Poems And Sympathy For Big Operators
The Monroe News Star discusses Billie Sol Estes and Edward Gilbert, noting human tolerance for big crooks. Gilbert faces federal tax liens totaling 3.34 million dollars for income back to 195% and fled to Brazil after an unauthorised 2 million withdrawal. He calls himself an outcast as authorities pursue him while lenders suffer losses.
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Billie Sol Estes
Edward M. Gilbert
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Gilbert
Brazil
Laos Neutral Regime Denounces U S Troops in Thailand
A Lao coalition government led by communists denounces the presence of U S troops in neighboring Thailand. The neutrally named regime, backed by Harriman, Nolting and Kennedy era aims, appears pro communist and rejects Western influence.
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United States
U. S
Thailand
Averell Harriman
Laos
U.S
Frederick Nolting
State Department
Nolting
Harriman
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Political Realism In Kennedy Aid To Education Stand
A Catholic weekly attacks President Kennedy as a politician for supporting education aid that favors church-related schools. Father Virgil Blum argues federal aid to nonreligious teaching in all schools is constitutional and urges broader support for independent children’s civil rights and tuition grants.
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Kennedy
Washington
America
Our Sunday Visitor
Joseph R. Crowley
Virgil Blum, S.J
Department of Political Science
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Father Blum
U.S. Supreme Court
Former General Writes Snow Job For Communist Magazine
A New World Review, a monthly Communist publication tied to the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, features pieces by veteran party spokesmen. Editor Jessica Smith is described as a long-time Communist Party functionary. The latest issue includes articles by Holland Roberts and others refuting claims that anti-Semitism is a Kremlin trademark.
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Washington
New World Review
House
Senate
National Council of
Holland Roberts
California
Kremlin
General Hester profiles in U S antiwar era pamphlet
The piece portrays Brigadier General Hugh Hester, a West Point graduate and WWII veteran, as a leftist activist with ties to Communist-linked groups. It cites HUAC files detailing his 1957 and 1961 activities and his writings in Political Affairs, New World Review, and the National Guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
West Point
MacArthur
Pacific
Germany
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Return to thine own house and show God’s deeds
A devotional note urging believers to do God’s work at home as well as in church. It emphasizes the home as a place for the Saviour’s presence and for sharing great deeds God has done. The message links Luke 8 39 to daily Christian duties.
Art Carney The Loner Star of Take Her Take Her Mine
A midnight night scene on West 47th Street leads to Art Carney’s quiet off stage life. The article portrays him as shy and private yet brilliant on stage and screen, a durable actor who balances family duty with disciplined craft and humility.
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West 47Th Street
Biltmore Theatre
Art Carney
Ed Norton
Ralph Cramden
Frank Michaelson
Ao Carney
Hudson
Glamour
How to Keep Well Inhaled Rabies Viruses Question
A health column narrates two men who died of rabies after entering a bat-filled cave in Texas. Dr Constantine tested animals in the cave environment and found rabies spread via air under certain conditions, suggesting airborne transmission with prolonged close exposure. The piece then shares reader questions on appendicitis pain, migraines, lettuce safety, and overcoming shyness with brief guidance.
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Denny G. Constantine
New Mexico
Uvalde
Tex
Constantine
Strokes Spur Georgia Family Based Rehabilitation Effort
The piece outlines a nationwide push for family centered stroke rehabilitation. It highlights a Georgia program with 40 000 rural stroke victims, training physicians and educating the public, and shows Covingtons Newton County Stroke Clinic serving ages 16 to 84 with biweekly sessions and home based exercises.
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Georgia
Georgia Department of Public Health
Georgia Heart Association
Covington
Newton County
Patience and prayer in family faith test
The writer urges G. W. to avoid nagging and instead show love and patience as he shares his new faith. He notes parents may not understand but can be influenced by consistent kindness, understanding, and sincerity, and that miracles can occur if the home is prepared with sweetness.
Court of Appeals awards cotton growers refunds in excess of three million
The United States Court of Appeals ruled 100000 cotton growers are entitled to refunds totaling more than 3.5 million dollars. Monroe Police Chief Frank V Reitzell ordered all Negro shoe shine boys off the streets after petty thefts from stores and cars traced to the youths.
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Gilbert
Brazil
United States
The
News-Star
United States Court of Appeals
Monroe
Frank V. Reitzell
Local News-Stor-World Details and Staff Directory
Founded November 20 1891 the Monroe paper lists publishers John D Ewing Wilson Ewing and Richard Hale Gen Menager through 1962. It notes second class matter status since June 1 1909 and lists offices at Olive and North Fourth with FA 25161. Includes board president manager editor and AP affiliation details.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Richard Hale Gen. Menager
Monroe Apitce
News-Stor—World Publishing Corporation
Olive and
North Fourth St
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Pecos
Texas
Estes
West Texas
Fr. L. Bruce Company
Internal Revenue Service
South America
I. L. Bruce Company
Bruce
Hungary
God
Castro
Cuba
Marxigan
By David Lawrence
Paul Kauper
Michigan
Wilbur Katz
Wisconsin
Arthur Sutherland
Harvard
Philip Kurland
Chicago
William Ball
Villanova
Harry Jones
Columbia Universities
Snow Job
Communist Magazine
Fulton Lewis, JR
Castroland
Hugh Hester
Park Avenue
General Hester
National Guardian
Russia
House UN - American Activities Committee
Guardian
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Yeeteens
Bible Digest
Jim Bishop
Carney
Churchill
Roosevelt
Hitler
Gandhi
Stalin
Mr. Carney
the Biltmore
Clarence
Bill McCaffery
Sidney Fields
the Mirror
Danny Thomas
Robert Young
Daddy
Ephrons
M.B
Eisenhower
L. Q
FE. P
By Martin E. Segal
Public Health Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Billy Graham
Christ
G. W
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund S. Brown
Mor
Jack Gates
Walter B. Hatten
Associated Press
Branham Company National Advertising
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Delles
San Francisco
Les Angeles
Charlotte
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