State explores joining habits of officials and agencies
An editorial notes Kansas joins others in cataloging organized groups from national to local levels. It cautions that many associations create bureaucratic bloat and waste tax funds through paid trips and conventions. It discusses Iowa's state farm plan as a cautionary example of federal program spillover and potential unintended effects on broader markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hoegh
Towa
Lowi
Doe
Parents and Youth Warned Over Reckless Driving Influence
National Safety Council official Paul Jones says teen driving errors begin at home as parents model risky behavior. He argues youth imitate adult drivers and urge parents to follow traffic laws to curb reckless steering and reduce accidents on streets and highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
National Safety Council
Tratvic
Thoushit- Mu
Dac and
Mather
Fragmented OCR claims on state action and federal encroachment
An unclear OCR fragment discusses states acting to improve accountability and federal encroachment. It mentions Lee Fe Way and a statement about encroachment and a person named Ppoegn, but the text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
Drunk Driving Cases Struggle Over Evidence and Timeliness
Judges county attorneys and law enforcement discuss the lack of solid evidence in drunk driving prosecutions. Courts face difficulty applying the law and juries show uneven penalties. Often the only proof is officer testimony with witnesses moving or cases delayed for months.
Oklahoma City council signs second cloud seeding contract
The Oklahoma City council renews a cloud seeding agreement for a second year amid debate on its effectiveness. Critics say rainfall attribution is impossible to prove while supporters cite occasional clouds and rain. A four year Oregon State College study found no definite rainfall increases from the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oregoan State College
Horoscopes For Cats Goes To Press in Cleveland Opinion
A quirky piece about the book Horoscopes For Pussy Cats by 18 Bootsie Campbell mocks astrology and its readers in Cleveland. The essay notes the author catlike humor and warns Aries cats of headaches and kidney strain from excess catnip, suggesting more milk instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neon York
Ionas Pone
Bootsie Campbell
Cleveland
Aries
Doctor in the House Adores A Medical Life
A quirky reminiscence notes a constant call to be a doctor in the house and the toll of night shifts on a man who endures boring hours and physical exams while hoping for travel with a physician. The piece reflects aging and unusual patient encounters framed by office or home duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capistrano
Great Bed Of Ware Mentioned In Shakes Perres Theleta Night
A fragment from a column notes a storied bed associated with Shakespearean lore and a pun on famous bed trade. The piece ends with a humorous aside about back pain and self treatment, concluding with a syndicated distribution line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellover Boo
Geneva Talks Show Western Gains Not Moscow Victory
The article argues the Geneva conferences were a Western success and a Soviet failure. It contends Eisenhower and Dulles aimed to demonstrate Soviet obstruction to peace, while Western negotiators stood firm on German reunification and independence for satellite states. It calls for no compromise with evil and predicts potential future shifts in Soviet strategy.
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Washington
Russia
West
United States
Britain
France
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Germany
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Ho O
Moscow
Kremlin
Geneva
Atlantic
Dulles
Molotov
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Space Station X-1 at Disneyland a gigantic optical illusion
Hollywood columnist notes the 100 by 300 foot Space Station X-1 at Disneyland built under Walt Disney and Peter Ellenshaw, with Disney studio facilities, six months to model and six weeks to assemble. Also mentions Gia Scala, Randolph Scott, Gene Autry, Rex Allen, Liberace kiss mishap, and industry anecdotes about westerns and star appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Disneyland
Walt Disney
Peter Ellenshaw
Disney
Burbank Studios
Ellenshaw
Jim McCann
United States
Florida
New York
Great Lakes
Illinois
Iowa
Rockies
Prairies
High Sierras
Pacific States
Studios
New Orleans urged to form air pollution program
Arthur C. Stern of the U S Public Health Service told city and state officials to unite on a definite air pollution program. He said federal aid is limited to advice and trained personnel, with no direct help until a solid program exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Arthur C. Stern
U. S. Public Health Service
Campaign aide Krell hospitalized in Alexandria
Gubernatorial candidate Francis Greberberg says his campaign manager August 1 Krell is in an Alexandria hospital recovering from an appendectomy. Grevenberg hopes Krell returns before the January 17 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Francis Grevemberg
Krell
Alexandria
Grevemberg
Last rites set for Homer-Up farmer killed in tractor fall
Funeral services were held at the Apple Baptist church for Charles Drew Werley a Claiborne parish farmer who died Saturday after a fall from his tractor burial is planned in Haynesville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Rpple Baptist Church
Charles Drew Werley
Claiborne Parish
Haynesville
Adlai Stevenson A Puzzle For Southern Support In 1956
The piece questions pro Stevenson pundits pushing Adlai as the 1956 Democratic nominee. It argues the South remains unlikely to favor him and notes Stevenson’s shifting farm policy positions and perceived liberalism. The analysis cites Carmine DeSapio and Hubert Humphrey as factors in the nominating debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Adlai Stevenson
Libertyville
Stevenson
Expansive
West
California
Sen. Estes Kefauver
New York
Carmine DeSapio
Hubert Humphrey
Midwest Democratic Farm Conference
Des Moines
Monroe News-Star Publication Details and Motto
The Monroe News-Star prints news impartially and supports what is right regardless of party politics. It is published every afternoon except Saturday and Sunday by News-Star-World Publishing Corporation in Monroe. Tuesday November 22 1955.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
Wé North Second Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
Boar Williams
Bronsop
Richard Hale
William G Jasper
Associated Press
Inca News
Branham Company
National Alvertising Representatives
New York
Cago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Lousa
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotteo
Monroe
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By David Lawrence
By Jimmy Fidler
Arkansas
Oregon
Texas
USA
Universal
Gia Scala
Gia
Howard Christie
Miss Scala
Merle Oberon
Lex Barker
Randolph Scott
Bert Harte
Mark Twain
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Gene Autry
Rex Allen
Gene
Allen
Warners
Liberace
Dorothy Malone
Joanne Dru
Miss Dru
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Adlai
Fulton Lewis
New Republic
Green Bay
Wis
East Lynne
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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