U S Official Sees Latin America Crisis and Hope
Saul Moskowitz of the State Department told a large audience that a revolution against poverty illiteracy and social injustice is unfolding in Latin America. He urged U.S. and democratic allies to oppose communist takeovers by supporting the Alliance for Progress and birth control education amid rising population and funding gaps.
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Saul Moskowitz
Foreign Service
United States Department of State
Latin América
Moskowitz
Anderson
American Association of Nations
United States
Ameria
Alliance For Progress
Mr. Moskowitz
Latin America
Junior Achievement Awards Banquet Honors Local Students
The Anderson Junior Achievement program, founded in 1959, grows with nine student companies. An awards banquet at Bowen's Restaurant will honor outstanding students, with Dr. Luchs of Ann Arbor as principal speaker on "Will The Future Limit You?" Hundreds are expected to attend, promoting free enterprise and business leadership for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Bowen's
Luchs
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mason City Polio Immunization Campaign Sets Community Standard
In Mason City Iowa a mass polio immunization drive aims at 98 percent first-dose uptake with Sabin Type I and a planned Type II and final dose in May. Clinics cost 25 cents per person and are free for those under a birthday, while experts note 73 percent coverage is needed for community protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Medical Society
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pats Hodes
Mortgage rates rise as banks hike savings yields nationwide
Banks push up rates to compete for deposits while mortgage money remains plentiful in many areas. Higher payments and regional shifts show Southeastern rates near 5 percent or less on new homes, with the West seeing modest increases. Housing starts rise, but overall loan conditions vary by region as lenders seek stability.
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Sarre
Cnmercial
Mont Ater
National Association of Real Estate Boutrus
Savings and Loan
Division Addy
Ruth
Census Bureau
Eee
Financing Elections and Campaign Costs in 1950s United States
The text discusses campaign financing in 1950s America with figures like 4 million and 80 million, questions about campaign methods, andCritique of spending practices. It cites Dr Alexander Heard and notes calls for reform, including a press commission's proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
United States
Campaig
Alexander Heard
Early voting urged to ease lines at Madison County polls
County voters recalling 1958 lines are urged to vote early next Tuesday to shorten wait times. The note says early ballots cut crowding, especially for day workers, and advises declining late afternoon congestion. The item mentions South Bend Senate approval and a Rev. Theodore head of an international education council.
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Madison County
Consolidation Sought in Two Phone Suit Cases
Two civil actions filed by the counselor general seek consolidation of related cases involving telecom matters. The applications request authority to merge the suits for joint proceedings. No further details on parties or court were provided in the fragmented text.
Patience Suggested for Long-Term NAFT Investment
An investor counsels patience after a loss on NAFT shares bought months ago. The writer notes a potential rebound as the Chris Craft acquisition influenced the market, urging holding for several more years unless satisfactory progress occurs. The sentiment reflects cautious optimism amid a volatile boating industry.
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Spear
Sill
Larry
Chris
Marke
Amanda's Case in Abnormal Psychology Sparks Bulletin Appeal
A psychologist questions Amanda B.'s muddled thoughts after her first baby and suggests that early marital guidance could have altered her mental state. The piece cites tuberculosis fears tied to infant care and promotes a bulletin titled Sex Problems in Marriage for public guidance, offering copies through Dr Crane's office.
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Amanda
Amanda B
Cern
Anchi
Ally
Folklore by William Wade and Other Verses
A compact poem fragment set shows a playful satire on social habits and appetite. It contrasts a chic desire for foie gras with cravings for simpler fare and mocks vain vanity in romance and sport. A quixotic mix of verse on food class and athletic bravado lurks in the lines.
Weather Map Forecast Rain Across Atlantic States and West
Rain expected today in western parts of the north Atlantic states with showers in the middle and south Atlantic states reaching northern Florida. Rain also due in the Pacific Northwest and the western Plateau, with cooler conditions along the Atlantic seaboard and westward through the Mississippi Valley and Ozarks.
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North Atlantic
Middle
South Atlantic
Florida
Pacific Northnes
Plateau
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississ ‘Npe
Wormer
Mississippi
Pibins
Thanks to the Albrights and a nod to steam power
A reader thanks Mr and Mrs Albright and remarks on the long arc of steam propulsion from early naval ideas to modern subs. The speaker cites historical milestones like the 1819 Savannah voyage to illustrate how science builds from past milestones.
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Mr. Nd
Mrs. Albright
Decker
Savanahs
Atlantic
Sign on the wall hints at a missing truth
The fragment mentions a wall with a dead stuffed fish and a warning to keep one’s mouth shut. It hints at investigation and tension around a hidden hook. Julien CL Feyes is named as the author or subject.
Bedsore prevention through frequent repositioning and Merino fleece cushions
A health service notice explains bedsores from prolonged bed rest and poor circulation. It recommends turning patients hourly if feasible, using Merino fleece cushions instead of cotton sheets to reduce moisture and friction, and sponging for cleanliness. Dr. Bray will reply to personal health letters. Correspondence should be brief and include a stamped addressed envelope.
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Bray
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Fashion Chatter From Roths A Moon Suit Preview
A light hearted fashion column from Roths promises irregular musings on style from trips to New York markets. It frames the piece as an ad driven column with fashion news anecdotes reader letters and inside scoops while noting moon mission suits designed for ten days of oxygen and extreme temperatures.
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Fashon
Roth's
New York
Summer Hand Macher's Derby Ad From Anderson
An ornate vintage advertisement touts summer Hand Macher's suits for all climates and a bold Derby tease. The copy promises comfort and wrinkle free wear, urging readers to visit Roth's in downtown Anderson to see the collection today.
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Buck Edwin A. Bailey
Anderton
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Gravel
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Hiram Walker
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Walker
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William Wade
Lisa
Americas
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Sather & Bli
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Feyes
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Man In the Moon
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