Texas conservatives clash over Connally and Cox race
Editorial discusses the Democratic nomination for Texas governor, John Connally's conservative labeling, and the looming general election against Republican Jack Cox. It notes party tensions, Estes scandal impact, and questions Connally’s stance moving forward while referencing Human Events analysis of national races.
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John Connally Jr
Texas
Republican Party
Jack Cox
Connally
LBJ
Don Yarborough
Yarborough
Texas Gop
Lone Star
Tower
Estes
West Texas
Human Events
Washington
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack
John Kennedy
Ted
Robert Kennedy
Bobby
Teddy
Democratic National Committee
Kennedy urged to curb spending and reform taxes now
The piece argues President Kennedy must cut luxury government spending and nonessential foreign aid, implement selective tax changes, postpone broad tax reform, and boost economic efficiency. It calls for experienced advisers, including business leaders, to guide policy and urges swift action to avert political defeat in 1962 or 1964.
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Western
Europe
Kennedy
Clark's $33,000 primary fund raise in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Senator Joe Clark spent $33,000 from a $43,500 primary haul amid labor support from COPE United Auto Workers and union locals. He faces GOP challenger Jim Van Zandt with early attacks over China policy while ADA backers push liberal stances including recognition of Communist China and disarmament measures.
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Joe Clark
Pennsylvania
Blueblood
Harrisburg
Clark
Pennsylvania Cope
Committee On Political Education
United Auto Workers
Philadelphia
COPE
William Benton
Connecticut
New York
Norman Cousins
Committee For
China
Jim van Zandt
Mao
Matsu
Formosa
United Nations
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Richardson Dilworth
Cuba
Harvest Past sermon warning on delaying Christ
A sermon warns that delaying acceptance of Christ is dangerous as the harvest ends and summer passes. It cautions those who seek a convenient season to become saved may find they have run out of tomorrows.
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Christ
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Sen
John Tower
Texas
Lone Star State
Colorful History And Moon Hotels In A Senate Day
A South Colorful History features Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy at a Congressional Club luncheon and a tale of a Mississippi mem ber aiding a 1908 charter through a deft lunch. The column also notes a stenotypist’s tape shortage during hearings and a Bronx seventh grader proposing a Moon hotel, with Keating and Humphrey trading quips on latin phrases including ipse dixit and post hoc propter hoc.
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Senate
Congressional Club
Jacqueline Kennedy
Sheraton Park
Club
Historical Review and Register
John Sharp Williams
Missisippi
Clare Engle
Dem. Calif
Bronx
Kenneth Keating
Rep. N. Y
Moscow
New American Hotel
Keating
Gerald
Moon
Earth
A. Willis Robertson
Dem. Va
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dem. - Minn
Ipse Dixie
Robertson
Liquor Promotion on High Seas: A 1933 Saga
A fragmented reminiscence recounts James Roosevelt and allies amid Prohibition era liquor dealings. It traces Roosevelts voyage from Sept 26 1933 through Europe to New England, alliances with National Distillers, Somerset Importers Ltd, and Haig and Haig agency deals, ending with a social remark about David Bruce and Andy Mellon’s family.
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James Roosevelt
England
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Mason Day
Redmond and Co
New York
Redmond
National Distillers
Who's Who
Securities Exchange Commission
Senate
Teapot Dome
Dorchester House
Distillers’ Company, Ltd
British Whiskey Trust
Gordon
New Jersey
Scotland
Prince of Wales
New England
Cape Cod
Jimmy
Jimmy Etux
France
Italy
United States
Waldorf
White House
Alcohol Control Administration
Joe
Somerset Importers Ltd
Federal Alcohol Control
Somerset
Haig and Haig and
Dewar’s
Gordon’s
International Wine and Spirits
National
Thomas Buchanan
Reginald MacDonald Buchanan
David Bruce
Andy Mellon
Pittsburgh
Narcotic Addiction Help From Doctor Not Job in Jeopardy
A reader fears job loss over narcotic dependence. The advisor urges immediate doctor discussion, asserts medical treatment can cure addiction with patient effort, and cites Jesus urging action as proof of genuine desire for recovery.
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Jesus
Rejuvenation claims and water intake note
A column reviews Prof Anna Aslan's proclamations on proclane injections for aging and contrasts with Bogomolets work on connective tissue. It cautions attribution of effects to the healer and notes mixed evidence. A second part questions whether most people are dehydrated, arguing many do not suffer thirst despite scarce water. It emphasizes balanced hydration without excess.
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Anna Aslan
Romania
Aslan
England
United States
Bone graft advisory for leg fracture healing diet question
A reader asks if home diet can aid leg fracture healing instead of surgery. The doctor recommends a bone graft, and the reply says diet is unlikely to help unless malnourished, advising to follow the physician’s plan.
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N. D
Scarlet fever vaccine use questioned by A H writes
A. H. asks if needles given to children for protection include scarlet fever vaccine. The text notes scarlet fever is a streptococcal infection treated with penicillin and other antibiotics. A scarlet fever vaccine exists but adverse reactions are common and it is rarely used.
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A. H
Stomach cancer question noted with ulcer comparison
J C asks if cancer causes gnawing in the stomach and notes an ulcer is more typical. A barium swallow and X ray can answer the question. Also advice on not scolding a child in front of neighbors.
Deadlock at Caddo Parish police jury vote persists
In the June 19 1937 News tar, a share the wealth candidate and an anti share the wealth candidate each received eight votes overnight, leaving the Caddo Parish police jury in continued deadlock. A tri parish library planned to open serving Winn, Jackson and Grant parishes.
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Newstar
Caddo Parish
Winn, Jackson and
Grant Parishes
Monroe News-Star history and staff listing
The Monroe News-Star details its founding, publishers, and key staff across years, noting editors and executives such as Joan Ewing and Richard Hale Gen, plus Associated Press affiliation and syndication reach with national advertising offices listed.
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Joan DO. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale Gen
Roe Post i
News-Sia Ponies Publishing Corporation
Uv North Ae St. Felewhone
Robert Ewi Ewing, Jr
Rae Rhee Willem i S
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Joint Commission
America
Fulton Lewis, JR
Upholsterers International Union
Quemoy
Bible Digest
By Vernon Souviere
By Westbrook Pegler
Procaine
Thomases
A. A. Bogomolets
G. K
J. C
Monroe News-Star
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