Britain's Labor leadership race after Gaitskell’s era
The British Labour Party faces a leadership contest between George Brown and Harold Wilson as it aims to unite a diverse party. Brown, seen as blunt and pro Europe, recently beat Wilson for deputy leader while Wilson, 46, is described as quick, suave, and ambitious. The Times notes the challenge of appointing a leader, chairman, and prime minister from within a split party.
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British Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Britain
Labor Party
London Times
Gaitskell
George Brown
Harold Wilson
Economist of
London
Brown
Winston Churchill
Wilson
Gaitakell
Trades Union
Liberal Guardian
The
Economist
Labor
Macmillan
Sealing Debate Looms Over Pelagic Hunting Post Treaty
As Tokyo hosts a four power talks involving the United States Canada the Soviet Union and Japan debate shifts to open sea pelagic sealing. Advocates warn excessive whaling and sealing threaten species while critics note current quotas and economic interests. Delegates from the US and USSR likely defend the Four power Treaty avoiding a rush to renew pelagic sealing.
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Japan
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Bering Sea
Commander
Robben
North Pacific
Russia
High Sea
Kennedy Promise on Latin America at Alamo Time Limit
The piece recalls President Kennedy’s 1960 alamo pledge that Latin America would be free within seven years. It notes five strongmen remain, including Castro, and sets a Sept 12 1963 deadline to achieve the promise. The tone is critical and evaluative of his progress.
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Kennedy
Alamo
San Antonio
Latin America
Castro
Mr. Kennedy
Successful Investing Inherited Shares for Eight Children
A family faces a choice between keeping a diversified mix of stocks such as Cincinnati Gas and Electric, Southwestern Public Service, American Telephone, Canadian Pacific, and others, or moving funds into growth stocks and real estate. The husband prefers more stock ownership for growth, while the wife and advisor weigh liquidity and risk against储 savings. Government disability benefits and a sizable savings balance influence the plan. They seek guidance on the best path for a family with eight children.
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Adian Pacific
Sears
Buck
Spear
Genes
As We Sereatures Corp
Npade
Cincinnati Gas
San Diego Electric
South-Ic Electric
Hartford National Bank
Western Public Service
United Gas
Telephone
American Chain & Calne
Brach & Sons
Canadian Pacific
Ike
Tokyo university to expel student in 19 hour protest
Reported by UPI says Tokyo University will expel one student and suspend four others after they confined the university president in his office for 19 hours on December 26 to protest campus conditions. The incident prompted disciplinary action and a crackdown on student activism on campus.
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Tokyo
UPD
Tokyo University
San Antonio
Tex
UPI
American Crain & Cabie
Scott Carpenter
Mon- Brach & Sons
Jhouse
Texaco
Case Records of a Psychologist Explores Homosexuality Transvestism and Advice
An adviser discusses homosexuality and transvestism in a controversial Q A style with Tom Z a 19 year old adopted youth. The article cites environment and habit as influences and notes that medical cures are unavailable urging readers to seek Dr Crane Mellor Indiana for guidance and a booklet on sex myths.
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Namen
Tom
College Isire
Crane
Wrecking The Alliance De Gaulle Britain Split Over Market
A syndicated column discusses the British bid to join the European Common Market and the Atlantic Alliance. It frames the dispute as a clash between French leadership under De Gaulle and American aims for European unity, arguing Britain is needed to strengthen Western integration. A parable about a boy and a permit illustrates tensions over inclusion and control. Also notes a fire destroying a Dundee barn with undetermined origin and machinery loss.
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United States
Washington
de Gaulle
Nak
Gen. de
Gaulle
Britain
Kennedy
Gen. de Gaulle
West
Europe
Gen. Deliense
Freedom House
Jteman
France
Germany
Europe needs United States say Stefansson and De Gaulle
A column reflects on de Gaulle and Stefansson arguing Western Europe should loosen ties with the United States. It recounts Stefansson experiments on high fat diets and vitamin C sources, noting Europe and America must share responsibility and not sever defense or civilization ties. The piece ends with news of the Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth arriving in New York after a $1 million overhaul in Southampton.
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de Gaulle
Western Europe
United States
Dee
Jansson
Kennedy
Andersen
Ivy
Cnid
Seta
France
Oa Cians
Sat
York City
United
Rhine
West Berlin
Stefansson
Bui
Europe
Germany
Italy
Gersen
Ge Gaulle
Britain
Arctic
America
United. States
The Shepherd Urges Law Written In Hearts
A reflective note highlights the conflict between personal desires and moral law, urging readers to follow God’s standards rather than pursuing self chosen codes. It contrasts natural temptations with faith based discipline and calls for adherence to revealed truth.
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Selee
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Roscoe Drummond
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William Brady
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