Johnson Uses Labor Film Push For 1964 Victory
President Johnson signals no re election bid but aims to mobilize union voters through a 30 minute White House film with AFL CIO President Meany. The dialogue stresses unity on Vietnam and medicare and warns of Republican backlash. A shorter scare film and wage restraint talk follow to keep labor allied.
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Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Vietnam
White House
Aflcio
Gallup
Pedernales
Big Labor
Meany
Florida
GOP Grass Roots Struggle to Rebuild Louisiana Party
The piece details Louisiana GOP setbacks after a sweeping defeat on February 6, with Charles deGravelles aiming to rebuild through youth and grass roots, expanding parish presence, and fielding candidates against vulnerable liberal congressmen. It notes the party’s 70 to 1 disadvantage to Democrats, long-serving figures like Ellender and Long, and the favorable but limited current state image under McKeithen. Cyprus history and U S physician density per 100000 population are also touched upon as side notes.
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Republican Party
Louisiana
Charles deGravelles
New Orleans
Allen Ellender
Ellender
Senate
Russell Long
Kingfish
de Gravelles
GOP
Lady Luck
Johnson Quoted On City Building Needs
Washington argues that billions could ease urban crises linked to population growth and race relations. President Johnson urges revitalizing city cores and new communities, while warning that jobs, education, and a balanced redistribution of people are essential to reduce racial tensions and prevent disorder.
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Johnson
Washington
National Advisory Commission On
Congress
America
Gore's Knifing Touches a Sensitive Nerve
A 90 minute talk with Senator Albert Gore outlines his strategy of pressuring President Johnson over Vietnam by attacking his plausibility and policy. The piece contrasts Gore with other Democrats and argues the aim is to coerce a policy shift without harming the nation.
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Washington
Brutus
Caesar
Albert Gore
Tenn
United States
Eugene McCarthy
Minn
Lyndon Johnson
Robert Kennedy
N.Y
Fulbright
Ark
Morse
Ore
Church
Idaho
LBJ
Gore
Tonkin Gulf
Senate
Vietnam
Johnson
Clare Booth Luce
Franklin Roosevelt
Kennedy
South Vietnam
Diem
Westmoreland
Red China
Continental
China
Mr. Johnson
Congress
Asia
Behold the Lamb and the Faith to Overcome Sin
A devotional piece citing Leviticus and John verses to affirm Jesus as the sacrificial lamb and source of righteousness. It urges believers to receive Christ, gain power to overcome, and warns that life falters without faith in Him.
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House of God
Franking Sleuths Watch Solons Franking Sleuths Watch
Officials probe franking practices as members of Congress risk penalties for using free postage for campaigning. Incumbents face fines for poems calendars and pictures in newsletters, while debates focus on redefining what counts as official business and the scope of congressional mail.
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Congress
Post Office Department
Wisconsin
Glenn R. Davis
Milwaukee Republican
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
California
Harold T
Bizz) Johnson
Johnson
Alvin E. O’konski
O'Konski
National Federation of Independent Businessses
Q’konski
Post Office
Covington
Kentucky
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown Jr
Glenn Cunningham
Iowa
House
Cunningham
Executive Branch
Capitol Hill
Nervousness signs and medical questions discussed
The article outlines obvious and subtle signs of nervousness such as trembling lips red face rapid breathing and nail biting. It notes physiological cues like rapid pulse sweating and the puddle sign and discusses cosmetic hints in some neurotic individuals. It also mentions common stress related complaints and invites reader questions on medical topics with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Dye absorption guidance and gall bladder indicators
The quote notes that dye must be taken per directions and absorbed by the stomach. It states that failure of these dyes to enter the gall bladder signals disease about 97 percent of the time.
Salt restriction and artery hardening linked to hypertension
Y. O. notes that limiting salt in the diet slows arteriosclerosis only when arteriosclerosis coexists with high blood pressure, implying no effect otherwise. The statement highlights the conditional role of sodium restriction on arterial hardening in hypertensive contexts.
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Y. O
Sleeping with the Sock On Affects Eyesight Rumor Debunked
S. S. notes there is no truth to the idea that sleeping with a sock on harms eyesight. The item appears in Today’s Health Hint column alongside a parental pride note about a child’s maturity.
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S. S
Monroe News Star Announces 1909 Publication Details
The Monroe News Star is described as a long established, lead paper with second class mail, dated June 1 1909. It lists staff including publisher Ewing and editor various roles, AP member status, and national ad representatives. The piece reflects a local newspaper positioning and editorial stance.
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Maonree
Sturdey
News Star—World
North 4Th
Olive Street
Telemene Wo
Shman
Jonn Dbd
Ewing
Witton Ewing
William H. Brenson
Jack $. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
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Publishers-Hell Syndicate
By Holmes Alexander
Bible Digest
Hi. B. Dean
Solons
Richard Thomas
Davis
James Buckley
Buckley
Henry S. Reuss
Milwaukee
Reuss
Glenn
DR. van Dellen
Jesus
Hell
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Monroe
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