Education Aid Bill Must Be Defeated In Congress
The Monroe editorial argues against the Murray-Metcalf education aid bill, citing Bow’s claim of increased state disparities. It notes how per pupil funds would vary by state, questions the need for federal grants, and urges local control of schools as the proper solution.
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Congress
United States
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Georgia
New York City
New York
Alabama
Bow
Roving Reporter Knows Not Tallahassee Town Well
A roaming correspondent describes Tallahassee Florida during a rape case trial. He notes quiet streets palm trees local media and one newspaper The Tallahassee Democrat. He observes southern cooking and local manners including a seating dispute over racial segregation in the courthouse balcony.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Garter
Florida
State Capitol
Supreme Court
Seaboard Railroad
Jacksonville
Channel 6
Barbara Frye
UPI
William Hopkins
Bill Joyce
New York
Pleasant retirement centers on music and students
Rudolph P. Gilcher of Ann Arbor aged 67 blends music home upkeep and college students into a self described heaven on earth. He has written over 100 compositions and plans to publish more while hosting students in his converted garage apartment and bedrooms.
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Rudolph P. Gilcher
Ann Arbor
Mich
Heaven On
Gilcher
Detroit
University of Michigan
Hoover urges nationwide census of criminals
Former President Herbert Hoover proposes a special Census Bureau census of criminals to compile police and prison records. He cites crime rising from 1,685,000 in 1946 to 2,800,000 in 1957 and notes 740,000 teenagers under 18 were arrested in 1957. He argues the plan would reveal gaps in files and court efficiency and deserves study.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
Census Bureau
Congress
Doomsday Guide Reframes Atom Bomb as Biblical Focus
The preacher question sparks a Bible centered answer. It warns speculation about whether God designed an atom bomb to destroy the earth, noting scripture promises a day of judgment and the dissolution of elements, but clarifies the destruction targets the evil system rather than the earth itself.
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Peter
Earth
Deep facts span faith history and world facts from seas to states
The excerpt blends biblical verse with reflections on memory and eternity, then shifts to world data. It notes Denmark’s size and agricultural output, Romania’s ancient pottery, sea life discoveries seven miles deep, and Burma’s 1948 independence and UN entry.
Question of Nuclear Testing and Soviet Science Control
Washington debates which scientists can be trusted on nuclear testing as the Soviet Academy of Sciences is analyzed as a party instrument. A Hoover Institution study by Alexander Vucinich argues the academy operates under Communist guidance with party influence shaping research and ideology.
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Washington
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Communist Party
United States
Hoover Institute
Stanford University
Alexander S. Vucinich
San Jose State College
California
Soviet Academy
Vucinich
Academy
Soviet Union
Canada
Kremlin
Johnson Rayburn Texas Twins Face Pressures From Within
Washington AP reports Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson and Speaker Sam Rayburn, longtime Democratic leaders, are caught between Republican criticism and internal party dissent over how far to push new programs. The Democratic Advisory Council urged veto threats, while Johnson and Rayburn consider compromises amid a shifting political landscape.
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Washington
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
House
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Rayburn
Eisenhower
Johnson-Rayburn
Council
Congressional Democrats
How To Keep Well A medical Q and A by Dr Van Dellen
The column answers space limited questions on disease prevention and advises that personal diagnoses or prescriptions are not provided. It highlights Abilities Inc a Long Island firm hiring disabled workers and explains selection emphasizes ability over disability. The piece notes workers undergo exams and tests for a research project and mentions Goodwill Industries as another example. Dr Van Dellen will reply by letter if a stamped self addressed envelope is included.
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van Dellen
Abilities, Inc
Henry Viscardi, Jr
Goodwill Industries
Health Q and A From a Past Columns on Symptoms
A reader notes headaches upon waking and asks about possible causes such as high blood pressure or sinus disease. Another inquiry concerns nausea around a friend's operation and how to handle embarrassment. The column also mentions ulcers and vitamins, plus a general health hint about cheerfulness.
Soviets to Build 1200 Movie Houses Nationwide
Tass says during the seven year plan the Soviet Union will erect 1200 new movie theaters in towns every collective and state farm will get its own theater per Tass report on Monday.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
Monroe News-Star World masthead and staff listing
The Monroe News-Star World, published daily except Saturdays and Sundays, lists staff including publisher Wilson Ewing and editors John D Ewing William H Bronson Richard Hale Edmund G Brown Jack Gates and others. It states Associated Press use and national advertising representation while detailing the paper’s stance and key officers.
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John D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World
Olive
North Fea St
Bert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B Hattenember
Associated Press
Branham Company
National — Verlising Representatives
Ao York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Stia
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Lorgeles
Charlotte
Monroe
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