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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1965

Page

4

New Guest In Housing Proposes Broad Federal Role

A 1930s era Better Housing Program and later public housing expansion are outlined as a plan to broaden federal involvement. Proposals include 240000 new units over four years, rent subsidies, and scattered housing to push integration, with concerns about cost and local authority impact.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Federal Housing Administration Congress Senate Banking Committee

Urban Renewal For Ducks in Montreal's Beaver Lake

Urban renewal for ducks features five apartment buildings to replace a floating slum on Beaver Lake in Mount Royal Park. Architect Harry Mayerovitch advocates a redevelopment blending residential space and recreation for the beaver ducks, with city officials approving and federal authorities notably absent.

Montreal National Observer Mount Royal Park Harry Mayerovitch Beaver Lake For Ducks Great Society Mayerovitch

Nuclear Ship Savannah sails to relieve government burden

The N S Savannah, built as a peace ship at Eisenhower's suggestion in 1955, features a nuclear reactor with enough uranium 235 to steam about 200,000 miles at 21 knots. A four year delay pushed its voyage from 1960 to 1964 as Amer ican Export Isbrandtsen Lines takes over from the government.

N. S. Savannah Eisenhower Isbrandtsen Lines, Incorporated Savannah

Johnson Urges UN Mediation for Vietnam War

President Johnson argues at the United Nations 20th anniversary meeting in San Francisco that the United States supports peace talks and unconditional discussion in Vietnam. He criticizes isolationist and appeasement voices, asserts US openness to peace, and calls on nations to pressure aggressors while stressing the UN’s role as a moral, non sovereign federation guiding global security.

Washington Johnson San Francisco United Nations United States America Viet Nam Southeast Asia Security Council Commonwealth World Assembly United States of America

Defense Budget Battle Sets 1966 Military Spending

A brief House debate over the 1966 defense outlays culminated in the approval of 45 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. Rep. George Mahon, chairing the Defense Appropriations subcommittee, praised Sec. Robert McNamara’s readiness gains while Republicans raised concerns about Soviet parity, missile delays, and a balanced deterrence strategy amid Vietnam and Caribbean actions.

Washington Congress Capitol Hill Lubbock Texas George Mahon Mahon House Robert McNamara Adlai Stevenson Lipscomb Laird Wisconsin Viet Nam Dominican Republic Europe

Labor splits over Vietnam policy divide unions in Washington

The Washington scene shows AFL-CIO chief George Meany backing tough Vietnam action while Walter Reuther's ultra liberal UAW board condemn intervention. A Philip Randolph assails U.S. war aims, opposing conscription, with critics like Joseph Overton defending Johnson. ILWU opposes aggression, and the DNC reports near record fundraising. Charlton Heston, Rock Hudson, and Tony Curtis face a USIA critique in America Illustrated, tied to a festival appearance and government publication.

Washington South Vietnam George Meany Afl-Cio United Auto Workers Walter Reuther UAW South Viet Nam Emil Mazey A. Philip Randolph Negro - American Labor Council NALC U. S Viet Nam Randolph Joseph Overton NASC Johnson Overton Charlton Heston Rock Hudson Tony Curtis U. S. Treasury United States Information Agency Richard Schickel Hollywood America Illustrated USIA Ussr Poland Middle East Heston Hudson Curtis White House Festival of the Arts

Understanding Endometriosis and Related Health Questions

A reader explains endometriosis detailing endometrial tissue escape into the abdominal cavity, common symptoms, affected age range, and treatment options. The piece notes it does not cause cancer, discusses surgery and hormone therapy, and includes reader queries on peripheral blood disease breast self examination and pregnancy-related hemorrhoids with concise medical clarifications.

U L Writes On Polyarthritis Differences

U L notes that polyarthritis involves many joints, unlike simple arthritis which affects fewer joints or a single area. In polyarthritis multiple joints such as wrists knees and fingers can be inflamed, potentially signaling a systemic issue rather than localized wear.

Monroe News-Mar Health Hint Sparks Appearance Focus

Today’s Health Hint urges readers to improve appearance. The item appears in the Monroe News-Mar, a long running paper founded in 1891. The publisher, editors and AP affiliation are noted, along with printing details and office contact in Monroe, Louisiana.

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