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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1964

Page

12

Fall Sport Coat Trends Highlight Textured and Rust Tones

The Clothing Manufacturers Association of the USA notes bulky tweedy sport coats for men will be popular this fall with rust colors and softer camel shades. Fancy linings, unusual buttons, pocket and lapel variations are also in the news.

Clothing Manufacturers Association of the U.S.A

Sparkling Sal Hepatica Promises Quick Digestive Relief

A vintage ad touts Sal Hepatica as an antacid laxative that quickly eases gas, sourness, and overacidity. It claims the fizz clears intestinal wastes, leaving users feeling fresh and regular, contrasting with ordinary laxatives and simple seltzer tablets.

Islanders Hope To Hire LBJ To Rule New Hanover

Papuan residents of New Hanover Island pay head taxes after a 40 member police squad is sent. They want United States rule, hoping Lyndon Johnson would bring wealth to all. District commissioner Healy estimates about 2,000 Johnson cultists among 7,000 islanders.

Port Moresby New Guinea New Hanover Island Johnson Bismarck Archipelago U.N United States New Hanover Australia U.S Michael J. Healy Lyndon Johnson

Unwanted Blood Transfusion Saves Jehovah Witness

In Westwood New Jersey a blood transfusion against a Jehovah Witness mother’s wishes saved both her premature baby and the mother. The baby named Mitchell was born by Caesarean at Passaic Valley Hospital and placed in an incubator. The case followed a court fight that reached the U.S. Supreme Court, which upheld the New Jersey ruling prioritizing the unborn child’s rights over the mother’s religious objection.

Westwood UPI Posack Valley Hospital Willimina Anderson Asbury Park Anderson Mitchell U.S. Supreme Court New Jersey Supreme Court

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