We Want Defectors Bill Seeks Defector Residency Benefits
Senator Eastland of Mississippi introduces legislation to encourage defections from communist countries. The bill would grant asylum and annuities for defectors and their families, with a board of intelligence chiefs and top officials to judge value and reliability. It emphasizes temporary security rather than lifetime income and notes concerns about retaliation by communist agents.
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Eastland
Mississippi
United States
Mississippi Sclon
Vietnam
Congress
California Senator Warns Against DuBois Clubs
California Senator George Murphy criticizes the W E B DuBois Clubs as a Communist Party front expanding on college campuses. He cites a March directive urging members to join broader efforts to end the Vietnam War, warning students nationwide about manipulation by the group and noting FBI and other observers view the CPUSA as more active.
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George Murphy
California
University of California
Berkeley
Murphy
U. S
W. E. B. DuBois Club
San Francisco
Communist Party
DuBois Club
Viet Nam
W. Kk. B. DuBois
America
DuBois
U.S
Southeast Asia
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party U
Communist Party U.S. A
Watson's Victory Signals Shifting Southern Party Lines
South Carolina chose Albert Watson as a Republican in a district where he had been a Democrat in 1962. Watson won 69.2 percent over Preston Callison, reflecting a realignment away from the old Solid South as Thurmond and Goldwater influence grow.
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South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Congress
Albert Watson
Washington
Watson
Preston Callison
South
Callison
House of Representatives
Lex
Ington
Goldwater
Deep South
Dixie
Democratic Party
Government Intervenes In Case Of Fraternity Admission
Washington warns that all colleges and private groups must admit people of all races and religions or lose federal tax exemptions and financial aid. The case hinges on Stanford Sigma Chi's admission of a Negro student, with the commissioner stating campuses must ensure no discrimination in facilities and programs.
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Washington
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Francis Keppel
Sigma Chi
Stanford University
California
Stanford Chapter
Stanford
Non Communist Viet Cong Leader Named In U S Debate
Washington reports name Nguyen Huu Tho as a non Communist Viet Cong leader heading the National Liberation Front. The piece argues this could enable negotiations with a coalition front, raising questions about U S policy in Southeast Asia and possible concessions to Hanoi.
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Viet Cong
Washington
State Department
Nguyen Huu Tho
Saigon
National Liberration Front
NLF
NFL
South Viet Nam
South
Viet Nam
Neuven Huu Tho
Hanoi
Noth
Mobilization for Youth funds face leftist allegations in Senate report
The Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee approved more funds for MFY amid charges of radical affiliations by staff and supporters. FBI records cited 37 members with radical links, prompting scrutiny by New York's Marchi-led Senate committee and Rep. Casey. The investigation highlighted lavish MFY spending and identified James E. McCarthy as administrative director cited for excessive expenses during 23 months.
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Washington
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
New York
Mobilization
New York Daily News
MFY
FBI
New York State Senate
Staten Island
John Marchi
Calvin Hicks
Hicks
Marchi Committee
Carole Pina
State Department
Fidel Castro
Island
Paradise
pro-Peking Progressive Labor Movement
Leroy McRae
Marchi
Socialist Workers Party
McRae
Young Socialist Alliance
SWP
Senate Labor and Public
Bob Casey
Texas
New York Project
Casey
Congress
Paul Screvane
New York City Council
Secrevane
James E. McCarthy
Screvane
McCarthy
Antipoverty
Tampa
Fla
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Screvane Committee
How To Keep Well Athlete's Foot Cures and Cautions
Fungus causes athlete's foot and thrives in warm moist areas between toes. Many carry fungi without symptoms until prolonged walking or hot car rides boost growth. Get diagnosis before treatment and avoid harsh remedies. Also advice on preventing tanning with sun protection and clothing.
Athlete's foot treatments and moisture control discussed
The article notes itching and blistering from fungal feet infections with scales and odor. It covers drying the feet, powders and organic maize cellulose absorbents, undecylenic, caprylic, and propionic acids, and the use of Griseofulvin with other fungicides. Tinactin is highlighted as a new cure for athlete's foot.
Old remedy helps arthritis briefly in limited cases
L. H. asks if boiling grapefruit pulp and rind in liquid then drinking it relieves arthritis. The reply says it may help occasionally for the reader only and notes it as an old remedy.
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L. H
Shingles Causes and Post Illness Exhaustion
E B questions what triggers shingles and why patients endure a long period of fatigue after the illness. The response explains the varicella zoster virus reactivation, nerve pain, and systemic fatigue, noting immune stress and recovery time vary by age and health.
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E. B
Fatigue Follows Viral Infections Including Shingles
Fatigue is a common aftereffect observed following many viral infections with shingles noted among those that leave prolonged tiredness. Researchers highlight persistent weariness can last weeks to months and may require medical evaluation to rule out related complications.
Vein decay from repeated transfusions question
K L writes in asking whether repeated blood transfusions cause veins to decay. Medical experts note veins may be affected by underlying conditions or treatments, but standard transfusions themselves do not cause vein decay. Seek evaluation if venous changes or pain occur after transfusions.
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Senate
Fulbright
Dodd
Free World
Germany
K. L
Medical note on needle holes and vein irritation
The text explains that needle holes may form scars and repeated irritation could cause blood to clot within a vein. It addresses potential physical outcomes from injections or injections-related procedures.
Monroe News-Star World mission and staff note
The Monroe News-Star World announces its independent stance and partial printing of news. It lists publishers Jenna D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing, the office in Monroe Louisiana, staff roles, Associated Press affiliation, Branham Company reps, and a declared aim to print honestly and oppose what it believes to be wrong regardless of party.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert
Wiliam M. Ranen
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Edier
Associated Rats
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angies
Charlotte
de Monroe
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