Federal Judge halts secondary picketing at Cape Canaveral bases
A Florida federal judge ordered the International Association of Machinists to stop secondary picketing against five firms at Cape Canaveral Missile Base. The injunction targets influence on workers beyond Convair Aeronautics, while local 610 remains on strike. The NLRB requested the action amid tensions over the B 58 Hustler and Atlas missile programs.
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International Association of Machinists
Cape Canaveral
George Whitehurst
Convair Aeronautics Corp
Machinists
Convair
California
Nebraska
Wyoming
Strategic Air Force
Atas
U. S
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Air Force
Dee
Con
Rus
Editorial backs Goldwater on Kennedy and Dubinsky
The editorial cites Barry Goldwater accusing Kennedy supporters and Walter Reuther of opportunism while criticizing press bias against Dubinsky and his labor allies. It links Labors disputes in Pittston and Wilkes Barre to broader charges of corruption and political influence, naming May Day violence, Lovestoneists, and figures like Tillie Brazil and Joe Pats.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Aoman
Kennedy
Vweert
McClellan
David Dubinsky
Goldwater
Dubinsky
Bobby
Kennedys
Walter Reuther
Dave Beck
Jimmy Hofta
Neilson Rockefeder
Hich
New York
Labor Party
Rockefeller
Ira Dubinsky
Pittston
Min Lurvse Matheson
Tillie Brazil
Republic Steel
Chicago
Wyh
Brazil
Will Larve
Lurye
Laurye
Vieter Riesel
Dubin- Sky
Min
Matheson
William Matheson
Canada
Bureau of Immigration
Ofeser
Dubinskys
Seecrea
Jack Kennedy
Joe Pats
Ken
Guts
McCarthy Ungrave
Stockpiling Too High in Federal Expenditures Report
A joint committee on reducing nonessential federal outlays details three agency stockpiles totaling 316 billion dollars. Agriculture holds 7.549 billion in crops and farm goods, while General Services Administration stockpiles exceed that amount with 6.2 billion valued non disclosed and classified materials.
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Joint Committee On
Department of Agriculture
General Services Administration
Civil Defense
Questions and Answers on Social Security Eligibility and Proofs
A reader asks about appealing a Social Security decision after a nine month work gap due to illness. The answer outlines starting a reconsideration at the decision office, and notes that if needed an appeal progresses to the Social Security Administration. The column also covers correcting birth age records with proof and explains that selling land does not affect Social Security checks unless the seller is in real estate, clarifying common misconceptions.
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Social Security Administration
Social Security earnings limit based on actual work only
The letter explains that VA compensation received by the widow and her husband does not affect Social Security eligibility. Only actual earnings from work count toward the Social Security earnings limit, not veterans compensation.
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WEES
Hassian
Veterans Administration
Widow Seeks Impact Of Job On Social Security
From Mrs L O of Schenectady New York the widow asks how her Social Security payments will be affected when she takes a job this fall after her husband’s death leaving three small children. The portion of payments for her will be stopped.
Loss and dedication in Christian life
The deeper meaning of the passage is the death of self and selfishness. Christ rejects half hearted discipleship and calls followers to forsake all and follow Him. Fully dedicating life to faith brings true meaning, even if one’s work or vocation demands self surrender.
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Christ
Jesus
Myth of the Independent voter challenged by Michigan study
A book from the University of Michigan experts argues that Independents are not as informed or politically involved as partisans. The authors say strongly identified partisans know more about issues, while Independents split about half caring very much and half not at all.
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Washington
Angus Campbell
Philip Converse
Warren Miller
Donald Stokes
Survey Research
The
Universiy of Michigan
Michigan
Easiy
England
Oral polio vaccine shows promise of lasting immunity
worldwide trials test a new oral polio vaccine made from weakened live organisms that can be mixed with milk or juice. Unlike the Salk shot, which requires injections, this dose may confer protection for years with one administration and rapid antibody development within two to three weeks.
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Herald Cox
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Lederle Laboratories
Columbia
Trujillo and Castro Reach Hidden Understanding
The Washington report says dictators Rafael Trujillo and Fidel Castro have formed a secret understanding to halt their diplomatic and para military war, focusing on domestic opposition as economic troubles grow. Analysts doubt a written pact exists, but signs point to a truce with shifts in Cuban Dominican relations and Trujillo's stance on anti Castro exiles.
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Washington
Caribbean
Rafael Trujillo
Fidel Castro
Castro
Trujillo
State Department
Understanding Goose Pimples and Liver Disease
A reader asks why goose pimples occur without clear cause and the reply links the reaction to the autonomic nervous system. A.M. C. asks if a "slight liver condition" is serious, noting liver disease forms and that hepatitis often passes with recovery while cirrhosis can be more severe.
Lens Thickening Versus Cataract Confusion Answered
The lens losing transparency in cataract does not imply thickening. A cataract causes opacity while the lens may remain the same size. thickening describes a different lens change not equivalent to cataract.
Is cold water as beneficial as warm water
G A W writes that both cold and warm water are beneficial as they change to body temperature shortly after reaching the stomach. The note questions whether cold water offers the same benefits as warm water in aiding hydration and digestion.
Childbearing Fatigue Duration and Complications
R. E. notes fatigue from childbearing lasts about ten days if no complications arise. Emotional upsets infections or anemia may extend recovery. Envy is identified as the basis of jealousy.
Tainted meat from China blamed for East German outbreak
East German travelers report tainted meat linked to para typhus has killed at least 11 people and sickened numerous others. Most deaths occurred near Zittau in Saxony as the ADN news agency notes widespread illness from the imported meat.
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Berlin
UPID
East Germany
China
ADN
Zittaus
Saxony
Monroe News-Star Publisher and publication details
The Monroe News-Star dates show John D. Ewing as publisher 1929 1938 and Wilson Ewing 1938 1953 with second class matter entry June 1 1909. It is published every afternoon except Saturdays and Sundays by News Star World Publishing Corporation at Olive and Notts Fourth Street with telephone FA 25161.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Consporation
Olive and
Notts Fourth St
Monton News Star Editorial Staff and Policy
The Monton News Star lists its leadership including Robert Ewing Jr chairman William YW Bronson president and Richard Hale general manager with Edmund G Brown assistant general manager Jack Gates executive editor and Walter Hatten managing editor. It notes Associated Press news use rights and lists national advertising offices. The paper declares independence and a stance to print the news, support what it believes is right, and oppose what it believes is wrong without party politics.
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Robert Ewing, Jr
William YW. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter 8. Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Dallas
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