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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
4
The piece critiques the 1960s war on poverty, arguing it enshrines big government and hampers private enterprise. It cites 25 percent poverty estimates, compares to Marxist fears, notes welfare spending around $40 billion yearly plus $15 billion for education, and warns centralized state control erodes individual freedom and dignity.
President Johnson declares the nation on the march in a New Jersey speech while critics warn the country is marching into danger. The piece notes soldiers in Vietnam, rising deficits, soaring debt, and increased bankruptcies and foreclosures since 1960, with Representative Jensen arguing the debt dwarfs farm value and meat industry controls worsen business failures.
In 1944 the article weighs whether Robert F Kennedy should seek the New York Senate seat or be Johnson's running mate. It notes civil rights controversy, cross over voting risks, and Kennedy's age and future presidential prospects. It compares Kennedy to Keating and cites British election deposits as context.
In a provocative assessment, the piece argues the Civil Rights Act may force a revolution in American politics. It discusses Barry Goldwater’s possible stance, the potential for a Lilywhite party, and the risk of racial polarization redefining the two party system. It weighs outcomes if Goldwater opposes the act or supports amendments.
The thymus gland, located behind the breastbone, plays a key role in developing immune bodies. Early beliefs linked enlargement to infant deaths, but research shows the thymus is largest in infancy and shrinks with age. Thymus removal in newborn mice impaired growth and antibody development, while in humans, thymus abnormalities relate to myasthenia gravis. Also notes on cluster headaches and methysergide as a treatment.
A person can be nervous without a neurotic disorder, and a neurotic condition may involve anxiety, tension, depression, hysteria, or abnormal fears. High-strung individuals can experience nervousness without meeting full neurotic criteria.
W M G states diet plays no value in osteomyelitis. Best results come from surgically opening to drain pus, while antibiotics target and eradicate the causative organisms.
A reader asks if foul breath can stem from a fallen stomach and is advised that it cannot. The note requests a stamped self addressed envelope to receive a leaflet on foul breath.
Washington notes reveal Rev Milton Galamison will keynote the three day founding convention in San Francisco for a new nationwide action oriented socialist youth group backed by Communist Party leadership. The event, sponsored by DuBois Club allies, aims to emphasize peace civil rights and youth employment amid screenings for rightist spies and a host of leftist organizers and sponsors.
The Trinity means Father Son and Holy Spirit as the Godhead, though the word Trinity does not appear in Scripture. The New Testament cites three persons in one God, such as Matthew 28:19 and John 14 26. Epistles also contain threefold doxologies supporting the doctrine.
The Monroe News-Star announces its publication details and staff lineup including publisher John D. Ewing and President William H. Bronson. It states independence and impartial news coverage, opposing what is wrong regardless of politics, and lists Associated Press affiliation and advertising representation by The Branham Company.
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