Che Monroe brews Star A Tuesday
Local column notes Che Monroe preparing a special brew at Star, with plans announced for a Tuesday event on June 21, 1960, drawing attention from residents and patrons.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
4
Fulbright cites emotion in U.S. Middle East policy
Arkansas Senator J William Fulbright after a Middle East trip warns that heated feelings on both sides of Israel and the United Arab Republic distort U S policy making. He urges recognition of world limits on aggression and calls on Israel to avoid forceful border expansion while urging Arab states to refrain from censorship and extremism. Senate action and criticism of pressure groups accompany calls for thoughtful diplomacy and restraint.
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Arkansas
J. William Fulbright
Middle East
U. S
Israel
United Arab Republic
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S. Mid-East
Eisenhower
Congress
U.A.R
Suez Canal
Arab Republic
Sen
U. S. State Department
Old Picture Of 61 Stern Men From Jersey City Precinct
A long reflection on a 1913 Jersey City Fifth Precinct group portrait shows Chief Frank Monaghan, Inspector Leonard, Patrolman Doherty killed at Black Tom, Patrolman O Connor wounded, and Frank Hague’s rise. The piece names many near-forgotten figures and notes deaths, retirements, and a nameless horse in the mounted wing.
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Jersey Journal
Jersy City
Fifth Precinct
Ocean and Cator Avenues
Father
Alonzo Tier
Frank Monaghan
City Hall
Ireland
America
Phillip Leonard
Inspector Leonard
Bramhall Avenue
Jones Doherty
Cavan Point
Doherty
Black Tom
Thomas O'Connor
Frank Hague
Cator Avenue
Cator
Dennis O'Brien
O'Connor
Bishp
Dinny
O’brien
Tom Finney
Truman's Interest in Youth Years as Fraudulent Public Debate
Washington review argues Truman’s discussions with youth are a fraud like many college courses. It accuses him of selective history, biased biographical claims, and political maneuvering behind televised Q and A, urging distrust of Truman and Eisenhower amid alleged white house misuses.
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Washington
Harry Truman
TeeVee
Truman
Missouri National Guard
Guard
Union
Republic
Missouri Guard
France
F. D. Roosevelt
Slecker
Eleanor Roosevelt
White House
Reactions to Criticism of Ike on Summit Deal
A political column surveys mixed reactions to criticisms of President Eisenhower after the summit collapse and U2 incident. It recalls past partisan critiques of Republican and Democratic leaders during foreign crises and argues for timing in criticism, urging restraint during ongoing negotiations and tensions with Khrushchev.
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Ihe
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
United States
Wilson
League of Nations
Paris
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Union
Khrushchev
No Rift Between Russia And Red China Seen
Intelligence notes on Sino Soviet aid argue there is no serious rift between Moscow and Peking. China relies on Kremlin guidance for its second five year plan and industrial growth, with rail networks linking Peiping to Irkutsk and Alma Ata under Soviet-Chinese cooperation. Military training continues, border remains unfortified, and positions suggest enduring alliance against Western interests. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America endorse Nelson Rockefeller, praising him as socially minded despite policy differences on foreign affairs.
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Washington
China
Moscow
Peking
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Russia
Macmillan
Geneva
Mao Tselung
Kremlin
Rus
Sian
Siberia
Yellow River Basin
Soviet Russia
Darien
Manchouli
Peiping
Irkutsk
Outer Mongolia
Tance
Lanchow
Alma Ata
Red China
Europe
Asia
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Nelson Rockefeller
Miami Beach
Rockefeller
Messrs
Humphrey
Kennedy
Stevenson
Water skiing safety urged by Seattle doctors
Dr Van Dellen and Seattle associates warn water skiing can be hazardous with frequent injuries from falls, rope entanglement, and electrical shocks. They urge two boat crew, rope handling instruction, a light weight life belt, and bathing caps to reduce harm. Responses offered only with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Robert L. Romano
Seattle
van Dellen
Correcting a Stooped Posture in a Teen Boy
A 15 year old boy has prominent shoulder blades giving a stooped look. The condition may lessen with weight gain or increased muscle. Exercises like rowing, pulling a spring apart, or chinning a bar can strengthen the upper back muscles and improve posture.
Seasonal bronchitis linked to allergy or germs
H T notes he rarely has head colds but suffers several bronchitis attacks in winter to spring. He asks if allergy or germs cause this pattern, noting allergy as a strong seasonal clue. He requests a stamped self addressed envelope for a bronchitis leaflet.
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H. T
Morning shower debate and hiccup riddle notes
P D suggests testing if morning showers trigger shoulder blade pain or if evening showers affect symptoms. R B asks why laughter causes hiccups, noting diaphragm motion and possible nerve stimulation. Also mentions a nuclear ban stance and a union vote condemning Eisenhower over the U 2 incident.
Monroe News-Mar masthead and policy note
The Monroe News-Mar, founded 1891, publishes afternoons except weekends from Monroe post offices records. Credits The News-Star-World Publishing Corp and Branham Company national reps. The paper claims independent stance and AP membership while supporting what it believes to be right and opposing wrongs regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Olive
North Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
Charman
Boar
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Heitor Welter
B Hatten
Eanber
Assimiated Press
Vhce
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Onroe
Newshtar
Aeerenes
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