Neutrals Gather for Tito Nasser Conference in Cairo
The nonaligned nations meeting in Cairo opens Monday with 69 invited leaders including Cuba and Indonesia. The event aims to expand influence beyond Belgrade, while the Soviet nuclear test breaks a moratorium, prompting debates on Western power and colonialism.
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Cairo
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Cuba
Indonesia
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U. S
Guantanamo Bay
Khrushchev
America
Goldwater Speech Urges Peace Through Strength in Indy
Barry Goldwater told Indianapolis listeners that voters face a clear choice in November. He criticized Kennedy Johnson policies on communism and crises in Congo Laos Cuba and Viet Nam. He urged U S leadership through military strength, defending a line that war should be started only by the enemy and citing past Democratic escalations.
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Barry Goldwater
Indianapolis
America
Kennedy-Johnson
Congo
Laos
Cuba
Viet Nam
United States
Korea
Sen. Goldwater
Mr. Goldwater
Johnson Yarborough tension at Texas convention fuels accusations
The Dallas state convention event featured praise for Ralph Yarborough from Lyndon Johnson, drawing attention to party feuding. Senator Tower mocked the shift in Johnson's stance while Texans question the Kennedy legacy’s aim. Analysts say Johnson seeks Yarborough’s backing to win Texas.
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Lyndon Johnson
Dallas
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
LBJ
John Tower
Ralph
Lyndon
Sen. Yarborough
Kennedy
Johnson
Yarborough
Ladybird Repairs Alabama Home Without Federal Funds
The article notes Lady Bird Johnson repaired her Alabama property without federal funds but hired non union labor. The Capital City Building and Trade Council of Montgomery protests to the President. It suggests labor should consider the Johnsons and their stance on unions before backing the Reuther group.
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Ladybird
Alabama
Capital City Building and Trade Coun
Cil
Montgomery
Ala
Organized Labor
Johnson
Reuther
Successful Investing questions on stocks and yields
A reader asks if 552 shares of American Telephone 500 Warner Brothers Pictures 15 Warner-Lambert 400 Union Carbide are good holds and which to switch. Expert notes Warner Brothers is speculative, suggests selling into Norfolk & Western 4.5% yield and half of Union Carbide into Consolidated Edison 4.5% yield, and provides commentary on Dow yields and growth stock picks.
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American Telephone
Warner Brothers Pictures
Warner-Lambert
Union Carbide
Norfolk & Western Rwy
Consolidates Edison
New York
Dow
Vocational Education Needs Better Facilities, Says Mobley
Dr. M D Mobley executive secretary of the American Vocational Association cites a shortage of adequate facilities for vocational and technical instruction. He notes surveys show nearly all students in vocational schools find employment if skilled, urges broader occupational offerings and modern equipment with strong advisory committees to align programs with job demand.
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M. D. Mobley
American Vocational Association
Washington, D.C
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
John Harmon
Mobley J
Mobley
Mabley
Los Angeles
What is a common cold according to Dr Brady
Dr Brady argues the common cold is not a medical diagnosis but a vague label. He cites Public Health Service data on respiratory infections and urges doctors to explain onset risks to patients while avoiding undisclosed progressions. Letters on health will be answered if self addressed.
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Carrie
Webster
U. S. Public Health Service
Tony
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
South Beverly Ifills
Eisenhower Says Campaign Is In A Confused State
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told UPI in New York that something's wrong with the presidential campaign. He said he cannot define the issues and that the campaign is becoming a confused state of affairs during a visit to the New York World's Fair. His remarks came during a long tour with Mamie Eisenhower and an entourage as crowds cheered.
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New York
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Party
United Press, International
Justi J
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Eisenhower
Mamie
Fired Clerk Reinstated by Indiana Personnel Board
Indiana State Personnel Director W H Skinner said the Indiana Personnel Board ordered the reinstatement of Methel Saferight, a clerk fired January 13 from Dr Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital in Westville. The order includes about $3 000 back pay. The board found the dismissal grounds invalid under merit system law and related rulings.
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Indianapolis
UPI
W. H. Skinner
Indiana Personnel Board
Dr. Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital
Westville
Methel Saferight
Judy's Bible teaching and Reading Hour inspires learning
Dr. George W. Crane urges parents to foster cultural habits for children through Judy’s Bible lessons and a daily Reading Hour. He notes Matthew and Peter scored perfectly on Bible quizzes and stresses swift reading as essential for college success. Send for a booklet and a small fee to obtain more guidance and Dr. Crane’s materials.
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Northwestern University
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Peter
Adam
Ruth
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David
Jezebel
Ahab
Eve
Boaz
Sarah Matthew
Thej
Jacob
Andrew
Cain
Moses
James
Abel
Esau
Aaron
John
Folklore quotes on truth, humor, and human foibles
A collection of wry aphorisms and playful observations about humanity. It contrasts idealism with reality, notes the quirks of humor and language, and reflects on aging, kindness, and everyday life with tongue in cheek.
Pastoral Epistles Lesson On Love From First Timothy
Text of International Sunday School lesson focuses on 1st and 2nd Timothy. Paul writes to Timothy about church tasks and problems, urging encouragement and teaching of Jesus love. Notes that Timothy's mother and grandmother were faithful. Julien C Hyer authored the Sunday school text for tomorrow.
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Paul
Jesus
Julien C. Hyer
Schedule notes for morning radio and TV slots
A fragmented schedule shows Q CBS Wish See ROE Farm in the morning, with channels MORNING, 13 ABC, WLW I and Silent entries. Contains brief item placeholders for broadcast timing and station identifiers without full event details.
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