Stakes In Dominican Elections And US Interests
The Dominican Republic elections spark high stakes for American political, economic, and moral interests. U.S. aid, sugar and bauxite assets, plus a history of intervention shape reactions to a democratic ballot and potential outcomes. Supporting leaders Fiallo or Bosch, officials fear violence or coup would aid Castro allies.
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Dominican Republic
U.S
Trujillo
United States
Santo Domingo
Republic
Cuba
Reds
Viriato Fiallo
Union Civica Nacional
Juan Bosch
Democratic Revolutionary Party
Dr. Fiallo
Sr. Bosch
Rither
Trujislo
Railroads urged to boost funding and freedom for crisis needs
President Loomis of the Association of American Railroads warns that railroads must handle large military transport demands during crises. He urges Congress to act on Kennedy transportation proposals to modernize and expand rail capacity, as current returns and spending fall short of needed levels amid fast moving defense and civilian needs.
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Dominican Republic
Trujillo
U.S. Department of State
U.S
John Bartlow Martin
Agency For International Development
BCIU
BCI
Caribbean
Kennedy
United States
Loomis
Association of American Railroads
Congress
Dofoul
Pacific
Newport News
Amber Goat
Forrestal
James
Scretary
Defense of the
USA
Founding Fathers and Modern Involvement Compared
An advertising executive contrasts modern non involvement with the earnest participation of George Washington Nathan Hale and Paul Revere. He notes their known actions at Mount Vernon and their famous exploits while joking about personal risk and duty.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
Nathan Hale
Paul Revere
Kennedy Press Conf Confirms NSC Leak Debate
Roscoe Drummond argues the NSC leak dispute centers on who leaked secrets rather than the act itself. He notes Kennedy avoids direct answers, shaping public perception while Congress and the press drift from decisive action, leaving the issue unresolved.
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NSC
Washington
Stevender
UN Jhon
National Security
Clair Engle
Council
Kennedy
California
Porter
Quest
Adlai
Security Council
Congress
Charles Bart
Stewart Alsop
White House
Mr. Kennedy
Stevenson
Pubia
Chans
Harold Macmil
Allan
Interpretive column on global morality and the United Nations
A fragmented AP column fragment discusses global morality and the United Nations. It contrasts possible progress with political hurdles and references Thant and Soviet ideas, noting hopes for cooperation and improvement in world affairs.
Portrait of Dr. Walker and a warning on church licensing
The text praises Dr. Warren Walker of Cadlery Tabernacle Indianapolis and likens him to Elijah Twain and Saint Paul with sharp wit. It urges clergymen to unite against government licensing and welfare encroachment, arguing churches rely on voluntary contributions, not taxes.
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Dr. Walker
Elijah
Saint Paul
Mark Twain
Uncle Sam
Warren Walker
America
Indianapolis
Helen
England
Sam
Political language and faith under Cold War strain in commentary
A Christie era style critique discusses how taxes and foreign aid shape policy and faith. It contrasts Peace Corps spending with native church missions and warns against licensing churches used by communists and socialists to undermine faith. The passage references Russia and global power balancing in a wary tone.
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Peace Corps
U.S.A
Madison County Junior Leaders Host Christmas Party
The Madison County Junior Leaders gathered at the 4H Civic building in Alexandria for a Christmas party with readings and carols led by John Pegg, Greg Valentine, and Greg Carter. Refreshments followed as the group pledges to the American and 4-H flags, ending with dancing.
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Britain
Kennedy
Europe
U.S
Stevenson
Cuba
Jearn
India
Gotipire
Greg Valentine
Green Township
Sis
V. K. Krishna Menon
Junt
Crusade
Tom Sigler
Frankton
Lahee
Alexandria
Susie
Carter
Highland
Madison County
Joseph Urban
Ajers
Coneo
Controversy Over Skin Absorption And U S Interests
A letter from R C J discusses the idea that substances applied to unbroken skin do not absorb, contrasting with claims about poison and global power dynamics. It covers debates on U S role as world peacekeeper, nuclear arsenals, and reactions to international tensions, referencing Brady and Kennedy era discourse.
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Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Viet Nam
St Venson
Africa
NSC
Kennedy
Stevensom
United Nations
Mig
Winterau
Matrimony Sparks Shift Toward Solid Stocks and Income
The discussion notes a switch from speculative plays to steady earnings as investors marry, with Permanente Cement and Christian Cement cited as sturdy holdings. Comment focuses on growth versus income prospects and risk, advising selective reallocation toward reliable, dividend-friendly assets.
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Roger E. Spear
Permanente
Permanente Cement
A.M
Avco
Spear
the Permanente
Copstigat
Texacca
Features Corp
Silent Night origin in Austria by Mohr and Gruber
In this excerpt Julien C. Hyer notes that two Austrians Joseph Mohr and Franz Gruber wrote and set to music a famed Christmas carol. He describes Silent Night as a lullaby sung by choirs and echoed by church bells during Christmastime.
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Austria
Arendert
Joseph Mohr
Franz Gruber
Julien C. H
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