Argentina's Illia Takes Power Amid Turbulent Latin Scene
Dr Arturo Illia assumes the Argentine presidency as Latin America endures a wave of military coups. Illia, 62, pledged reforms including oil contract reviews, IMF resistance, and a non-aligned foreign policy while facing economic strains and a fragmented legislature.
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Argentina
Latin America
Arturo Ilia
Maria Guido
Arturo Frondizii Illia
Washington
Edwin M. Martin
inter-American Affairs
Hve
Peru
Ilia
Casa Rosada
International Monetary Fund
Commounist
Illia
New Federal Drug Paperwork Grows With FDA Rules
A Lilly spokesman notes the 1962 Amendments have tripled drug application paperwork from six hundred pages in 1960 to an estimated six thousand pages for a new psychiatric drug. While safeguards protect the public, excessive red tape could slow medical progress and halt research projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Eli Lilly and Company
Lilly
New Frontier Plans Soft Sell on Ice Cream Law
The New Frontier supports legalizing ice cream cones under a 1952 DC law banning sales of less than a half pint. Aimed at winning kiddie votes, officials may push a soft sell campaign with a vanilla chocolate and Kennedy flavor limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Congress
New Frontier
Missionary Deacon Proposal Divides Vatican Council Debates
African Asian and Latin American bishops urged approval of an ordained order of married deacons to aid priest shortages. Cardinal Spellman opposed, arguing it could threaten priestly celibacy. Other bishops argued non celibate deacons are necessary to serve communities with few priests.
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Vatican City
CUPD
Ississonary
Africa
Asia
Latin American
Ecumenical Council
Medan
Indonesia
Eatearte
Tian
Universal Church
Spellman
Msgr
Yago
Olecr Ours
Bernard Men
Yaga
Abidjan
West Africa
Afrca
Maurer
Jose Maurer
Boll J
Via
Bolivia
Paul Yipin
Nan Jszid
Haly
China
Viet Nam
Korea
Japan
Arton War den
Psychology Texts Embrace Plain Language Says Dr Fink
Dr Harold K Fink a leading teaching psychologist argues for clear English in textbooks and lectures. He recalls his early teachers using polysyllabic jargon that pushed students toward other fields. He cites a rhymed recipe poem as an example of simple expression.
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Dr. Fink
America
Harold K. Fink
Crane
Auspicas
National Research Council
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Nuclear defense decision rests with United States alone
In a Washington dispatch, Roscoe Drummond argues that today the United States alone determines whether any Western European nation receives nuclear defense, emphasizing the weight of American policy on alliance security.
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U. S
Western
Europe
Senate debate notes on nuclear policy and French power
Senate discussions center on France's move toward a nuclear capability and its impact on NATO and Western security. The piece contrasts de Gaulle’s stance with U S policy and European defense dynamics. It also mentions Senate actions urging caution on passport matters and state department loyalty programs.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Frances Knight
Judiciary
Rusk
Internal Security Subcommittee
State Department
Bodies Recovered and Bullet Holes Found In Viet Nam Aircraft
A fragmented report notes bodies recovered and bullet holes found in a Viet Nam era aircraft. The article also mentions political candidacy in Muncie with Arthur Tuhey seeking a mayoral term and Hobart Wray's death. The piece mixes military incident details with local election context and obituaries.
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de Gaulle
Muncie
Ind
France
John V. Yrampton
Repub
U. S
Hampton
Hobart Wray
Simple Investing Advice Mixed With War News and Personal Notes
Reader questions on stock buying persevere while a Viet Nam helicopter disaster dominates the page. The letter discusses Sears Roebuck and Hertz holdings, a plan to switch to Frito Lay, and urges continuing purchases of Sears. Military reports detail 12 Americans killed plus nine Marines and three Navy in Viet Nam missions, with casualty tallies and recovered bodies.
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Hertz
Sears- Roebuck
Puget Sound Power & Lingt
U.S. Treasury
Sears-Roebuck
Frito-Lay
Sears- Ree Ibuick
Danang
South Viet Namland
Luther
Apulens Soaksey Jr
Mansfield
Ohio
Charles Farrell Line Corps
Viet Nam
Mil
Manuel R. Denton
Kerrville
Tex
Nate
Claude Rice
Marshalville
Craft
U.S
Schreider
Tillas
Iby Marine
Defense Department Inj
Washington
Features Corp
Ing
U.S. Air Na Waters
William T. Harris
Santal
Indianapolis
UPI
Elj Lil Jana
Calif
Daniel K
Jungle Mountain
Thelly & Co
Lessig
Tustin
D. Jamison
Costa Mesa
Ronald F. Skoviak
Warren
Mich
Charles P. Tuthill
Uniondale
N.Y
Lance Cpl
Doaldown
Braintrusters mix food and verse in curious column
A fragmented newspaper page blends recipes with quizzical prompts and educational critique. It notes sour cream scarcity and suggests milk and butter as substitutes, then pivots to a critique of scholarly jargon in psychology and schooling. It ends with a wartime note on Pearl Harbor and Netherland’s declared-war stance and local building permits.
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Associated Press
AP News
Igi
Sella the Herald
Vawie
James Bb. Martin
Nelson
Thisjour
Japan
Paarl Hart
Netherlands
Office of the County Plan
Worldning Commission
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Pana
Ima
Columbus Ave
Dunn
Ja Shep
Alexandria Pk
Delco
Remy
Guide Lamp Park
New
Charles Hollon
Alhambra Dr
Arthur Stepp
E+ 38th St
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Frondizi
Tilia
Radical Party
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Peronists
Juan Peron
Lawrence Shehan
Baltimore
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Council
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Indiana Gas Companies
Dearborn
Franklin Counties
Lawrenceburg Gas Co
Lawrenceburg Gas Transmission Co
Eastern
Indiana Gas Com
San Francisco
Starcheland
THE
Anderson. Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Critfenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E Jackson
Towin A. Bailey
Anderson
Madison
Indiana
Roscoe Drummond
Fink
Paris
Charles de
Gaulle
NATO
Weill
York
Cornell
Pace
College
United States
Kremlin
Ivory Tower
Britain
Gen. de Gaulle
Welaat
Viet Union
Great Britain
Gen
de Caulle
de. Gaulle
New York Herald Trib
Roger E. Spear
Miss Knight
Wilson Clarks
Helt Flake
Ghana
Offi- Ap
Wartz
Bliss
Noulg
Mr. Spear
Imail
Val
Crane Melot
William Wade
Jlot
Sele
Phens Ordort
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