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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
4
The editorial argues Britain's National Health Service fails by underpaying doctors and overloading them with patients. It claims excessive government control harms individual care and costs rise toward a billion dollars annually. The piece warns U.S. lawmakers to visit England before endorsing socialized medicine.
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee reports rising 14 to 17 year old crime and a shift away from lenient juvenile policy. Missouri and Kansas enact new codes while parents are urged to fulfill duties, home stability cited as key to reform. Public opinions on Eisenhower Truman give mixed reactions.
The Republican National Committee dispatches top operatives Lou Guylay and Ab Herman to New Jersey to aid Malcolm Forbes’s bid against incumbent Governor Meyner. Meyner, 48, runs on four record budgets while Forbes stresses government economy amid a volatile intra party scene. A poll shows Meyner leading 46 to 42 with 12 percent undecided as campaigns seek to unite the GOP after a contested primary.
Washington reports that the Mutual Security program passed the Senate 65 to 29 with 18 Democrats and 11 Republicans in opposition. The tally shows 35 Republicans supported the measure and 30 Democrats backed it, challenging prevailing views of party stances on foreign aid and international cooperation.
A column attacks George Meany and Walter Reuther for claiming to judge labor ethics while resisting public law enforcement. It accuses them of loose ties to criminals and graft, citing meetings with Joe Fay in Sing Sing and funding from Fay’s subordinates, and recalls Meany’s alleged election via counterfeit ballots and other alleged misconduct.
NEW YORK The Woodward boys eight and twelve receive 30000 a year for living expenses. The author muses on the judge and era, recalling his own childhood costs from Bradenton Florida, noting caps for cap pistols, rubber bands, Sen Sen breath mints, and other boyhood expenses totaling perhaps twenty dollars yearly.
The path requires full commitment to Christ even if it means changing or giving up parts of life. Conduct business honestly on Christian principles and stay with non Christian associates to aim for their conversion. If they demand dishonest methods, the decision becomes clear. Do not start with the idea of compromise.
The column lauds New Jersey for increasing the petty larceny threshold from 50 to 200 dollars, arguing inflation and the era's cost of living justify a higher penalty limit. It questions whether 200 dollars adequately reflects risks and urges modernization of the legal code to permit more proportionate sentencing.
The text notes Associated Press authorship and credit details for dispatches and local publishing. It lists names such as Robert Ewing Jr William H H Bronson Richard Hale Edmund G Brown Gates Walter B Hatten as members of a press associates group and clarifies exclusive reproduction rights for AP dispatches and local content.
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