One Man, One Vote and the Fate of the Senate
The piece argues against rigid one man one vote reapportionment, warning it would erode state authority and Senate equality. It disputes weighting state votes by population, cautions rural and small states could lose power, and emphasizes preserving balanced representation and regional equity.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Supreme Court
England
America
Idaho
Nevada
New York
Harlem
Louisiana
Washington
Not Reassuring On Debt Ceiling And Tax Cuts
Louisiana Senator Allen J. Ellender warns that raising the national debt ceiling soon after excise tax reductions is not reassuring. The piece notes a $4.7 billion revenue loss from tax cuts and questions whether higher spending will be curbed as promised, with a historically large permanent limit and repeated temporary suspensions.
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U. S. Treasury
Louisiana
Allen J
Ellender
Senate
Byrnes urges right towork stance amid Taft Hartley debate
James F. Byrnes argues for non compulsory unionism, saying workers must have both the right to join a union and the right to refuse. He warns repeal of Section 14(b) could proceed without public alert. The piece notes England carnival daguerreotypes and other curiosities as contemporaries.
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James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Congress
U.S
Supreme Court
Optimism Over Rosy Economic Estimates Expands
President Johnson touts tax cuts and budget gains as signs of prosperity while critics warn that deficits and rising federal spending fuel an artificial boom. The piece questions whether lower prices and growth truly accompany prolonged expansion and cautions against reliance on government stimulus.
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Washington
Johnson
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Anonymous Death Notices Attack War Morale
A Vietnam era report details false toll calls and letters claiming loved ones were killed. Pentagon sources label them cranks, while Senate figures warn of a coordinated effort to erode trust and morale, echoing Cold War era propaganda tactics.
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Washington
Army
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Korea
United States
Pentagon permits protests inside as McNamara backs peace critics
Defense Secretary McNamara allows peace demonstrations inside the Pentagon with no routine crowd removal. Demonstrators may use public areas for speeches leaflets and sit-ins. officers will act only if safety or decorum is affected. SDS Kissinger and other groups plan further protests to press Viet Nam policy.
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Pentagon
Committee For Non-Violent
Defense Department
McNamara
Center Court
Defense
Connecticut
Gordon Christiansen
South
Viet Nam
United States
A. J. Muste
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Students For A Democratic Society
U. S
C. Clark Kissinger
SDS
Gis
Southeast Asia
Kissinger
Washington
H. Allen Smith
Communist Party
W. E. B. Dubois Clubs of America
About Your Health How To Keep Well
The article surveys revival of neurocirculatory asthenia now called anxiety neurosis with cardiac manifestations, noting breathlessness fatigue and chest pain out of proportion to effort. It covers signs nervousness tremor perspiration and negative heart tests, plus varying causes from constitutional to emotional factors and hints at psychiatric and physical fitness treatments. It also includes reader questions on umbilical hernia repair and high dose vitamin A effects.
Reader asks about vitamin for old collar bone injury
J A L, 54, recalls breaking his collar bone in 1964 and now has pain. The answer warns against a vitamin cure and suggests physiotherapy such as heat and massage may help.
Do Eyedrops Enter the Bloodstream Question
I H asks whether eyedrops reach the bloodstream. Some drops are absorbed by the eye while others mix with tears and drain through the lacrimal duct into the nose, suggesting limited systemic absorption but possible exposure via nasal mucosa.
Monroe News-Star-World details and staff listing
The Monroe News-Star-World, an independent afternoon paper published weekdays, lists ownership by News-Star-World Publishing Corporation and cites staff including Edmund G Brown Assoc Gen Mgr, Jack Gates Executive Editor, Dallas Roper Managing Editor, and O rbert Ewing Jr as Chairman. The paper is a recipient of News Service from The Associated Press and has national advertising representation.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olive Street
Obert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Tscodates Press
Associated Press
Branham Company Nationalertising
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angies
Charlotte
Star
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Nebraska
Tom Dodd
Conn
Internal Security Subcommittee
Fulton Lewis
Robert McNamara
Progressive Labor Party
Youth Against
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Wilson Ewing
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