Miss Louisiana Pageant Set for Four Day Monroe Event
The Monroe News-Star reports the Miss Louisiana Pageant runs June 29 to July 2 at Nevelle Auditorium with preliminary judging in talent swim wear and evening gown. Thirty eight entrants compete for the title with finalists crowned Saturday night. The event is hosted by the Monroe Jaycees and features state queens and a professional MC. about 1500 visitors are expected from out of town.
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Monroe
Neville Auditorium
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
Louisiana Junior Chamber
Louisiana
Linda Ferguson
Nancy Wellman
Alaska
Patsy Puckett
Mississippi
Nita van Hook
Arkansas
Bob Evans
Jaycee Jaynes
Tom Lee
Monroe Jaycees
Self esteem tied to firm parenting, study finds
Dr. Stanley Coopersmith’s interviews with 1,700 children and parents show strict, consistent rules correlate with higher self esteem in 5th and 6th graders. He notes many high esteem families punish less, value respect, while some parents keep children meek. Psychologists say findings echo traditional advice.
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Stanley Coopersmith
Department of Psychology
University of California At Davis
Coopersmith
Communism And Cars In Yugoslavia Cars boost youth and capitalism
The piece argues that U S readers face a shift toward autos amid anti Communist pressure. It cites a Belgrade dispatch saying Yugoslav youth aspire to own cars, viewing them as symbols of freedom and a path to abroad. Automakers gain positive image as cars symbolize a better life and a contrast to Communist austerity.
Justice Stewart Praised For Forthright Court Decision
Washington reports praise for Potter Stewart who wrote the majority opinion narrowing civil rights removal to federal cases and denying private rights to obstruct public streets or use race as a mere motive for case transfers. The piece argues Congress should consider a law defining incitement to violence as demonstrations grow.
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Potter Stewart
Washington
Law of the Land
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Potter
Stewart
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Land
Free America
Robertson faces smear tactics over trust busts and bank laws
Virginia Senator Willis Robertson defends his re election bid amid claims he sheltered banks with the Bank Merger Act of 1960 and 1966. He argues bankers back him to avoid anti trust suits, while critics label supporters as paid up for political gain. Robertson says his detractors smear him for aiding banks, not wrongdoing.
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O. Henry
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Robertson
Harry Byrd
Banking and Currency
Big
William Spong
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Warren Court
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Fulbright
Capehart
New York
Philadelphia
Lexington
House
Everlasting Word of God Endures Forever in Scripture
A devotional note quoting 1 Peter 1 25 and Psalm 119 30 affirming that the word of the Lord endures forever and is truth The message contrasts fading human wisdom with the enduring gospel preached to you by faith communities and believers.
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Peter
God
Court ruling to spur crime draws mixed police views
Washington reaction split as a Supreme Court decision limiting police interrogations sparks fear of rising crime nationwide. Police chiefs across major cities warn of tougher trials and more confessions denied, while crime statistics hint at a growing trend in the District of Columbia. Public notices include a Humphrey National Teachers Corps telegram cost estimate and a scornful critique by a Midway Junior College dean.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Howard Leary
Philadelphia
Edward J. Bell
Noel A. Jones
Indianapolis
Boston
Edmund L. McNamara
Mallory
Andrew Mallory
D. C
John B. Layton
District of Columbia
Johnson
FBI
Hoover
Humphrey
National Teachers Corps
Constantine Curris
Midway Junior College
Midway, Ky
Sen
Thurston Morton
R.-Ky
How To Keep Well Anger as a Tool and Growth Guide
The piece argues adults often react like children when anger arises, urging anger to be converted into an asset. It notes emotional immaturity harms adjustment, cites examples from a crying child to societal impact, and mentions signs of growth or stalling. It ends with a reader query about signs of growth and a medical note on peptic ulcer symptoms.
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Mary
Endometriosis treated by pelvic organ removal in advanced cases
V. L. questions whether removing pelvic organs cures endometriosis. The reply explains endometrial tissue can stay active in the abdomen while ovaries remain, hence ovaries are removed along with other pelvic organs in advanced disease to seek permanent relief.
Bananas Question: Is Two Daily Too Many
L. S. asks if eating one or two bananas daily is excessive. The reply states two per day is not too many if it aligns with the eater’s own preference.
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L. S
Today's Health Hint Do Not Let Children Eat Wild Berries
A health advisory cautions caregivers that children should not consume wild berries due to potential poisoning. Parents are urged to teach children to avoid picking unknown fruit outdoors and to seek medical help if ingestion occurs or if symptoms arise.
Monroe News-Star and Associated Press Policy Notice
The Monroe News-Star declares second class status since June 1 1909 under the 1879 act and notes publication daily except Saturdays and Sundays. It lists staff including Obert Ewing Jr and William H Bronson with offices at North Fourth and Olive Street Monroe La 71203 and notes AP news use rights and Branker Company advertising representation.
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Monroe Post Office
News-Star—Worldee
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Onroe
Obert Ewing, Jr
William HH. Bronson
Jack &. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
William C. Hardin
Ember
Associated Press
Branker’ Company
National Advertising Representatives
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
le Monroe
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