Right to Know Faces Public Records Fight in Louisiana and National Bill
The Monroe News-Star notes lawmakers clash over public access as Congress passes a wide right to know bill. House Judiciary Committee votes to kill a welfare records confidentiality measure amid funds questions while the new law aims to force agencies to reveal final opinions policy statements and many government records with limited exemptions. Senator Edward Long and Rep John Moss champion the measure praising it as a major step toward openness.
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Baton Rouge
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Edgar Mouton Jr
State Welfare Department
Robert Angelo
St. Martin Parish
Judiciary Committee
Congress
House
Senate
John Moss
California
Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
Board
Rivers and Harbors
Edward Long
D-Mo
Moss
Fourth For Bridge? Executives face moving life and rooted ties
A Memphian previously of Louisville cites mobile careers as a path to advancement. He argues periodic moves broaden executives and benefit corporations, despite family strain and uprooting. The Wall Street Journal notes many factors in such choices, including schools and proximity to cities.
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Lucky
Louisville
Kentucky
Wall Street Journal
Good Business Sense From Population Growth Conference
The National Industrial Conference Board plans a one day event on population growth and future business activity. It argues population trends affect demand for goods and services and notes debt burdens of large families can dampen sales prospects, supporting controlled population growth as sound business policy.
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National Industrial Conference Board
United States
De Gaulle’s Visit to Russia Puzzles Russians and Americans
Washington commentary sees General De Gaulle’s Moscow trip as more than a display of status. He aims to tighten Franco Soviet ties, expand European links, and ease Soviet influence in Eastern Europe, while the United States weighs NATO terms and a broader European alliance.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Western Europe
Poland
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Hungary
France
General de Gaulle
United States of Europe
Moscow
Paris
Germany
Sia
Great Britain
Stalin
Hitler
Russia
de Gaulle
NATO
Atom Marches On To Dispel Fears Of Political Hand-Wringers
An optimistic view argues atomic energy will fuel private investment and lower power costs in New England. It traces a journey of a 40 foot reactor to Haddam Neck and asserts myths about uranium, water discharge, and radiation are debunked by public education and authorities. The piece portrays the atom as a modern industrial beacon confronting skepticism.
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Atom
Haddam Neck
Conn
Travail
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
New England
Yankee Atomic Electric Company
Connecticut River
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Great Continental Rivers
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Peninsula
Atlantic Coast
New York
Boston
Haddam
Atomic Eagery Commission
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Russell
Lyndon Johnson
America
U.S
Washington
Powell on Junket With Secretary Powell
Rep Adam Clayton Powell shadows Washington on a six week sabbatical to Geneva for ILO talks with Corinne Huff, a former Miss Universe contestant. He departs early June and returns in July, delaying crucial education and anti poverty legislation. Powell faces scrutiny from colleagues over payroll and marriage plans while Bertrand Russell backs antiwar broadcasts to U S troops.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
D.N.Y
Geneva
Switzerland
House
Wau
Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Corinne Huff
Huffie
Education and Labor Committee
Yvette Diago
How To Keep Well Profuse Perspiration
An article explains profuse sweating caused by an overactive sympathetic nervous system and offers internal remedies like anticholinergic drugs such as Banthine, noting possible side effects. It also covers causes such as obesity illness high blood pressure and eczema and mentions medical consultation and a future column on leafy villains.
Arthritis and Work and Tubal Surgery Questions
Mrs. B. asks if staying home from work cures arthritis and notes activity can protect joints. The answer says work does not cause arthritis and some activity is beneficial. Mrs. F. asks if fallopian tubes removed by infection can be replaced with plastic tubes. Reply: not yet, despite attempts with plastic tubes being explored.
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F. B
Weather guide urges reading forecasts before sailing
A health note advises checking weather predictions prior to sailing. It emphasizes staying informed about wind, waves, and storm risk to ensure safe maritime plans.
Monroe News-Star publishing card and policy note
Entry announces second class matter at Monroe post office dated June 1 1909 under March 8 1879 act. It lists staff positions and executive editors, Associated Press rights, and Branham Company advertising offices. It notes the newspaper’s independent stance and nonpartisan editorial line.
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Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corperation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Nroe
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
William C. Hardin
Associated Brass
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Antes
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Red Radio
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van Dellen
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