Over Kennedy Khrushchev Talks
Washington observers question Kennedy’s Vienna summit conduct and timing. Critics argue that lone oral talks without written records risk misinterpretation and possible war, contrasting with Eisenhower era caution and prepared diplomacy.
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Rusk
Kennedy
Vienna
Khrushchev
Congress
Eisenhower
GOP Chairman Miller Pushes New Candidate Tactics
GOP National Chairman Bill Miller urges party leaders to nominate young, energetic candidates in 1962 and 1964. He backs fresh faces at state and local levels, with Nixon Goldwater and Rockefeller backing the shift. Several rising politicians such as Morse Dominick Bruce Scranton are highlighted as potential senators or governors.
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Washington
Bill Miller
GOP
Miller
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
F. Bradford Morse
Massachusetts
Morse
Benjamin Smith II
Kennedy
Harvard
Sen
Leverett Salton
Colorado
Dominick
John Carroll
Senate
Don Bruce
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Bruce
Joe
Freedom Riders Interviewed in Jackson Jail Scene
A Mississippi correspondent reports three jailed freedom riders fined 200 dollars and four months for civil rights protests. He interviewees two men Charles Myers and David Fankhauser and a woman Catherine Burks, detailing jail conditions, attitudes, and a critique of Bobby Kennedy and Joseph Patterson regarding state and national law on disorderly conduct. Catherine from Birmingham, 22, discusses future plans and views on Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt.
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Jackson, Miss
Jack Young
Jackson
Caraboose
Joseph Patterson
Mississippi
Bobby Kennedy
Jack
United States
Bobby
Patterson
Charles Myers
David Fankhauser
Catherine Burks
Catherine
Chicago
New York
Franklin D
Eleanor Roosevelt
Women face heart attack risk after age fifty
A medical review of 13 485 autopsies from Barnes St Louis and Massachusetts General and Radcliffe Infirmary Oxford shows coronary thrombosis causes death in 12.5 percent of men and 12.3 percent of women over fifty. The study suggests equal risk after fifty and urges more ECG use in women with chest distress.
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Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
Radcliffe Infirmary
Oxford
Earnings and Social Security earnings limits questions
Reader questions on earnings limits for Social Security in 1961. Details cover retirement age earnings, monthly versus annual limits, recalculation options, deducting work expenses, and death benefits for a spouse. Specific cases include Mrs. P at 62, Mr. M with partial-year earnings, Mr. W P with travel and tool deductions, and Mr. H S regarding a survivor lump sum.
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L. M
Chicago
Social Security
Mr. M
Mr. H. 8
Newark
N.J
Sponges in Knee Operation Questioned by Reader
H E S asks about a knee operation using plastic sponges to ease walking. He fears unknown outcomes and asks what becomes of the sponges after months and whether they could cause infection.
Celery Carrot and Beet Juice Do Not Remove Joint Calcium
J R states there is no evidence that celery carrot or beet juice absorbs or eliminates calcium. Even if such an effect existed it would not improve arthritis.
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Quadros
United States
Hitler
Stalin
U.S
Equator
Kennedy
Congress
J. R
Diets and diseases in daily life health hints
A reader asks if a 900 calorie reducing diet is safe for diabetics and a dietitian may tailor it for mild cases. Another asks about TB exposure at home and risk if disease is arrested with X‑rays. Fungal infections can be contagious but resistance varies. Health hint advises reducing nerves and stress.
Bible Verse Reflection on John 3 16 Belief and Eternal Life
A sermon or devotional note highlights John 3 16 stressing belief in Jesus as the path to eternal life. It frames faith as the sinners hope and final home based on the verse as fact and truth.
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John
Monroe News-Star history and editorial stance notes
The Monroe News-Star details its founding in 1891 with publishers and staff through 1930s, including editors and managerial roles. It notes publication schedule, office location, advertising representatives, and its declared independent, nonpartisan stance while printing news impartially.
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Monroe
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Birmingham
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Richard Hale
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Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
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