Feighan Leads Conservative Drift in Immigration Policy
Rep. Michael Feighan of Ohio emerges as the key conservative force on immigration, blocking Rep. Emanuel Celler’s liberal bill and rallying both conservative and liberal support for Feighan’s own plan. A $120,000 appropriation to revive the House Immig ration and National Policy Committee, which Feighan chairs, signals a tightening of immigration oversight and a potential check on the State Department amid fears of lax rules and influx of unsavory elements.
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Michael Feighan
Ohio
Feighan
Emanuel Celler
Celler
United States
U. S
U.S
House
House-Senate Committee On Immigration and National Policy
New York
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Feighan's
State Department
Washington
Meat Probe Moves Forward Amid Meat Inspection Debate
Senator John J. Williams and Senator Frank Lausche urge a full investigation of a New York three state horsemeat scandal and missed detections by federal inspectors. The push ties to a broader Agriculture Department reform draft while President Johnson weighs expanding meat safety oversight.
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John J. Williams
Delaware
Bobby Baker
Frank Lausche
Ohio
New York
Lausche
Williams
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Agriculture
Orville E. Freeman
White House
Congress
Johnson
House
Senate Agricultural Committees
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
Louisiana
Allen J. Ellender
Williams-Lausche
Communists See U.S. Set to Quit Viet Nam War
In a 1965 viewpoint, the piece argues the United States must stay in Viet Nam to prevent communist advances. It asserts that surrender policies fail, warns of global aggression if the U.S. withdraws, and stresses commitment to victory and world peace through continued U.S. involvement.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
United States
Congress
Southeast Asia
Europe
Berlin Wall
Great Britain
Malaysia
Sukarno
Middle East
Africa
America
Far East
Formosa
Philippines
Australia
Japan
United Nations
British Commonwealth Conference of Nations
Birth Control Bill Sparks Bipartisan Debate in Congress
A congressional push for S. 1676 would create an Office of Population Problems under the State Department and a domestic office under HEW to teach the prevention of unwanted births. Senator Gruening leads with seven co-sponsors, while President Johnson and Eisenhower offer endorsements. Senator Tydings argues that lack of birth control rights harms impoverished Americans, warns about overpopulation and urban poverty, and urges preventive action as essential to social welfare.
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Senator Gruening
Alaska
Government Operations Committee
State Department
Department of Health-Education- Welfare
Johnson
Great Society
Gruening
Tydings
Bass
Douglas
Moss
Bartlett
Yarborough
Young
Senate
Hoodlums Invade Court Grounds Raise Crime Alarm
A Washington political letter cites brazen street crime near the Supreme Court and parliament, claiming Mallory and Killough rulings hinder police. It notes increased robberies, assaults, and rapes in the capital, urging omnibus crime bills blocked in the Senate.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
California
John McFall
McFall
Mallory
Killough
House
Senate
About Your Health Scrivener's Cramp and Second Sight
Health note on writer's cramp historical context among clerks and telegraphers with details of a 25 year auction clerk case and the improbability of cure. Followed by Q and A on myopia and senile cataract causing a temporary restoration of reading without glasses, known as second sight.
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Scrivener
Harry Lee Parker
Parker
Sprained Ankle Recovery Question from J T
J T describes a sprained ankle and asks if the slow healing is normal. He wonders whether ankle sprains typically take long to heal and seeks guidance on expected recovery timelines and care steps.
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J. T
Overcoming Fear of Thunder With Knowledge and Safety
Reader H S asks about fear of thunder. Psychiatrists can help, but admitting fear and learning about thunder and lightning aids management. Seek safe places during storms and build coping steps through education and exposure.
What is a cre tin in thyroid deficiency
A cretin is a child born with an imperfectly developed thyroid gland. Without early and lifelong thyroid extract, the child may be dwarfed and mentally retarded.
Today's Health Hint Bicycle rear reflectors advised
A health note urges bicycle riders to install rear reflectors for visibility. It explains reflectors improve safety by making riders more noticeable to motorists, especially at dawn and dusk, reducing collision risk.
Monroe News-Star World masthead history and notes
The Monroe News-Star World details its history from 1891 to 1952 with publishers John O Ewing Wilson Ewing and executives. It notes publication timing weekdays, address in Monroe Louisiana Zip 71203 and AP affiliation. It declares independence and impartial reporting stance.
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John O. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olive Street
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