Stevenson Un justly Strains Ties With Portugal Over Angola
An editorial condemns Adlai Stevenson for opposing Portugal on Angola at the UN. It argues his stance jeopardizes a longtime ally, weakens Western unity, and risks a shift toward Communist influence. The piece cites Salazar's Portugal and predicts regional instability if Angola is lost.
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United States
Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Portugal
America
Kennedy
Dean Acheson
Truman
Angola
Robert Murphy
United States Council On NATO
Antonio Salazar
Azores
Salazar
Franco
Spain
Countdown to flashing signals on trucks and buses
The Interstate Commerce Commission mandates a new safety feature for all trucks and buses under its jurisdiction by July 1. A switch will flash all four turn signals when a vehicle is disabled on the highway to alert oncoming traffic. The rule applies only to interstate carriers and does not cover private autos or intrastate fleets.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Signs Of Hostility To Business In Administration Policy
Washington businessmen worry about a new recession as the Kennedy Administration shows hostility to business. Criticism targets tax shifts abroad, depreciation incentives, moon program spending, and costly dividend tax at the source. Inflation and deficits threaten recovery while conservatives’ coalition weakens and socialization pressures grow.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Tion
Moon
America
CIA Forgery Tactics in Cold War Propaganda Exposed
The article cites executive session testimony by CIA representatives detailing Communist forgeries used in propaganda. It notes more than 30 forged documents in four years, aims to discredit the West and sow discord, plus a Rockefeller letter hoax that resurfaced worldwide and influenced views on the Eisenhower Doctrine.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Kenneth Keating
U. S
Pentagon
CIA
Rome
Il Paese
Free World
World Peace Council
Red Front
Moscow
Pravda
Tass
Europe
Radio Moscow
Middle East
London
Daily Worker
L'Humanite
Paris
Sen
Keating
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Schmeling defeats Louis in 12th round boxing upset
In a sensational 1936 bout Schmeling knocks out Joe Louis in the 12th round ending the Detroit Bomber's rapid rise. Monroe notes also report C R Tidwell named Monroe Police Department superintendent by Mayor Bernstein as hottest June day hits 103 degrees.
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Schmeling
Joe Louis
Detroit
C. R. Tidwell
Monroe
Arnold Bernstein
They Go Torpid And Die Off A Critique Of Stevenson Stassen And Hoffmans
The author attacks Adlai Stevenson, Harold Stassen, and Paul Hoffman, contrasting their careers and motives with Kennedy. He recalls Hoffman's UN tenure, Stassen’s Navy service and political moves, and Stevenson’s wartime letter and security concerns, questioning Kennedy's trust in Stevenson’s judgement.
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Adlai Stevensons
Paul Hoffmans
Harold Stassens
Hoffman
United Nations
New York
Pablo Hoffman
Studebaker
Ford Foundation
Bob Hutchins
University of Chicago
Rome
Stassen
Minnesota
Halsey
Portsmouth
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Philadelphia
Washington
Stevenson
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Khrushchev Presses Berlin Settlement Again
Khrushchev repeats 1958 1959 1960 Berlin demand urging Western troops to exit Berlin and threatening action if East German routes are blocked. After talks with Eisenhower Kennedy, he sets a six month deadline ending 1961, signaling possible new summit but offers no clear breakthrough.
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Washington
Khrushchev
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Eisenhower
Camp David
United States
Britain
France
Paris
Kennedy
Vienna
Russia
Confessing Sins to God for Salvation and Cleansing
The text argues confession is not informing God but acknowledging evil as part of redemption. It cites 1 John 1 9 and notes God forgives and cleanses when sins are confessed, enabling victory over sin, with examples from David Longfellow and a call to leave sin before it leaves us.
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David
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Christ
How to Keep Well by Dr Theodore Van Dellep
Ultraviolet exposure tans skin and protects against burns while pigmentation occurs. Some tan faster due to melanin. sunburn results from overexposure. Tan accelerators like Man-Tan darken skin but do not prevent burns. after 6 hours. Lotions with para aminobenzoic acid offer partial protection but wash off with immersion. Suntan pills use psoralens to speed pigmentation but may still burn during wait. Malaria drugs can yellow skin and filter light but cause allergies or side reactions.
Rye and alcohol guidance for heart patients and calcium deficiency notes
Cardiac readers advised rye bread as a safer option than brandy with moderation for heart disease. Calcium deficiency symptoms include numbness, tingling, muscle cramps, abdominal pain, and possible convulsions if untreated. Urine tests cannot detect tuberculosis germs, though special tests can identify the organisms.
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E.J
Rattlesnake Bite Survivors Highlight Antivenin Help
B M R writes that most rattlesnake bite victims survive thanks to antivenin. Survival improves with early treatment and ample serum, debunking the idea that bites are usually fatal.
Possible Causes of Mouth Ulcers in a 5 Year Old Boy
A reader asks why a five year old develops mouth ulcers and whether toothpaste or mouthwash allergy or internal illness is likely. Irritation from dentifrices or mouth rinses may cause cold sores. the leaflet lists other possibilities. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for the leaflet.
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M. C
Bible Inspired Quote On Sabbath Duties And Work
A proverb-like remark connects biblical admonitions on holy days with modern work ethic. It contrasts neglecting sacred times with being overwhelmed by work, urging balance between duties and rest.
Monroe News-Star History and Staff Details
The Monroe News-Star World established in 1891 outlines its operating details, publishers, staff roles, and press policies. It notes publication schedule, reference to Associated Press dispatches, and advertising representation in major cities.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive
North Fourth St
Wing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Ember
Aess
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los
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