Debt limit vote witnessed threats from home bases
Monroe News Mar notes two congressmen Glen Ford of Michigan and Walter Riehlman of New York spoke of coercive tactics from defense contractors and labor unions urging support for debt ceiling expansion. The piece argues such pressure failed to sway Ford and Riehlman, while urging trimming of broader government programs and defending defense spending amid economic worries.
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Glen Ford
Walter Riehlman
Michigan
New York
America
Washington
Administration Assumed Steel Would Absorb Costs
President Kennedy said actions were in the public interest amid a steel price controversy. Attorney General cites an assumption that added wage costs would be absorbed without price hikes, while questioning whether any understanding existed with steel executives or the White House to fix prices. The AG notes past antitrust rulings and says the law treats price fixing as illegal per se.
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Kennedy
White House
Supreme Court of the United States
American Broadcasting Company
William H. Lawrence
ABC
United States
Goldberg
Mr. Blough
Arthur Goldberg
U.S. Steel
Blough
David MacDonald
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
President's Half Hearted Retraction on Medicare Attack
A vast smear campaign targets the American Medical Association and its 190,000 members amid push for the King-Anderson Medicare bill. The President issued a limited retraction, while AFL-CIO leaders vow to eject opponents, tracing claims to a 12 year old speech and lobbying tactics tied to COPE and AFL-CIO leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
AMA
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
AFL - Cio
Committee On Political Education
Eugene D. O'Sullivan
Nebraska
O'Sullivan
Congressional Record
Andrew Biemiller
Wisconsin
Biemiller
COPE
Durward Hall
Rep. Hall
Cope. 1
Association
House of Delegates
Bible verse about shepherds and flock voice
The passage reflects on Ezekiel 34 7 calling shepherds to heed the Lord and how divine message reaches leaders who then guide their followers. It emphasizes that when God speaks to the shepherds the flock is more likely to listen and be guided correctly.
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Ezekiel
Jesus
God
Two Ways of Doing Things Navy Style Vignettes
A collection of humorous Navy anecdotes spans battleships to destroyers, from misread signals and accidental beaching to winged Corsairs taking off with folded wings. It also notes old wartime quirks, a Coast Guard salvage tale, and a humorous Patuxent naval mishap. The column closes with health notes and a light health hint.
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Allan Jackson
U.S. Navy
Navy Bureau of Ships
Gibbs
Cox
Kearny N. J
San Diego
Diamond Head
Hawaii
Navy
Cassin
John Bishop Jr
Block Island
Johnny
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Maryland
Guadalcanal
Arleigh Burke
Yubari
Arachi
Yamamoto
Medicare debate falters as Congress stalls action
House Ways and Means is expected to reject the King Anderson Medicare plan by a narrow margin, delaying any senior medical coverage under social security. Senate leaders may attach the idea to a tax bill later, with enactment unlikely before summer.
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Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
King - Anderson
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Census Bureau
Tithing and the Law in Christian Giving
A radio host defends tithing as a minimum of Christian giving. He cites Biblical passages to argue wealth reflects heart, criticizes secular spending, and asserts that grace does not negate the obligation to tithe, noting reports that average church giving is less than one dollar weekly per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
How to Keep Well by Dr Theodore R Van Dellen
Dr Theodore R Van Dellen offers guidance on maintaining health through balanced routines. The piece outlines practical steps for daily wellness, including nutrition, exercise, rest, and mental well being, with emphasis on consistency and prudent medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore R. van Dellen
Arms and mortgage notes in 1937 News notes
The June 26 1937 News Star reports British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden said Soviet Russia Italy and Germany shipped arms to Spain. Isaac Zerkowsky mortgage representative said he would not evict Octavia Dockery and her ward Dick Dana at Natchez Goat Castle.
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Ball
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Russia
United States
the News
Star
Anthony Eden
Italy
Germany
Spain
Isaac Zerkowsky
Natchez
Goat Castle
Octavia Dockery
Dick Dana
Monroe News-Star Leadership and Publishing Details
The Monroe News-Star lists John O D Ewing as cipusher 1929 1938 and Wilson Ewhshe 1938 1952 with Richard Hale as Gen Manager 1953 1962 plus staff names including Robert Ewing Jr as chairman and Jack S Campbell as general manager. It notes publication details and wire service affiliations for the Monroe office and regional advertising reps in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John OD. Ewing
Cipusher
Wilson Ewhshe
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Stor— Verpualenine Corporation
Oliva Fourth St
Robert Ewing, Jr
Bosra
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Walter B. Neues
Associated Preas
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Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
East Germany
Stennis
U. S
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Understanding
Fulton Lewis, JR
South
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Bible Digest
Jim Bishop
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OAA
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