McNamara critique stirs liberal praise and doubt
The piece questions Secretary Robert McNamara's political stance and impact on U S defense policy. It criticizes his Montreal and Pittsburgh speeches as vague on draft equity and war strategy, mocks his development security view, and urges action to win the war rather than promote universal service.
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Robert McNamara
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Montreal
Pittsburgh
McNamara
Defense Department
Computerized cows change dairy farming with data driven reports
Electronic data processing is moving onto farms as computers at Cornell University help northeastern dairy farmers monitor milk yield butterfat content and cow profitability. The system advises feed, breeding with bulls, rest periods after calving and even labor and capital investments to raise profitability.
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Elsie
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Transportation Lifeline of the Nation Leads to Coordinated Tech
Under secretary Alan S Boyd argues transportation is the lifeline of the nation and that the future depends on integrating advanced technologies across all transportation sectors. He warns that efficient coordination and integration are essential to lower costs and improve the system.
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Alan S. Boyd
Supreme Court Upholds Merger Despite Antitrust Clashes
The 1966 case concerns two Los Angeles grocery chains with under 8 percent market share. Justices split as the court reverses a lower court ruling, deeming the merger an incipient monopoly and raising questions about food access in low income areas. Dissent argues modern retail favors supermarkets and independent stores can grow via cooperative buying.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Los Angeles
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Esther Peterson
Johnson
Supreme Court
California
High Court
Stewart
Harlan
Stewart and
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Vice President's Post Has No Power No Authority
Washington report criticizes the vice presidency as ceremonial and untapped, arguing Hubert Humphrey shows energy and talent but lacks real power or duties. It calls for independent judgment beyond mere alignment with the White House, noting potential for proactive leadership on foreign and domestic issues.
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Washington
Duke of Edinburgh
Capitol
Hubert Humphrey
Bob Weaver
HEW
Cracky
Bill Press
Washington Board of Trade
Humphrey
Lady Bird Johnson
White House
Sir Echo
Senate
Hoffa’s Heir Rival Fails To Win Hoffa’s Backers Fight
Washington describes a struggle within the Teamsters as Hoffa remains likely to be jailed soon and seeks to place Frank Fitzsimmons in the presidency while Harold Gibbons challenges him. The piece details Gibbons’ rise, alleged violent tactics, and Senate Rackets Committee findings on racketeering and manipulation within the union.
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Hoffa
Justice Department
Miami
Teamster
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Detroit
Fitzsimmons
Harold Gibbons
Gibbons
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Thomas Moran
St. Louis
Moran
Rackets Committee
Robert Kennedy
James Ford
Ford
Sailants
CIO
Camie
McClellan
D.-Ark
Dave Beck
Beck
St Louis
Bobby Kennedy
How To Keep Well Gall bladder trouble linked to stress and fat
The article explains that gallbladder pain can arise from emotional distress and tension, not just from fatty foods. It notes periods of attack linked to quarrels or fear, mentions morning attacks possibly related to posture, and describes stones moving to the intestine. Fatty foods, especially pork veal salmon mutton and sardines, worsen symptoms.
Medical science on chronic nephritis treatment progress
Mrs. K notes that no cure exists for chronic nephritis, though treatments have improved over 30 years. She says recent decades taught what not to do, while overall care has advanced though a cure remains elusive.
Health Q Amusements in a 1910s column on disease and care
K A asks if leprosy is curable noting temporary arrest like tuberculosis and varying outlook by infection type. G T E asks if a sprained knee needs bandaging and answers yes though not always essential, healing hastened by rest. the column adds that elderly readers should feel useful.
Monroe Mews-Star Publisher and Staff Listing
The Monroe News Star notes its second class matter status at Monroe post office since June 1, 1909 under the 1879 act. It lists offices at North 4th and Olive, Monroe Louisiana, and staff including Robert Ewing Jr, William H. Bronson, Jack S Campbell, Edmund G Brown, Jack Gates, and wan owoe as City Editor. The paper states Associated Press news rights and its stance of supporting what it considers right and opposing what it believes wrong regardless of party.
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Monroe
Honday
News-Star—World Publishing
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Onroe
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Wan Owoe
Jess the
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Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
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