General Kennedy blamed for not policing riots across nation
The editorial condemns the lack of federal action as riots and violence at picket lines and in public spaces spread nationwide. It cites incidents in Philadelphia, New York, California, Ohio, New Jersey, and Alabama, arguing Kennedy failed to deploy marshals to protect workers and uphold rights amid integration clashes.
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Bobby Kennedy
Philadelphia
Kennedy
U.S
Bobby
New York City
South
Alabama
Dave Garroway
National Council of Churches
Freedom Riders
New York Times
East
Midwest
Confusion Over Supreme Court Ruling On Union Dues Case
Washington report discusses the Supreme Court decision on six railroad workers who objected to union dues funding partisan political activity. Justices split on whether any relief to these workers was warranted, with Justice Douglas joining to reach a five vote majority. Dissenters attacked the majority view on labor unions and compelled association.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Justice Douglas
Justice Brennan
Black
Douglas
Frankfurter
Harlan
Justice Black
Justice Whittaker
Justice Frankfurter
High Court
Georgia Supreme Court
Congress
Vengeful Politician Tale Ties Sam Rayburn to Dallas Building
The profile paints Speaker Sam Rayburn as a irascible force opposed to Dallas Republican Bruce Alger. It recounts a long tussle over a Dallas federal building, detailing GSA plans, committee actions, and Rayburn’s alleged role in blocking the project until Alger’s defeat.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
United States
House of Representatives
Sam
Dallas
Bruce Alger
Mr. Alger
Congress
Alger
Texas
GOP
John Tower
U. S
GSA
Budget Bureau
House of Senate Public Works
Do I Seek to Please Men or God
A brief reflection on Galatians 1 10 urging readers to choose pleasing God over men for true reward and guidance. It contrasts human approval with divine provision and calls for faithfulness and discernment in motive.
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God
Drug Bills Drive OTC Spending and Local Paper Ads
The average American family spends about 18 dollars monthly on over the counter drugs. Druggists nationwide note that 9 of 10 households read a newspaper daily and allocate roughly 73 percent of their advertising budgets to local papers.
Calories Down As Years Up
A health column argues summer dieting eases into sustainable habits for older adults. It explains lower energy needs with age, the role of fat and protein, and how to adjust meals to maintain weight while preserving protein intake. An average 45 year old man needs about 3000 daily calories, dropping to 2550 at 65. women go from 2200 to 1800.
Highest Paid Screen Writer Carl Foreman
New York AP profiles Carl Foreman 47 once a carnival barker now reputedly the highest paid screenwriter. Over 22 years he has written fewer than 50 scripts yet produced such films as High Noon Bridge on the River Kwai and Guns of Navarone. Foreman notes salaries from 3500 to 200000 plus a percentage and cites his rise from poverty row to top status.
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New York
Carl Foreman
Carl
River Kwai
Navarone
Rhodes
Mediterranean
Foreman
Carnival
Chicago Born Authority
Poverty Row
Sunset Boulevard
God and the Creator Are One in Eternal Godship
The passage argues that God is eternal and cannot be explained by human origins. It states that God and the Creator are one, citing Genesis and Hebrews to claim the worlds were framed by God. It concludes that understanding existence comes from relation to God, not from asking about origins.
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God
Creator
How to Keep Well How to Keep Well Kidney care and dialysis options
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen explains uremia and kidney failure with several treatment paths. He outlines artificial kidney dialysis, peritoneal solutions, repeated blood connections, ambulatory kidney support, and kidney transplantation challenges including donor compatibility and rejection risks.
Doctors explain digitalis use in heart cases
E C asks why digitalis is prescribed if a poison. The reply says excess is poisonous but proper use with periodic heart checks keeps digitalis safe. J F asks about bowel kinking. It notes adhesive bands as a common cause and surgery to relieve obstruction.
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E. C
Funk and Wagnall
Health Qs and Answers From Readers Today
Negative Rh blood parents can have normal children. Incompatibility occurs when mother is Rh negative and father Rh positive. Gambling can be a sickness if a compulsion is involved. Fraternal twins can occur as a boy and girl. Health hint notes Americans eat too much.
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F. E
New Orleans Mayor Walmsley to resign and return to law
Mayor T Semmes Walmsley announced his resignation from New Orleans office to resume legal practice. Robert S Maestri, a longtime Democrat, would succeed Walmsley. In Philadelphia Democrats scrapped the two thirds nominating rule and adopted the platform with ease.
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T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Robert S. Maestri
Walmsley
Convention Hall
Philadelphia
Monroe News-Sar History and Staff Window
The text outlines the Monroe News-Sar founding date November 20, 1890s, lists publishers John D. Ewing 1929 1938 and Wilson Ewing 1938 1952, notes entry as second class matter June 1, 1909, provides office address Olive and North North Street, telephone FA 2 5161, and names board member Irman, president William H. Bronson, Richard Hale general manager, Edmund G. Brown assistant manager, Jack Gates executive editor, Walter B. Hatten managing editor, plus Associated Press usage and Branham Company as national advertisers.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe Ne
Cor‘ation
Olive and
North Oorth St
Obert Ng
Ty Irman
Wiliam H. Bronson
Richard Hale
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Ember Press
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
enroe + ae
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Bible Digest
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