The Outlawry of Red China in UN Debate
The article reviews U S arguments against admitting Red China to the United Nations, noting Nixon's position and public opinion. It outlines voting dynamics at UN sessions, India and Russia roles, and cites member counts and recognitions. It urges citizens to contact their congressman to express views on the issue.
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John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Ghana
World Organization
League of Nations
UN General Assembly
Pe-king
Red China
General Assembly
India
Mao Tsetung
Tibet
Soviet Russia
Russia
UN General Assembly opens amid Rhodesia racial rule pressure
The 17th regular session of the UN General Assembly begins as pressure grows on Britain to end white supremacy in Southern Rhodesia. The federation holds three million blacks and 210,000 whites with self-government since 1923. United States abstained on the June resolution.
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UN General Assembly
Great Britain
Southern Rhodesia
Central African Federation
Northern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
South Africa
United States
General Assembly
Britain
Rhodesia
Women Vote Could Decide Massachusetts Senate Primary
In the Massachusetts Democratic primary Ted Kennedy faces Edward McCormack Jr. as pundits claim the “women’s vote” may swing the race. After their first televised debate Eddie McCormack’s team worried about female support following Kennedy’s strong showing and a controversial exchange.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
U.S
Ted
McCormack
Eddie
South Boston
Teddy
What Are You Acknowledge Ancestry By Actions Not Lineage
A quotation attributed to Will Rogers is cited to illustrate identity rests on present character rather than ancestral origin. Rogers, described as part Indian, counters a Mayflower lineage question with a witty retort about meeting the boat.
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Will Rogers
Successful investing buy quality issues when which has shown no real earnings
A reader advises buying quality stocks rather than speculative issues, cites Reynolds Tobacco and International Paper as examples, and contemplates selling uncertain holdings while considering three options. Advice suggests consulting a lawyer or local broker to navigate state transfer rules, or holding if funds not needed, with emphasis on informed decisions and preserving solid investments.
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Roger E. Spear
Magnavox
Reynolds Tobacco
Mutual
Texaco
Westinghouse
Celanese
Cal Q
Nfornia Electric Power
Reynolds
Wyse Abl
Eve
Constitution Day Cited By Chambers and Daleville Meet
Daleville and Tipton items highlight Joint Resolution 217 making September 5 Constitution Day a legal holiday. Chambers of Anderson praises the Constitution’s divine guidance, checks and balances, and warns against calls to minorize it. Daleville CWF hosts meet featuring devotions, a mission film, and notes on the 7th anniversary of the world’s Christian Women’s Fellowship.
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Tipton
George W. Chambers
Anderson
Congress
Iachy
Chambers
Marion
Costierson
United States
Kennedy
Daleville
CWF
Daleville Christian Church
Robert Dare
Grover Rogers
Downey Ave
Indianapolis
Christian Women's Fellowship
Rogers
Dare
Martin Davis
John Cox
John Shirey
Circle 3
Friendly Circle Home Demonstration Club
James Petry
Orval Wilson
Lloyd Ashby
Raymond Fish
Clarence Heavener
Richard Balz
James Hurley
Chas. Blevins
Fred Hall
Bernard Underweal
Sukarno Signs New Guinea Pact in Indonesia
Sukarno signs ratification papers for the Netherlands Indonesian settlement of the West New Guinea dispute. Subandrio will present documents to the U N General Assembly in New York.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPT
Subandrin
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Subendrio
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Question Period and congressional power in foreign policy
Analysis of how foreign policy is divided between the President and Congress. The piece argues Congress must approve treaties and budgets and cannot be bypassed by executive agreements. It warns that reducing Congress authority over foreign policy weakens the system and the President cannot act alone.
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Congress
Secretary of
Secretary of State
Executive
Corte
Inpiehe School
New York Herald
Tri Hudson, Jr
Robert Painter
Clary
Alaelene Freund
Bill Woodsides
Andlseven
Mortis Rosen
C. L
Robertland
Brooks
Robert Ivy
June Hunt
Zinger
QO. C. Moore
Mary
Halsey
Ruth Ferguson
Elsie'ye
Adam
Seth
Adomzecck
Adoniberek
Washington
Sen
Hubert
Humphrey
Senate
Leome
House
Dent
Commons
Secretary of States
Ai Fe
U.S
Press- CO
Drug Experts Favor Change and State Department Rifts
Newport AP panel reports growing communication gaps between the State Department and Congress amid White House plans. It notes 77 percent of House and Senate members lack in-person hearings, while narcotics abuse shifts from heroin to nonnarcotic drugs and urges stronger rehabilitation and public policy.
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State Department
Congress
U.S
Free World
Stettinius
Byrnes
Marshall
Acheson
Dulles
Herter
Rusk
Newport
R.L
Kennedy
Newport White House
Pear
House
Rota
Senate
White House
Itiow
Sweeheart
The Case Records of a Psychologist Dr Crane N-426
A fragment from Dr George W Crane notes how Paul an 18 year old seeks social success by studying a girl's apparel and using compliments and advice to attract dating partners. The advice emphasizes smiling observing fashion and asking for counsel as tactics to appear important and gain attention.
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George W. Crane
Paul
Paul. G
Dr. Crane
Brady Baby Book Warns Against Laxatives For Bowel Action
An article excerpted from The Brady Baby Book urges against using castor oil or other laxatives for babies and outlines the dangers of interfering with natural bowel regulation. It contrasts medical advice with popular “regulators” promoted in media and highlights a call for patient, doctor-guided care.
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F.d. L
T Cave
YMCA Lunchers and Club Schedules Featured
A condensed timetable lists YMCA activities and local group meetings. Rotary Exchange Dinners Kiwanis Lions Altrusa Phi Beta No. 144 and Men’s College events appear with times from noon to 9:10 pm, including open swims and a physical schedule.
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Rotary
Mounds Kiwanis
Chief Anderson Lions
Altrusa
Phi Beta No
How Big Is the 300 Million National Debt
The text questions the enormity of a 300 million national debt and notes many people cannot grasp it using ordinary terms. It contrasts lofty figures with the common sense approach of thinking in hundreds and thousands of dollars and implies the need for clearer analysis.
The Shepherd Be to mie a father and a priest mock
A grateful boy owes his dad for food shelter clothes and life. He learns to work honestly, rise above obstacles, and pray. If his ambition is nurtured he will win against hard competition and bless his name someday.
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Constitution
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New Guinea
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THE
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Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Felix A
Buck
Anderton Ind
Madison
Edici
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A. Bailey
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FUGU
Speciel Messenger
Salis the Herald
Roscoe Drummond
Brady's
Tewaneen
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William Brady
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Fortune Magazine
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Great Lakes
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