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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1962

Page

2

Moral Degradation Spurs Call To Founding Principles

Arkansas insurance executive Charles C. Campbell told the West Monroe Optimists last night that moral decay imperils America. He warned of a shift from patriotic responsibility to self interest, calling for a return to the founding principles of 1776 and citing Admiral Arleigh Burke’s leadership program as a beacon amid alleged widespread dishonesty and corruption.

Arkansas West Monroe America Charles C Buddy) Campbell Little Rock Campbell Ameri Arleigh Burke

Policeman’s Revolver Loan Leads to 10 to 15 Years

Toy Robinson Jr., 26, was sentenced to 10 to 15 years in Sing Sing after admitting he loaned his revolver to friends for a robbery. Judge Samuel S. Leibowitz condemned him as a traitor and disgrace.

New York UPI Samuel S. Leibowitz Toy Robinson Jr Sing Sing

Probers Horror Over Low Crime in Honky Tonks Hearings

Senate subcommittee chair John McClellan reports hearings reveal widespread criminality and decency lapses behind club doors. AGVA accused of collusion with hoodlums and failing to protect entertainers amid liquor license fronts and illegal activities. Comedian Joey Adams counters as the union chief, while McClellan vows more sessions on enforcement plans.

Washington Senate John Lec Clellan D-Ark American Guild of V Variety Artists AGVA AGWA Joey Adams Unon Adams McClellan

Mexican Police Prepare For Visit

In Mexico City police said they will keep anti American teenagers off the streets during President Kenne as his visit approaches. Local authorities pledged stepped up patrols and crowd control measures to ensure safety during the high profile event.

Mexico City UPI Kenne United States iip‘Ping Blas Roca Rosa Kennedy

AMA To Adopt Militant Platform Against Medicare

The AMA poised to back militant resolutions opposing Medicare style care for the aged under Social Security. Delegates from 15 states may push King-Anderson opposition, with a Louisiana measure urging doctors to boycott the bill. An Illinois proposal floated striking if such legislation passes, amid internal debate and external protests.

Fred Mohn United Press International Chicago UPI American Medical Association House of Delegates AMA Congress Louisiana Illinois George J. Hess Bunker Hill Benedict Dulty Shore Hills N.J Seton Hall University Medical School Duffy Physicians Committee For Health Care Harry Fleisher

Authorities identify badly decomposed body found in Red River

Alexandria Louisiana authorities work to identify a badly decomposed white male body found floating face down about seven miles south of the city in the Red River. The case remains under investigation as officials seek clues to the man’s identity and circumstances of death.

Alexandria, la UPI Red River Here

Truck driver destroys restaurant window over bill

In Southampton a court heard Geoffrey Woodford became enraged when asked to pay his bill before dining. He left, then drove his car through a restaurant window, causing $1,260 in damage.

Southampton England UPI Geoffrey Woodford Woodford

Caroline Kennedy Wins Blue Ribbon At Pony Rally

Caroline Kennedy, five, daughter of President and Mrs. Kennedy, won the blue ribbon for ponymanship riding Macaroni at the Apple Barrel Pony Rally near Halfway, Virginia. She earned a silver horseshoe pin as the prize.

Washington Caroline Kennedy Caroline Kennedy Halfway

Pony lessons in Virginia hunt country tests

In Caroline's class the children and their ponies rode at a walk trot and over low jumps. Mrs. Kennedy a lifelong horsewoman led Macaroni with Caroline in the saddle through the tests in the Virginia hunt country.

Caroline

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