Freedom's Birth Certificate Declaration Anniversary
The piece reprints the Declaration of Independence on its 284th anniversary, urging study of its meanings and the right of the people to alter or abolish a failing government. It echoes the 1776 text, outlining grievances against Britain, the toils of liberty, and the pledge of lives and fortunes to independence.
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United States
Great Britain
United States of America
Congress
Richt
Gagarin Comments on Next Space Mission Details
Yuri Gagarin said astronauts are ready for future space work and stressed the USSR will pursue a more informative program. He suggested the next launch could reveal more than American efforts, while Chile holds a global monopoly on nitrate.
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Ile
Soviet Union
United States
Burma's Doctor Gap Filled By Trainees
In Rangoon Burma estimates a need for 4000 doctors for 21 million people while only 180 qualified doctors are produced annually. Health assistants are being trained through a 27 month course to help fill the gap.
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Rangoon
Burma
The Soviet Forgeries
Washington by Roscoe Drummond argues Moscow uses forged diplomatic documents and planted lies to undermine the United States and Western allies. The piece cites recent fake letters, fake cables, and manipulated news to spur distrust and inflame tensions, warning the cold war may heat up further as forgeries proliferate.
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Washington
West
Moscow
Free World
United States
U. S
U. S.1
Algeria
de Gaulle
Assa
Spain
Portugal
Inter
Quemoy
Mars
Sanenienne
Kremlin
Rom
Alerg
Paris
Secret Service
Allen Dulles
Franco
Salavar
Il Paese
Rome
Mario Malloni
World Peace Council
Pravda
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Tass
Europe
Middle East
London Daily Worker
L’humanite
North
South America
Challe
U.S
Lebanon
Herbert Hoover Jr
Matsu
Rankin
Chiang Kai-shek
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Fourth Of July Flag Displays Reflect Liberty Ideals
The piece contrasts voluntary American flag displays in Anderson with mandatory flag flying behind the Iron Curtain. It argues that personal expression under political liberty carries deeper meaning than coerced nationwide displays, highlighting the spirit of independence and freedom.
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Anderson
Iron Curtain
Countries
X15 Speed Record Seen In 1961 Flight
Maj. Robert M. White, X15 pilot, stated he expected to fly at speeds near or beyond four thousand mph in 1961. He noted a June 93 test reaching 3,603 mph, over Mach five, while discussions warned of a watchdog probe into Mississippi freedom riders and related arrests.
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Washington
UPI
Robert M. White
Air Force
Missippi
Minnesota
Welsh Ends Office Renovation Behind a Comfy Welcome
INDIANAPOLIS UPI Governor Welsh’s aides have transformed the governor’s office from partitions and desks into a spacious reception area with couches. The remodeling occurs during his absence at a governors conference in Hawaii, with staff moved into adjacent space and a fireplace unveiled but unused this winter.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Hawwaiti
Department of Administration
Emily Gutz Willer
Bernice Dickson
Jack New
House of Representatives
Psychological advice column case reveals compliments therapy
In a clinical column Dr. Crane discusses Case J-432 Sally S a Northwestern University alumna who seeks personal guidance amid a tense work life. The piece touts a "Compliment Club" method claiming to transform enmity into affection within three months, illustrated by Sally's hostile feelings toward a loathsome colleague.
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Sally
Northwestern University
Sally S
Sam
Folklore and Navy History in a Mixed Comic Tale
A collage of jokes and anecdotes switches to naval aviation history. It recounts early carrier development from Langley to the pre Pearl Harbor ships and notes carriers’ central role in the Pacific war, ending with a student inquiry about the first navy rocket.
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Jupiter
Langley
Navy
Lexington
Saratoga
Ranger
Enterprise
Wasp
Hornet
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Scrap copper bid raised by 44 cents a pound in New York
A leading custom smelter raised the scrap copper bid by 44 cents per pound to 26.5 cents. All custom smelters now pay at this level across the nation. A brief roundup also notes Martin Co receiving a large Army contract for long lead items, and other business moves including price changes and a leadership change at Speidel Corp.
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New York
UPI
ARMY
Baltimore
UPD
Martin Co
Martin
International Nickel Co
Crucible
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Speidel Providence, R. I
Paul Levinger
Sneidel Corp
Edwin Sneidel
Levinger
Distributors Finance Corp
Speidel Canada, Ltd
Dr Brady's health service on tonsil surgery risks
A historical column discusses tonsillectomy risks and the perceived dangers of tonsillotomy, noting that enlarged tonsils may shrink after summer and no verified fatalities exist from tonsillotomy. It includes a cautionary view on medical sensationalism and invites readers to write to Dr Brady with stamped envelopes.
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Tonsiliotome
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
July 4th patriotic reflections and notable deaths
The piece recalls Independence Day history with references to the Continental Congress of 1776 and the births and deaths of notable figures like John Adams James Monroe Thomas Jefferson and others. It mentions figures Coolidge Hawthorne Stephen Foster George Cohen and writer Julien C Hyer. The text is a clipped commemorative caption reflecting on the holiday and its associations.
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Continental Congress
John Adams
James Monroe
Jefferson
Coolidge
Hawthorne
Stephen Foster
George Cohan
Growth Stock Future Bright Faces Recent Price Slide
Roger E Spear analyzes why small growth stocks drift after rapid climbs since 1955. A study of 20 fast-growth names shows earnings rising 23.4 percent yearly and sales expanding 23.9 percent, suggesting a return to realistic valuation as the group remains in a strong growth phase.
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Roger E. Spear
C. M
Barry Biscuit
H. W. Lay
Purex Corp
Diebold Inc
Spear
Features Corp
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