Showdown in Ceylon over seized American oil assets
The United States plans to cut 28 aid technicians and 1.3 million dollars in annual grant aid to Ceylon if it does not compensate American oil companies for 108 gasoline stations and bulk facilities seized last April. Negotiations continue as Congress demands restitution and warns of broader policy risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Ceylon
Washington
Brazil
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Rio Grande Do Sul
America
United States
Congress
Tribute to Gandhi as India marks nonviolence amid conflict
The piece recalls Gandhi’s assassination in 1948 and the ensuing homage in India. It notes guard honors in Delhi, a wreath by the president and prime minister, a two minute silence, and broadcasts going off air. It reflects on Gandhi’s philosophy and Nehru’s later actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Delhi
Mahatma
Ghandi
Pakistan
Vincent Sheean
Birla House
Ghandhiji
New York Publishers and Printers Remain at Odds in 53 Day Dispute
Mayor Robert F Wagner said publishers and striking printers are still far apart despite reports of progress. Walter Thayer of the Herald Tribune called the report inaccurate while Bertram Powers of the strikers declined comment. The last publisher offer was a $10 weekly increase. printers seek $34.23 more per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Walter N. Thayer
New York Herald Tribune
Bertram Powers
Successful Investing Wait For Correction Before Investing More
Roger E. Spear advises a young couple with three children and a varied blue chip portfolio to hold positions, avoid changes now, and consider reallocating $4,000 to cash if a market correction occurs. He also counsels a ranch owner with $2,000 available to invest to buy Montana-Dakota Utilities common, citing growth and potential dividend increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Spear
IBM
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
RCA
Merck
Phillips Petroleum
Fairbanks Whitney
Phillips Pete
E.J. A
Montana - Dakota
Common
Spear
Senate Foreign Relations balance shapes GOP Cooper as leading option
Washington columnist Roscoe Drummond argues over Senate Foreign Relations Committee seats. He favors appointing Sen. John Sherman Cooper to one Republican vacancy, warning party leadership against partisan shifts that would tilt the committee and harm bipartisan foreign policy.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Vacam
Alexander Wiley
Homer Capehart
Carl Mundt
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Sen. Cooper
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Mundt
State Department
Foreign Service
India
Eisenhower
U.S
Lester Pearson
Gladwyn Jebb
1962 Space Progress Report Faces US USSR Balance
The administration told Congress that the United States led in space progress in 1962 but lagged in overall orbital payload weight and rocket propulsion, noting US success in three orbital astronauts, a Venus probe, and international space cooperation with two international satellites and 21 sounding rockets.
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Congress
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Psychologist warns against medical hysteria and worry warts
A psychologist argues modern Americans overdepend on doctors and drugs, citing the Black Death parable and Northwestern medical school stats. He urges turning to God, warns of psychosomatic illness, and promotes his booklet and personalized advice from Dr. Crane in Mellor Indiana.
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Philo
America
Black Death
Damascus
Northwestern Medical School
M.D
God
Engineer's Story Echoes Amidrailway Tales near Lorain
Folklore from mid 1930s Ohio recalls a motorman who leaped onto a moving steam interurban to rescue a girl on the tracks. The tale cites a poem titled The Engineer's Story circa 1880s, describing a daring, dangerous rescue under high speed and a final image of a child held close as the train slowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio
Power Company Purchase Sought to Buy Mystic Power Co
Connecticut Light and Power Co. applied to the Connecticut Public Utilities Commission for approval to acquire Mystic Power Co. in a transaction valued at about 3.2 million dollars. Mystic Power, a wholly owned subsidiary of New England Electric System, serves about 9 000 customers in the North Stonington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin, Conn
UPI
Connecticut Light & Power Co
Connecticut Public Utilities Commission
Mystic Power Co
Mystic Power
New England Electric System
Stonington, Conn
European accords test Franco German ties amid Cold War debates
Chancellor Adenauer signs accords with France while Britain and the United States push De Gaulle to consider the broader consequences. The piece discusses Locarno precursors, fears of a separate European bloc, and the impact on Atlantic unity as negotiations over Britain's Common Market entry continue.
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Konrad Adenauer
Germany
France
Britain
United States
Delade Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Europe
Washington
New York
Paris
Jean Momnet
A York
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
Brussels
Bonn
Nurse Training Guidance From Dr Brady Advice Column
A reader asks about nursing education and two year programs with accreditation. Dr Brady argues two to three year hospital training remains standard and suggests exploring practical nursing and the National Association for Practical Nurse Education and Service for school and career information. He notes high school status and age considerations and provides mailing details for further guidance.
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Dr. Bradlysh
A.N
Laura
National Association For Practical Nurse Education and Service, Inc
Riverside Drive
New York
The Shepherd Remembering Aesop On Unity And Strength
A Vater recounts an Aesop fable about a father who binds his sons’ sticks together. He shows that bundles resist breakage, while single sticks snap easily. The moral: unity strengthens people against enemies. The line “As long as you remain united you are a match for enemies” echoes the lesson.
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Kashmir
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Goa
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General Features Corp
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W Toner Row
Berte Jackson
Edwin A Bailey
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Madison
Indiana
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Herald
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William Fulbright
Keteno
Herald Tribune Inc
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Thacher
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Pacific Coast
Point Loma San Diego Calif
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North Carolina
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Lehua
Hawaii
By William Wade
Power Company Purchase Sought
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J. M. Roberts
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