Nocturnal Schizophrenics in Government Spending
Observers compare federal budget splits to schizophrenia as Congress and administration clash over spending. References include the mass transit bill trimmed from 500 million to 375 million with possible larger loan commitments and the youth employment bill rising from 100 to 120 million before ending at 100 million. Citizens are urged to voice concerns as spending pressures grow.
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Court Ruling Checks ICC In Railroad Shipping Case
The Supreme Court faulted the Interstate Commerce Commission for acting arbitrarily without adequate findings in canceling reduced railroad rates to meet coastal carrier competition. The ruling orders a thorough reexamination, signaling court oversight of regulatory actions affecting business and consumers.
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Bulgarian Pushes Atrobatak Cigarets For Thought Control
The Bulgarian communist government introduces Atrobatak cigarettes claiming they are harmless and aid illnesses while containing drugs that suppress truthfulness. The move aims to force citizens to reveal thoughts, contrasting Bulgaria’s tobacco history and sparking concern among growers and readers.
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Bulgaria
Not The Slightest Legal Basis For Troops In Birmingham
The piece argues there is no constitutional or statutory basis for using Federal troops in Alabama without a state request. It contrasts Kennedy’s Birmingham stance with past cases and notes legal opinions limiting presidential power to deploy troops domestically. It warns such power risks autocracy and favors local police handling of riots.
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Disturbed Young Statesman Confesses Election Dilemma
In a mock therapy session, the distinguished young statesman laments repeated political missteps. He blames his brother for misdirected actions harming the Democratic party and aiding Republican figures abroad.
California Young Democrats vote shifts amid internal rifts
In San Francisco a stormy California Federation of Young Democrats convention elected Josiah Beeman over Bill Greene amid charges that Negroes seek control of the 5,000 member group. Greene blamed his defeat on opposing three CDC backed resolutions including ending HUAC and opposing unilateral action on Castro. Delegates also backed calls for nuclear test ban and other reforms. San Diego GOP chair Bob Wilson cites CDC positions as party leadership responsibility and vows to press Democratic candidates on CDC planks.
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UnAmerican Activities Committee
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Engle
Do you believe in the fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man
Billy Graham answers that all men are brothers in the human family but only through Jesus Christ can the lost relationship be restored. He notes sin severs sonship and Christ alone provides reconciliation, redemption, and regeneration to realize the fatherhood of God.
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How to Keep Well Painful feet and health hints
Painful feet stem from foot strain plantar warts or corns and can be eased with exams proper shoes and arch supports Some tests show if strain comes from flat feet and inner heel pressure Proper walking technique aids relief Foot conditions like Mortons neuroma bunions or infected toes may require care or surgery Kidney and allergy questions are addressed along with X ray limits and skin test usefulness The health hints conclude with a note about cautious driving and acceleration.
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Leche Refuses Resignation Over Federal Judgeship
25 years ago Gov. Richard W. Leche stated he would not resign to take a federal judgeship. Former Senator Joseph E. Randsdell attacked communism in a Monroe Knights of Columbus speech. Mexican leader Sarmiento Cedillo claimed President Cardenas sought to push Mexico toward revolution.
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Joseph E. Randsdell
Knights of Columbus
Monroe
Saturnino Cedillo
Cardenas
Monroe News-Star Staff and Publication Details
The Monroe News-Star is an independent afternoon newspaper printed with impartial reporting. It lists publishers John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing and manager Richard Hale with board members and editors, and notes Associated Press use and Branham Company advertising representation.
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