Editorials on Moscow Congress split and U S military funding
The Monroe Mews Star discusses the 22nd Congress of the Communist Party in Moscow and the Khrushchev leadership split. It argues a US move to reduce military spending while hoping for peaceful projects is unlikely, noting Albania’s withdrawal, Stalin’s statues, and China’s Chenlai Lai criticism as signs of fragile unity among Soviet allies.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Joseph Stalini
United States
Russia
Iso
Albania
Stalin
Red Square
Leonistani
China
Chen Ton Lai
Soviet Empire
Living Standards As By-Products From Freedom and Growth
The piece argues prosperity in the United States arises as a by-product of freedom and religious liberty rather than a direct goal. It notes historical colonization aimed at worship and revenue, then cites 1917 soybeans output and current large states Illinois Iowa Indiana Missouri Minnesota. It also mentions 1961 Navy midshipman training and 1960 U.S. insurance premiums near $32 billion.
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America
United States
Arellinois
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri
Minnesota
Unemployment Problem Traced To Wage-Price Squeeze
An economic analysis links unemployment to a wage price squeeze and delayed tax reform. Officials note 4 million unemployed with 38 percent from construction and manufacturing sectors. calls for prompt tax reform to boost sales, stabilize prices, and revive capital spending.
Kremlin Turns Propaganda Guns On Franco Regime
An article reports Soviet propaganda efforts against Spanish leader Francisco Franco. It cites clandestine radio Espana Independiente, front groups abroad, and a 550-delegate Second Latin American Conference framing Spain and Portugal. The piece notes supportive coverage by The New York Times and questions IADL links to communism, with background on Albert Le Colloms and Kenneth Jones amid UN Congo tensions.
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Portual
United Nations
International Association of Democratic Lawyers
New York Times
the Times
Albert le Colloms
TADL
Colloms
Anne
New York
Mexico City
Elisabethville
Katanga
Kenneth Jones
Baltimore
Congo
Security Council
Witches Executed In Colonies Revealed In Early Court Records
Colonial records from 1636 to 1656 list severe penalties for moral offenses including witch suspicions, adultery and Sabbath violations. The text cites whipping, stocks, fines, and public shaming for acts such as slander, infidelity, and desecration during Puritan governance.
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Salem
Mass
United States
New York
Fissex County
Massachusetts
How to Keep Well Crib Deaths
A health column discusses sudden infant death causes and prevention. It notes that many crib deaths involve infants who seem well, with risks from choking, allergies to milk, and respiratory inflammation. Autopsy findings vary, and experts urge careful observation and safe sleep practices.
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Hohe
Non-Citizen Social Security Eligibility and Railroad Benefits
The article explains that Social Security is an insurance system based on taxes and work credits, regardless of citizenship. It cites a case of a 1898-born man who worked in covered jobs from 1937 to 1944, eligible for Social Security full benefits at 65, plus Railroad Retirement and veteran benefits. combined eligibility requires 12 quarters in Social Security covered work.
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America
Sears
Taam
Myoo
Tocan
Pam Neta
Aisha
Meroe
St Toi
Giestion
Beemning
Cna
Veteres
Why Does God Allow Suffering and Evil Yet Heal Faith
A mother 37 with arthritis endures four months of pain while questions rise about why God allows suffering. The answer notes that health and prosperity are not guarantees for believers, citing Jesus promises hardship yet presence. It urges not to vent bitterness toward loved ones and highlights faith that redeems in trials.
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Phink
Jesus
News notes from 25 years ago in Monroe News-Star
The November 9 1936 Monroe News-Star highlights the US Agriculture Department report placing cotton in the 12 409 000 bale range. It notes Frances Greer the LSU soprano from Helena Arkansas gave a recital in Rayville at the invitation of Colonel and Vice John W Summertin. Also described is a 68 ton exhibit arrival at Thners Central station featuring a massive cow and a small donkey attraction.
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Tran Portation
Cohatiu
Fieleho Amecrabiod
Aces
Wich
Monroe News-Star
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LSU
Frances Greer
Helena
Arkansas
Rayville
John W. Summertin
Vource
Thners
Bus Crash Near Brawley Kills Minister and Injures Dozens
A bus overturning on US 99 south of Brawley injured at least 30 people and killed Rev. William Dexter Hester, 70, of Los Angeles. Investigators say the bus skidded on an ab spot before overturning with minister Hester in the front seat.
Monroe News Star Publisher and Staff Note
The Monroe News Star announces second class matter status at the Monte Ext office June 1 under an 1879 act. It lists editors and staff including Richard Hive, Walter Hatten, and others and notes AP membership and independence. It states the paper prints news impartially and opposes what it believes to be wrong regardless of party.
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North Bourd St
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