Reagan and Rockefeller Draw Attention at West Yellowstone Meeting
At a Western Governors meeting in Montana Reagan and Rockefeller drew praise yet avoided official candidacy. McCall called Reagan the hottest political property while some governors warned against bandwagons toward any candidate. Nixon and Romney faced shifting support as Ramifications for 1968 nominating fights emerged with March primaries looming.
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Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
West Yellowstone
Montana
Reagan
Oregon
Tom McCall
McCall
Rockefeller
New York
Jackson
Wyoming
Nixon
Romney
New Hampshire
Edith Green Fights Federal Control Shifting Education Powers
Oregon Democrat Edith Green wins a landmark shift by renaming the National Teacher Corps to Teacher Corps and transferring recruitment training and assignment from the Education Commissioner to local authorities. Her House victory follows a four hour summit with Education Commissioner Harold Howe II and a Senate pass of shifting a major elementary program to the states.
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Edith Green
Oregon
House
Green
Harold Howe II
Howe
Office of Education
Senate
Brutality and policing in a tense Florida case
A West Palm Beach incident sees a berserk man seize a police revolver, killing two officers before being stopped by a Vietnam veteran. The piece argues the media overstate brutality while noting the difficulty of subduing violent suspects and the harsh reality of policing civil unrest. It also oddly ends with a definition of a wetland.
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West Palm Beach
Florida
Vietnam
Kosygin Visit to Cuba Seen as Colossal Mistake
An editorial urges U S public relations to warn Moscow against Premier Kosygin's Havana trip. It argues the visit highlights Cuban bases and potential nuclear missiles 90 miles from Florida, tying to Latin American guerrilla plans and Soviet pressure on the United States while warning of broader Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Moscow
Kremlin
Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
United States
Havana
Lawrence
United Press International
London
OAS
Venezuela
Castro
Latin America
Schizophrenia Symptoms Notable In Defense Department
The article surveys how military leadership and defense ministers across U S history reflect a paradox between a peaceable republican ideal and the pressures of wartime power. It cites figures from Madison to McElroy and notes how the Defense Secretary's civilian or retired status aimed to curb militarization, yet wartime needs repeatedly blurred that line.
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Navy
Defense
Madison
Calhoun
J. Q. Adams
Andrew Jackson
Florida
Newton Baker
Wilson
Leonard Wood
Tasker Bliss
America
Josephus Daniels
Senate
Forrestal
Louis Johnson
White House
Truman
Pentagon
George Marshall
Marshall
Tom Gates
Charlie Wilson
Eisenhower
Neil McElroy
Minimum wage law cited as causing job losses
The National Federation of Independent Business warns the federal minimum wage increase has displaced about 400,000 workers with projections of two million on public relief by 1967 end. Data from a 40,000 firm sample show February to April firings rising to 26 percent, mainly teens and disabled workers, with Midwest and Southern states hardest.
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National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
Kent Business, Inc
Federation
Great Society
Congress
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
National Federation of Independent Busi- Federation of Independent Business
National Federation of Independent Business
U. S
Midwest
Rocky Mountain States
Connecticut
How To Keep Well When Driving Safety Is At Stake
A discussion on driver health and safety covers fatigue drugs sleep emotional state and medical conditions. It cites a California survey showing higher accident and violation rates for drivers with diabetes epilepsy cardiovascular disease alcoholism and mental illness and notes risks increase for drivers over 60. It also notes vision and carbon monoxide factors and includes a medical Q A with Dr Van Dellen and a pregnant women guidance on German measles.
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California
van Dellen
McNamara’s record: misjudgments on Cuba and nuclear threats
The passage recounts Defense Secretaries underestimating Communist capabilities, noting Charlie Wilson’s dismissal of Sputnik, McElroy’s focus on ballistic weapons, and McNamara’s early Test Ban stance. It criticizes his underestimation of Castro and Chinese H bombs, his Vietnam budget failures, and erosion of U S nuclear credibility.
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Tom Gates
Charlie Wilson
McElroy
Wilson
Louis Johnson
Navy
McNamara
Castros
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Joint Chiefs
USA
Vietnam
Hair smells despite regular shampooing
A scalp or hair odor can persist even with frequent washing. Causes include buildup of sweat and oils, bacteria or yeast on the scalp, fungal or seborrheic dermatitis, hormonal changes, dietary factors, and infrequent rinsing of shampoo residue. Consider a dermatologist if persistent.
Odor from Sweat Glands May Need Daily Shampoos
The odor stems from secretions of sweat and oil. If these glands are working overtime, daily shampoos may be necessary. For men, a crew cut often solves the problem.
Thumbs stiff and weak for six months sources pain causes
A reader reports six months of stiff sore weak thumbs without swelling and asks for causes. The reply notes arthritis as the most common reason for finger and thumb pain and stiffness.
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Today’s Health Hint Change of pace aids health
A brief note advises balancing work and play to support overall health. It suggests switching routines to reduce stress and enhance wellbeing. The guidance emphasizes regular breaks and enjoyable activities as part of a healthy lifestyle.
Monroe News Star Publication Masthead Snapshot
The Monroe News Star is an independent daily newspaper published every afternoon except weekends from North 4th and Olive Street Monroe Louisiana 71201. It lists staff including William H. Bronson president Jack Camano general manager and Brown assistant general manager with city editor William Ga Wittam and others. The paper declares independence and opposition to wrong without party bias.
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Monroe News-Star
Monroe
News Star—World Pupiehing
Oporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Onroe
Rman
William H. Bronson
Jack
Camano
Brown
Mer
Edmund G Jack C. Ga Wittam
Bator City
Ember
Ranham Company
National Avertising
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Joe News
Star
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