Khrushchev's Dam Tour Marks Aswan High Dam Progress
Khrushchev visits Aswan to mark completion of the first stage of the High Dam project in Upper Egypt. He frames Soviet aid as essential and political influence as a counterpoint to Western withdrawal during the Suez era, noting future irrigation and power benefits while acknowledging regional sensitivities.
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Nikita
Khrushchev
Aswan
Upper
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Nile
Aswan High Dam
Nasser
Soviet Union
Great Britain
United States
High Dam
Nassar
UAR
National Assembly
George Washington
Ramses II
Congress
Chou En-Lai
Africa
Red China
Yemen
Aden
Portugal
Angola
Mozambique
Sukarno
Indonesia
Aswan Ieems
Nixon visit signals split in Ohio GOP over Goldwater
In Dayton the audience of about 2,000 heard Richard Nixon campaign against Johnson and outline a strategy for Ohio’s delegation. The state party weighs support for Lodge and Goldwater, with emphasis on maintaining control of the 23 member delegation and shaping the January San Francisco ballot.
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Ohio
Nixon
Dayton
Republican Party
Henrylident Johnson
Cabot Lodge
Republi
Swallow Lodge
Goldwater
Lof
Alger Hiss
Ray Bliss
Johnson
Florida Fails To Disclose Cuban Buildup
Washington reports in Miami that Florida politics show tensions as Nixon era Republicans debate Goldwater support. Delegations may split with Cuba raids and U S bases. Mitt Romney? No. The piece notes Florida figures shaping the Ohio campaign and the risk of intraparty conflict amid looming nomination battles.
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Washington
Thelspy
U.S
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Portj
Richard Mr. Nixon
Pilon
Oriente
Chioans
Miami
Fla
MacArthur
Minder
Nixon
Ohio
Castro
John F
State Department
Kennedy
T.s. Central
Intelligence
Florida
Goldwater
John M. Ashbrook
Republi
Bliss
Hiss
Ashbrook
Rej
Guanta -Jing
Cape Canaveral
Amo Bay
Cape Kennedy
United States
Folklore and World War I Language Shifts Noted
The text discusses general resistance to changes in language and mentions a German-related term shift during World War I. It notes substitutes like cheese in place of smearcase and references varied reactions to linguistic reforms amid wartime sentiment.
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Jiesa Cael
Case of Dr. H Curtis Weed Prompts Tax Payer Alarm
In a contested exchange the article critiques FDA actions and Gestapo rhetoric linked to food supplements and a physician author Dr. Curtis Wood Jr and Dr. H Curtis Weed. It notes Weed’s 1959 book Overfed But Under nourished and its publishing journey. The piece frames a pushback against government censorship and emphasizes free speech and medical discussion in America.
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Hiller
America
H. Curtis Weed
Morrow
Washington
D. C
D.C
U.S.A
Cavse
FDA
American Physicians
Lee
Hitler
Dr. Wood
Pennsylvania
Hitler Gestapo
Am.a
Food and Drug Act
Conflicting FDA Actions Over Dr Brady Health Books
Dr Brady’s health column item recounts FDA theft of thousands of copies from a food firm for alleged implied endorsement, and the firm’s intimidation through forms asking owners to burn the books. The piece, by James B. Martin, also runs a Q A on ships and a long digression on superstitions, birth, and Dutch shipyards, ending with Dr Brady’s address for replies.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Menace To The Free Press
Stanford Smith of the American Newspaper Publishers Association warns that government interference can threaten press freedom even without licensing. He cites the USDA market news service begun last August as an example of censorship power and government propaganda, urging an informed public to halt the trend.
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Stanford Smith
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ture
Guiding Principle Research Driving Utility Innovations
Edison Electric Institute board approves three major research projects to boost efficiency. High temperature liquid metal generation, zinc air batteries for vehicles, and water heating load studies aim to improve all electric building promotion and better consumer service. Railroads ship five times more new motor vehicles to dealers in five years, 2 521 000 units in 1963, a postwar high.
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Edison Electric Institute
Association of American Railroads
Over-The-Counter Stock Talk From Broker's Profit View
New York Stock Exchange column examines OTC trades and broker commissions. It discusses how brokers may aim for net yields around five to six percent on preferred stocks, with profits tied to effort and price, and notes limits on single-transaction gains.
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Roger E. Spear
New York Stock Exchange
J. Mck
Pacific Gas & Elec
Spear
M. C
President Johnson Dines with Texas Democrats at Capitol
Washington reports President Johnson made a surprise Capitol visit to dine with Democratic congressmen from Texas. He arrived at 1 06 p m and went to the speaker's dining room for the weekly lunch. War recovery note adds Oklahoma rebuilding progress.
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Johnson
Capitol
Washington
Texas
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Elinor
Massachusetts
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Russia
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Genarot Fi
York, N.Y
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W. Toner
Robert E Jackson
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Bailey
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Madison
Indiana
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Madras
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