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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
5
The editorial argues for self reliance and limited government to protect freedom. It warns against overreliance on the state and urges constructive action in economics and public policy. It also critiques unemployment statistics and calls for responsive competition in key industries.
An opinion piece argues a 1937 quarantine policy proposed by F D Roose vel offers a nonviolent path to deter Soviet expansion. It urges Allies to embargo trade with the USSR, sever diplomatic ties, and rally Latin America, warning that unity could spur Eastern European uprisings and spare millions from nuclear war.
A partisan clash within the Democratic Party centers on whether Communist China should be admitted to the United Nations. Key figures on opposing sides include Vice President Johnson, Senator Tom Dodd, and Speaker McCormack against Adlai Stevenson and Dean Acheson, with Bowles and Rusk displaying evolving positions.
A new Legion auxiliary organization formed by former commanders and adjutants of the American Legion at the meeting. Attendees included Dr. P. M. Gayle Sam Orchard Isaac Lemle Isadore Liebreich C. B. Braun C. M. Mitchell Courtney Oliver Harry Stein and Bill Perhamus. An Army amphibian plane set a 1425 mile nonrefueling flight from San Juan Puerto Rico to Langley Field Virginia.
A first-person essay reflects on KKK violence, public fear, and media bias. The author compares Ku Klux Klan intimidation to labor union violence, questions police and government responses, and argues unions bear similar or greater blame for civil rights abuses.
A Washington AP overview compares Khrushchev era Berlin tensions to 1958 1959. It tracks proposals for a free Berlin, bloc threats, peace talks, blockades, and statements by Eisenhower Kennedy Ulbricht Khrushchev and others, noting repeated patterns and six month hopes for a resolution.
London reports Antony Armstrong-Jones will join four advisers for the magazine Design. The Council of Industrial Design previously engaged Princess Margaret's husband as an unpaid adviser earlier this year.
A study by the Quartermaster Institute for the Army reports that American males favor simple foods like fresh milk, grilled steak, and ice cream while vegetables rate low. Preferences shift with age and region, with satiety driving intake regardless of weight concerns.
A health note clarifies that hepatitis is not spread by mere room sharing with an infected person. The exception is if a visitor has close personal contact with the patient.
The letter states peptic ulcers can be treated without drinking milk by using bland foods and acid reducing medicines. It notes skim milk or milk powders can substitute for regular milk or cream in therapy.
Co. M.S. notes that a slow pulse aligns with underactive thyroid and the opposite occurs with overactivity, reflecting how thyroid production affects heart rate.
A reader asks if wheat allergy causes arthritis and if weight loss can trigger stroke. The columnist explains fat breakup, says fat dissolves to energy and is excreted, and notes health threats from foolishness and age.
A devotional note cites Job 22 13 and expresses that God sees beyond clouds and mountains guiding those who trust Him. It adds that all things work together for those who love the Lord.
The Monroe News-Star establishes its identity and longtime staff, noting founders and publishers from 1891 to 1952. It outlines its mission as an independent daily delivering partial news coverage and opposes politics to uphold what it believes is right.
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