Two Years In The Alliance Marks Disillusion Across Latin America
On the Alliance for Progress second anniversary Latin Americans face doubt and disappointment amid slow reforms. Nations like Brazil Argentina Chile and Mexico show uneven progress with land and tax reform, inadequate development planning and bureaucratic hurdles. U.S. aid is criticized as more bailout than long term growth while Congress trims Latin aid and Kennedy calls for patience and effort from Latins themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance For Progress
United States
U.S
Punta del Este
Cuba
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Peru
Venezuela
Lopez Mateos
Congress
Latin America
Kennedy
Alianza
REA Loans Underwrite Taxpayers Says 101 Years Of Integrity
As of June 30 last year rural electrification loans totaled 2.862 billion dollars at 2 percent interest. Since 1935 market rates rose from 2 1/8 percent to about 4 percent, costing taxpayers 57.24 million yearly subsidy. Co-ops borrow at 2 percent and lend to businesses at higher rates, expanding into industrial finance. The piece urges equal borrowing and tax treatment with investor owned utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REA
Lost To The Taxpayers Amos Alonzo Stagg honors
Amos Alonzo Stagg, observing his 101st birthday, reflects on college football as a game of character rather than business. The aging coach, 41 seasons at Chicago, is praised for integrity and amateur ideals amid modern pressures and NCAA concerns over brutal play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Alonzo Stagg
NCAA
University of Chicago
Stagg
Retired civil servant seeks inflation hedge investments
A reader asks how to invest 4000 to protect pension purchasing power. The adviser suggests Texaco and Long Island Lighting for potential dividend growth, and endorses holding International Tel & Tel and General Telephone for future education needs, citing management and earnings potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
E. W
Texaco
Long Island Lighting
General Telephone
F.B.I. Civil Rights Role Distilled by Roscoe Drummond
Drummond argues the F.B.I. has limited federal policing duties in civil rights cases and should not be blamed for state and local law failures. He cites Hoover, federal acts, and eight rights violations the bureau can investigate, stressing proper jurisdiction and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
F.B.I
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
F.b.i.’S
Hartke to Speak at Democratic Rally in Local Area
Taxpayers note that U.S. Senator Vance Hartke, a Democratic speaker at a local rally, has long been criticized for focusing on economy in campaigns rather than in office. Friday mail brings ten Hartke envelopes, franked congressional mail from his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Vance Hartke
Anderson Herald
Sen. Hartke
Senator's Rally Notes Split on Tax Cuts and Civil Rights
Five envelopes held advance copies of a tax reduction bill statement to be read at today's rally. Two envelopes carried remarks by the senior senator defending the test bomb treaty as in our interest. Three envelopes contained opposing predictions from fellow senators on civil rights legislation.
Senator Uses Three Statements in One Envelope
A campus style remark notes that the senator could have sent out three statements together, saving taxpayers money and reducing office workload. The quip emphasizes efficiency and frugality in official communications.
Adoption of Government Economy by Congressmen
The text argues that faithful practice of government economy by congressmen in their operations and voting on spending legislation would help enable tax reductions for all, contrasting planless reductions with rising expenditures and a mounting public debt that may trigger another debt limit hike.
Case Records of Dr George W Crane Healings and ideals
A nurse of ideas urges harnessing emotional highs from sermons and concerts to avoid fatigue. The piece cites William James and Mark Twain, urges teen idealism in churches, and recommends small acts like condolence cards and greeting strangers to build articulate, active church members. It ends with instructions to write Dr. Crane for personal advice with return envelopes and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda B
Mark Twain
Hilda
William James
St. Paul
Banana feeding for infants and vitamin guidance from Dr Brady
Dr Brady promotes banana as a digestive aid for babies from six weeks, noting high vitamin B content and potential to prevent constipation. He cites McCarrison on vitamin deficiencies and outlines calcium rich diets and vitamin D supplements to ease pains. Readers may mail brief health letters to Dr Brady in Beverly Hills for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarrison
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
The Symbol C Sunday Broadcast Clashes with NBC WFBM
A brief TV listing notes the Symbol C program on Sunday, competing with NBC WFBM scheduled slots. No further details on timing or content are provided in the readable text.
Silent Sacred Heart Relig and Faith in Local Media
A fragmented OCR shows a mix of religious broadcasts and programs such as Look Up and Live and Lamp Unto My Feet alongside cinema and arts mentions. It hints at a frontier of faith covered by local TV and church affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Faith on Mount Moriah God Provides Ram
The text outlines Genesis 22 1 14 where Abraham faces the command to sacrifice Isaac on Mount Moriah He builds an altar and is prepared to offer his son but God provides a ram as a substitute The lesson emphasizes faith beginning with Abraham and God’s provision for the faithful learner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Mt. Moriah
Isaac
Mostly sunny warm weather across nation with scattered showers
Weather forecast calls for mostly sunny and warm conditions nationwide. Scattered showers and thundershowers expected in the Great Lakes Ohio valley Plateau and parts of the Southwest. Cooler from the northwestern Plains to the upper Midwest and warmer from the Carolinas to the mid Mississippi valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Plateau
Desert
Plains
Upper Midwest
Carolinas
mid-Mississippi Valley
Red China Accused Of Interference In Soviet Affairs
Soviet ambassador to London Aleksander Soldatov accused China of meddling in Soviet internal affairs. He described the Moscow-Peking split as serious and urged a NATO Communist Powers non aggression pact. He said a treaty could be reached without upsetting the East West balance and Berlin and Germany issues should be settled urgently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
London
UPI
Aleksander Soldatov
China
Moscow-Peking
Soldatov
NATO
U. S
Berlin
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brazil
Argentina
Agency For International Development
Roger E. Spear
International Telephone
Harold Geneen
Spear
General Features Corp
THE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Crittenberger
Harrie W Toner
Robert E Jackson
Edwin A Bailey
Anderson
Ind
Madison
Indieng
Indiana
Associated Press
Herald
Roscoe Drummond
F.B.I. and Civil Rights
J. Edgar Hoover
Yale
George W Crane
God
Little Tyke
WTTV
NBC
WFBM
ABC
WLW
Olor
Christophers Christophers Taber
Cou
Life Hour of
St. Francis
Aks Aks
Oral Roberts
Invisible Man
Brave Stallion
W. S
W. S. Giants
Giants
Frontier
Space and News
20Th Century
Bat Masterson
Lucky Ens
Lucky O'Toole
Jones
Disney’s
Dennis Jetsons
Ed Sullivan
Jane Wyman
Jo Stafford
M. Jackson
Ross
Ronan
Heb
Julien C. Hyer
Weather Bureau
WHBU
Andersona
Indianapolis
Bob Gross
Christian Brotherhood Charles Fuller
Christian Brotherhood
Testament Lights
Church of the Air
Healih Wings
Moscow
Lowman
John Totten
Word of Life
Panera Cad
Monitorews
Jim Gerard
Jim Rard
Jim
Gerard
Asic
Cmens
Ewsens
Monitor
Navy Se World
Orld
Neers — Monitor
Billy Graham
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!