Showdown in Ceylon over seized oil assets and aid cuts
Washington warns it will halt SUS aid unless Ceylon compensates American oil companies for 108 seized gasoline stations and bulk facilities from last April. If no settlement, 28 U.S. aid technicians return home and a 1.3 million dollar annual grant is curtailed. Negotiations continue amid broader policy debates.
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Fidel Castro
Washington
Ceylon
Amer‘ded
U.S
Brazil
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Rio Grande Do Sul
America
United States
Congress
Sen. Cooper
Eig
Senate
Repub
William Fulbrightsmen
Sen
Cooper
Mundt
Congo
Democratic Par
Britain
France
Cuba
Lester Pearson
Senate Foreign Relations
Cam
Alex Gladwyn Jebb
Ander Wiley
Homer Cape
al- Hort
Tolliance
Carl Mundt
Heaving Casting Co
Fordlear
Reign Relations Committee
Hare
Nations Committee
John
Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Homage to Mahatma Gandhi in India amid solemn rites
A national day of silence and tributes marked by guard of honor in Delhi, wreath laying by the President and Prime Minister, and two minutes of broadcasting halt to honor Mahatma Gandhi. The account recalls his 1948 assassination, hunger strike, and Nehru’s later stance, noting enduring questions about India’s path after Gandhi.
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India
Delhi
Mahatma
Ghandi
Pakistan
Vincent Sheean
Birla House
Ghandhiji
Physicians idolized by patients echo ps y hosomatic cures
A long fragment discusses psychosomatic medicine with a parable about Philo and The Stranger, urging patients to avoid overreliance on doctors. It critiques worry warts among men and argues for realistic medical expectations and saline treatments. It also notes U.S. Senate committee shifts and foreign policy debates.
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Damascus
SCIS
United States
Power Company Purchase Sought by Mystic Power unit
Connecticut Light and Power seeks approval from the Connecticut Public Utilities Commission to buy Mystic Power, a New England Electric subsidiary, in a deal valued around 3.2 million dollars. The proposed purchase aims to expand service area in Berlin and surrounding towns.
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Galerim
Connore
Necticut Public Utilities
Democratic
Sion
Mystic
Power Co
Mystic Power
New England Aterests
New York
Herald Tribune’ Inc
Ington
Conn
New York Unions and Publishers Remain Far Apart in Strike
Mayor Walter N Thayer and Robert F Wagner dispute a report claiming progress in the 53 day old strike. Bertram Powers, printers head, declines to comment. Publishers’ last offer was a 10 weekly increase while printers seek 34 22 per week.
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NEW York
UPI
Walter N. Thayer
Robert F. Wagner
New York Herald ‘Tribune
New-York
Bertram Powers
Cult
Wagner
Space achievement report contrasts USSR and USA progress
The administration reports 1962 space gains by the United States outpacing the Soviet Union in satellites, three orbit Earth launches, and data payloads while noting Soviet advances in international cooperation and overall weights. The analysis also discusses European political ties, De Gaulle Adenauer dynamics, and potential shifts toward a separate European entente affecting Atlantic unity.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Soviet Union
United
U.S
Space
Ares
United States
de- Progress
Ussr
J. M. Roberts
de Gaulle
Associated Press
Mare
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
France
Britain
United Dalances
Charles de Gaulle
First Lighthouse Built in America and Historic Lights
A collage of folklore and facts traces American lighthouses and lights from Little Brewster Island in 1716 to Newport and Nantucket, with anecdotes about storms and keepers. It recalls shipwrecks, the Cape Henry station of 1792, and famous lighthouses on Minot's Ledge and Point Loma, blending legends with dates and sea lore.
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Little Brewster Island
Boston Harbor
Newport
Nantucket
Republic
Cape Henry
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
New England
Minot
S. W
Boston
Pacific Tracks
Point Lomar
San Diego Calif
Oak Island
Caro
Ingstand
Nesile
Hawaii
Dear Dr Brady Answers Youths Nursing Career Questions
In a reader letter, Laura asks which nurse training schools offer two year accredited programs and if they accept twelve year olds in high school. Dr Brady replies that nursing is not a profession without a doctor and supports young Laura pursuing nursing, advising schools to consider her earnest intent.
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Bradly
Tom
Uture
National
Association For Practical Newae
Laura
United
States
Canada
Solin
Coramom
Anseralla
Canad
Dr. Brady
Wi- Ham Brady
el Carmine
Beverly Hills
Calif
Successful Investing and Stock Holders Questioning Changes
A reader asks about adjusting investments and seeks guidance on holdings including IBM Eastman Kodak General Electric RCA Merck Phillips Petroleum Fairbanks Whitney and American Telephone. The adviser suggests no changes to most stocks and recommends Montana-Dakota Utilities for a $2,000 annual investment, citing growth and dividend potential.
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Roger E
Elise
E.J
IBM
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
RCA
Merck
Phillips Petroleum
Faibanks Whitney
American Sent
Whitney
Imyestock Holdings
Seattle
Fairbanks Whitney
Features Corp
Raicot Hhie
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