South Africa Clamps Down Under Sabotage Act Anniversary
The piece marks one year since the General Laws Amendment Act known as the Sabotage Act. It grants broad powers to the minister of justice, enabling bans on 120 individuals and extensive restraints on press and movement, amid growing underground movements and white migration patterns.
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Union of South Africa
Balthazar Vorster
Italy
Germany
South Africa
Hom
Nuthern
Rhodesia
Kew
Cape Town
Portugal
Eric Louw
Europe bets on trio of future tanks in NATO balance
The article outlines France AMX and Germany Standard Panzer previews as Europe modernizes armor. It notes US MC tank for Europe, potential German production by September, and a hoped $500 million German order to replace M series tanks. It questions which tank best halts Soviet armor.
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Korea
United States
Far East
Russia
France
Germany
Bonn
U.S
Studebaker stock and bonds prospects in teen investor letter
A 13 year old asks if buying Studebaker is wise and notes dairy firm Borden and American Telephone offer growth. The columnist cautions bonds move with money rates, warns against easy money schemes, and says to wait for stable money conditions before buying low priced speculative stocks.
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Roger E. Spear
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Borden Vrai
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Corp 8
General
Folklore humor and daily sayings in old dialogue
A William Wade piece humorously presents everyday remarks and misunderstandings through short dialogues. It notes common phrases about expense powerlessness and family life with snippets about children asking questions and a wife cringing at a critical remark about a vacuum story.
Castro’s Cuba Seizures Escalate U S Tensions
In These Times argues Castro’s moves against the United States threaten the Western Hemisphere. The author decries Cuba’s seizure of the US Embassy in Havana and the ambassador’s residence, accusing Washington of weak response while warning of escalating costs and dangers of allowing Castro to grow power.
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Sam
Khrushchev
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Hav Ana
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State Department
Kennedys
Latin America
Western Hemisphere
Uncle Sam
Chemical Company Starts Two Weeks Summer Training Camp McCoy
muosier reservists from the 217th Chemical Company Anderson Indiana begin two weeks of summer training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Seventy seven men and 50 attached personnel arrive to study chemical corps equipment operation maintenance in class and demonstrations then four days in the field. Capt Burrows leads the unit as attached personnel from Michigan and northern Indiana join the 217th, with return by bus August 10.
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217Th Chemica Company
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Ind
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Chemical Corps
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Bur. Tows
217Th
Burrows
Michigan
Khrushchev threats and Cuban missiles part of Cold War defence
Thamar Vermillion outlines American defense logic against Soviet actions and possible Cuban missiles. He cites Khrushchev’s 1961 speech, Soviet evacuation plans, and Mikoyan’s Cuba visit, arguing the need to deter and respond to full-scale attacks. A second note mentions India growing over 4,000 rice varieties and India's large rice acreage.
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Khrushchev
Russia
Strategic Air Command
Cuba
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Khruschev
Europe
America
Japan
Mikoyan
New York
Adlai
Stevenson
Nudist Debate: Medical Facts About Sun Exposure and Clothing
A psychologist and readers discuss nudity, sun exposure, and clothing. Claims cover ultraviolet risks, skin cancer, tuberculosis flare ups, and the idea that nudist camps blunt sexual appeal. The author argues clothing shields skin from insects and injury, and that tanning is a weak response to sun.
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Hal
Debates On Chronic Rheumatism And Nutrition Belief
A historic letter explains chronic rheumatism versus arthritis, arguing nutrition and Osler’s views, noting the poor and workers’ exposure to cold as factors, and recounting early ocean voyage hardships and a joint property tax ruling in Indiana. The piece weaves medical opinion with maritime tales.
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Medi
Cine
Osler
Council On Books
Everyody
US and Soviet Postpone Arms Talks Before Moscow Ministers Meet
US and Soviet diplomats recessed disarmament discussions until after a Moscow ministers meeting next week. Delegates showed cautious optimism about further East-West progress, while planning to draft bilateral discussion items for Geneva talks.
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UPS
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Moscow
Fate Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Charles C
K. Tsarapkin
Steele
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Asrapkin
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War Law Bloc
France
When faced with opposition how should you respond
The passage urges steadfast faith and courage when confronted by adversity. It asks if you fret or yield and urges living each day with a courageous heart, doing your best and trusting in God rather than giving in to fear. It emphasizes remaining firm and diligent in one's duties.
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William Brady
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