Great principles and Panama Canal Zone issue
The article argues the Panama Canal Zone dispute affects U S sovereignty and security. It condemns U S appeasement of Panama leftists, defends the perpetual U S right to the canal, and warns against letting sovereignty erode as threats from Latin American communists grow. It stresses the canal as America’s lifeline and calls for steadfast defense of flag and territory.
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Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
State Department
Panama
Iwo Jima
Republic
U. S
Federal Court Building
Panama Canal and Canal Zone
Alaska
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Panama Canal
Egypt
Suez Canal
America
Latin America
Soviet Union
Cuba
Washington
Call for better economic education in American schools
A column argues college graduates lack grasp of business costs and wisdom in labor management. It cites Dr. Frederick Hovde of Purdue, a Detroit Edison luncheon sponsor, and notes the need for practical economics to support free enterprise and national prosperity. It also critiques public figures and fundraising schemes.
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Frederick
Hovde
Purdue
Astute Walker Cis Pler
Detroit Edison, Company
Disarmament Talks and Cold War Hurdles After Geneva
The review notes 18 years of postwar caution about disarmament and Geneva talks resuming. It cites Cuban crisis shaping caution, hopes from the Kissinger era and a U S push for new initiatives including observation posts exchanges and a possible East West nonaggression pact. It questions whether any agreement will prevent secret buildup or a sneak attack while highlighting France’s partial participation and U S defense spending.
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Moscow
London Daily Mail
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Russia
William C. Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Johnson
Foster
Britain
Latin America
Africa
France
Soviet Union
Pacific
United States
Free World
Push Shifting Of Jordan As Arabs Protest
In Indianapolis, safety measures for basketball tournaments are under review after a deadly explosion at the Coliseum. Indiana officials say tanks used for propane may have been overfilled, prompting inspections of gyms and centers hosting sectionals and finals.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Indiana
Marc
IHSAA
Aelia
Marion Sion
Anderson
Office County
Apolis Coliseum
Purdue Univer
Ira Anderson
Coliseum
Arnold. Phillips
Phil N. Eskew
Indianas
Igh School
Maton
Regula
Monte Alderfer
Son
India
Lions Club
Eskew
YMCA
Panama Canal Treaty Revisions Seen to Ease Long Conflict
The article discusses U.S. Panama relations amid calls for adjustments to the 60 year old treaty. It notes potential benefits like improved Panamanian wages and security of canal operations, while stressing the need to avoid inflaming nationalistic tensions and to balance sovereignty with U.S. interests. Leaders from Johnson era are cited as seeking a path to settle disputes through negotiations without conceding treaty rights.
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Ranama Colonia
Washington
Roosevelt
Panama
Miln
Castro
Johnson
Ranams Ipot
Oy Soe
Canal
Canal Zone
Worcester
A. Martin
Language Institute at Purdue Sets Dates
Secondary teachers of French and Spanish will be invited to the Purdue institute scheduled for the period from June to August. The program operates under revisions of the National Department of Education guidelines and aims to enhance language instruction.
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Language Institute
Purdue
Fense Education Act
Dirovides
Chandler and Hanks
Ummer
United States
NDEA
Stanley Coulter
Purdue Modern Language
Foreign Language Institute
Hall
Purdue University
Chandler
Witnesses Conclude Three Day Seminar At Bloomington
A three day Jehovahs Witnesses seminar ended in Bloomington at the National Guard Armory with 37 attendees. District Supervisor Walter Wissman of New York City spoke on The Bible Triumphs in a Scientific World, with delegates from over 16 central Indiana cities. Marvin E Howe led the dedication and baptism session and a subsequent immersion service. Howe praised the conference for improving ministry techniques to aid the community in spiritual study and service.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Bloomington
National Guard
Walter R. Wissman
New York City
Anderson
Indiana
S Wissman
Watchtower Bible and Ae Society
United States
Marvin E. Howe
Child Swallows Whistle Aboard Health Column Query
A reader reports their four year old daughter swallowed a whistle. Doctor William Brady answers via letter about X rays and potential signs of trouble, advising medical check and safe steps if symptoms appear.
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Body found as snow melts near railroad tracks
In Mitchell Indiana a body was discovered after melted snow exposed the remains along the Bal More and Ohio tracks near a cement plant. Authorities believe the person wandered into the area, fell, froze to death, and was buried by drifting snow.
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Mitchell, Ind
UPI
Viet Witmer Mitchel
Balmore & Ohio
Williams
Choosing a Wife Without Advice
A poem advises a man to choose a wife for himself without consulting friends or kin. It warns that others may try to steer a match for you and that following such advice risks grim mistakes. Your own tastes should guide the decision since you must live with the choice.
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