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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1962

Page

6

Coercion Said to Influence Debt Ceiling Vote

The Monroe News-Star reports that two congressmen, Glen Ford and Walter Riehlman, described threats from home areas tied to defense contracts to pressure a vote for lifting the debt ceiling. Despite the coercion, the debt ceiling passed in the House, and the editors condemn the tactic as unacceptable.

Glen Ford Walter Riehlman Michigan New York House Ford Riehlman

Administration Assumed Steel Would Absorb Costs

The piece argues the debt ceiling lift is inflationary and questions whether defense would be cut to balance costs. It notes about half the budget is non defense and warns lawmakers may target “new frontier” programs while unemployment and union discontent pressure Washington. It suggests defense programs could be funded without increasing debt and calls for trimming debated programs.

America Washington

Senator Stennis Defends Policy Cast of Cold War Debate

Senator John Stennis of Mississippi challenged the use of the term no win policy in the Senate vote on foreign aid to Poland and Yugoslavia. The issue centers on whether U S actions could separate peoples from their communist rulers, amid broader questions about steel price controls and presidential assurances to curb inflation.

George W. Ball Senate Poland Yugoslavia Strom Thurmond State Department U.S Soviet Union Ball Russia United States Britain Hungary Rumania Bulgaria East Germany Stennis U. S

There Are Two Ways of Doing Things Navy Style

A humorous naval anecdote collection detailing mishaps from ships and shore facilities. It recalls reversed engines on destroyers, a starboard misread signal causing ships to beach, a battleship turning wrong and climbing a ship’s stern, a Cunard-like Cassin wreck, and a Corsair with folded wings that still failed after a warning by a Patuxent tower.

Allan Jackson U.S. Navy Navy Bureau of Ships Gibbs Cox Kearny N. J San Diego Diamond Head Hawaii Navy Cassin Johnny Patuxent Naval Air Station Maryland Guadalcanal Arleigh Burke Yubari Arachi Yamamoto

Hormone skin cream shown to reduce wrinkles in study

A dermatology study from Los Angeles tested pregnenolone in a dual cream on 86 women aged 27 to 85. Side A with the hormone reduced wrinkles as water accumulation stretched skin, but puffiness persisted while using the cream and faded after stopping. Results varied by skin type with oily skin and acne history less tolerant.

Los Angeles

Medicare showdown looms as House expected to reject

President Kennedy's proposed Medicare plan faces likely House Ways and Means rejection by two to three votes, delaying any social security medical care for the aged. Senate action also doubtful unless the measure rides a tax bill amendment, possibly this summer. Senate figures show 17.5 million Americans 65 plus, rising 1,000 daily, with 30 million by 2000, and widening gender gaps in life expectancy and widowed status. OASDI and OAA payments cover most seniors, with income disparities and regional variation in benefit reach.

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

President Kennedy's Half Hearted Retraction on Medicare Attack

A hostile push to pass the King Anderson Medicare bill sparks a smear against the AMA and 190,000 doctors. The White House cites past New Deal-era conflicts while AFL-CIO COPE promotes a partisan record. Congressmen defend the AMA, citing historical stands on TB control vaccination and venereal disease clinics.

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 Association House of Delegates South U.S. Public Health Service

Bible Verse Reflection on Shepherds and Flocks

A short meditation cites Ezekiel 34 7 urging shepherds to heed the Lord so their guidance reaches the flock. The message frames divine instruction as enabling leaders to better shepherd their communities.

Ezekiel

Tithing and the law in Christian giving examined

The speaker defends tithing as a Christian duty, arguing money reveals beliefs about God. He cites Jesus and biblical figures, condemns low giving, notes Americans spend heavily on luxuries while charity lags, and urges voluntary, generous offerings beyond the law.

Jesus God

Arms shipments into Spain claim large aid from Axis and Soviet Russia

In 1937 News Star notes British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden stating Parliament that Soviet Russia Germany and Italy sent large arms shipments to Spain. Isaac Zerkowsky says he will not evict Miss Octavia Dockery and her ward Dick Dana over a Natchez mortgage claim at Goat Castle.

The News- Star Anthony Eden Russia Italy Germany Spain Isaac Zerkowsky Natchez Goat Castle Octavia Dockery Dick Dana

Fragmented historical memo hints at office roles and post details

A garbled OCR fragment references individuals and offices including Monroe post office actions on June 1 1909 under the act of March 1st. It mentions John D King Wilson Ewis Richard Han t niered as a 1928 1938 manager and Gen. Manager 1953 1946, with names Pat Ewing Jr Campbell Gates and Walter Brown. It cites Associated Press connections and broad city mentions such as New Atlanta Detroit St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Charlotte.

Nove Ember John D. King Wilson Ewis Richard Hant Niered Mnisher Monroe Robertelephone Pat Ewing, Jr Laare Williamson Jack Campbell Edmund G. Jack Gates Walter B Maneeer Brown Egies Atten Et Ion Associated Press Mermoer Ne New Atlanta Detroit St. Louis Francisco Los Angeles al Lotte

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Monroe News-Star Defense Department Politica Medic John Stennis Mississippi White House Supreme Court of the United States American Broadcasting Company By David Lawrence William H. Lawrence ABC Goldberg Mr. Blough Arthur Goldberg U.S. Steel David MacDonald Understanding Department of Justice Supreme Court John Bishop Jr Block Island Theodore R. van Delley E. R J. K Edward Jamieson OAA Fulton Lewis, JR Bible Digest
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