Captive Nations Week and Cold War politics across decades
The piece traces Captive Nations Week from its 1959 inception through Kennedy era delays to 1963 plans. It notes nations labeled captive by Congress, White House responses, Soviet protests, and the 1963 theme calling for Cuba's liberation. It references Eisenhower Nixon Khrushchev Rusk and the National Captive Nations Committee.
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Poland
North Korea
North Vietnam
Tibet
Ussr
Armenia
Ukraine
Georgia
Congress
China
Eisenhower
Nixon
Moscow
Khrushchev
Rusk
Kennedy
National Captive Nations Committee
Washington
Cuba
Another Trap in Soviet Treaty History and Nuclear Talks
A critique of the Kennedy administration urging firmness in test ban talks with the Soviet Union. It cites repeated Soviet treaty violations from 1920 to 1987 and warns that without inspections and enforcement the New Frontier risks another trap.
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Kennedy
American University
Washington
U.S
W. Averill Harriman
Laos
Moscow
England
Harriman
American Bar Association
Committee On
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Panmunjon
Geneva
Soviet Russia
Defense Department
Republic of Georgia
Georgia
Loganda
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Ussr
Turkey
Black Sea
Afghanistan
Kushka
Lithuania
Poland
Latvia
Estonia
Rumania
Finland
Soviet
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Russia
League of Nations
Republic of China
China
Investors weigh dividend income over stock picks in mixed advice
A wary investor seeks guidance on managing 358 short term funds and selling Sperry Rand while considering substitutes like May Department Stores and General Electric. The letter praises several bonds from City National, Bankers Trust, and South Korea concerns, noting mixed yields and unreliable legibility in the era.
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Roger FE
SPRAR
Sperry Rand
Martin-Marietta
Dept
Lone Star
New Jersey
General Met Gas
Honsie Ber Ors
Colgate
Rae Vestors
General Electric
South
City
California Edison
New York
Ne Trust and Manufacturers Trust
York City
Patures Corp
SEQUL
South Korea
Seok- Heen
Fxen Sperry Rand
New Law
Syngman Stock
Agai
Rhee
Hawaii
Senate Filibuster Debate Cites Constitutional Ambiguity
The text argues that filibuster rules are not a guaranteed constitutional right and recalls a two thirds vote principle. It notes some senators view debate termination as conditional on rights, while others insist ending debate requires a majority vote.
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Senate
Congress On Trial in Civil Rights Debate and Rail Issues
The 1963 debate centers on civil rights legislation and rail industry labor rules. Analysts warn a filibuster threat risks blocking reform while Standard & Poor's cites potential cost savings and broader national policy impacts. The discussion frames Congress as on trial over racial justice and governance.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Standard & Poor’s
Standard & Poor
Sea salt and gray hair regain color question explored
Dr. Abel asks if sea salt could restore color to gray or white hair. article cites sea minerals possibly aiding glands and tissues and suggests deficiency diseases may link hair loss to chemical balance. includes reader Q A about Pacific discovery and a hero profile.
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Dr. Abel
Abel
Minnesota
Crane
Ugandan King Faces Waning Power After Independence
In Kampala the Kabaka of Buganda lost influence as Uganda’s new independent government reduces royal power. Members of his party defected to oppose Obote’s coalition, while two European advisers were expelled, signaling a weakened royal role amid postcolonial shifts.
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Andes
David Porter
Essex
Bolivar
Hull
Dar- Kampala
Uganda
Kabaka Yekk
Cole
East Africa
Butchanan
Nion
Milton Obote
Julius Nyeri
National Assembly
Congress
Frederick Were
Tanganyika
Ganda
Kampala
Ndatpasses
Baganda
Sitrajotily
Obote
Tetanus First Aid Emphasized In Health Column
The article warns readers about tetanus risks from wounds and animal bites. It stresses cleaning the wound, keeping it open to air, and urgent tetanus toxoid or antitoxin injections, noting the danger from soil and decayed matter and the need for medical care even for minor injuries.
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Conor
Comer
lAn
Prentice-Hall
Rest Inc
King Denies Intimidation Aims in Washington March
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr says the August civil rights rally in Washington is not meant to intimidate Congress or harm support for a Negro rights bill. He deplores violence but notes it does not signal a trend. King and Ralph D. Abernathy arrived from Danville, Va., for talks with civil rights leaders.
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New York
UPI
Martin Luther King
Washington
King
Ralph D.abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Danville
Dr Brady Letters on Rabies and Health Advice
A public notice from Dr William Brady at 25 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif invites brief letters on health topics avoiding disease treatment questions. Due to high volume only a few letters can be answered here, with stamped return envelopes provided.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hammond Architect Pleads Innocent in Mail Fraud Indictment
Edwin Richard Bauer a 1 year old South Bend architect pleaded innocent to four counts of mail fraud accusing him of using fake credit card numbers to order bizarre merchandise to Trooper Marion G Neff after Neff arrested him for driving offenses Bauer admitted the scheme the indictment was returned June 28 Bauer free on $1000 bond contends the charges lack support.
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Hammond
Ind
South Bend
Edwin Richard Bauer
U.S
George N. Beamer
Marion G. Neff
Bauer
Chicago
G. Neff
Neff
New Carlisle
Dunes Park
Honolulu
Ireland
Tne
Folklore Tales and Humorous Anecdotes
A collection of humorous folk tales and tall stories framed by a narrator William Wad. The anecdotes feature a boastful narrator, a surprised listener comparing stories to Banquo's ghost, a whaling captain recounting surviving a whale attack, and a physician joking about charges for stories. An American Saying about a shoe repair marriage closes the piece.
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Banquo
MacBeth
South Pacific
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