Brizola Sees Latin Hemisphere United Against Cuba
The Brazilian governor and ally of Joao Goulart, Leonel Brizola, condemns Soviet Cuba policy and calls for U S and Soviet troops to withdraw. He warns Cuba's revolution is used for Cold War aims, signaling rising Latin American unity against communism and imperial interference.
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Leonel Brizola
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brazil
United States
Joao Goulart
Brizola
Khrushchev
Cuba
National Chamber of Deputies
United Nations
North
South America
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Soviet Union
Latin America
Moscow
Nehru Keeps Menon in Key Defense Post Amid Criticism
The article argues Nehru did not replace V K Krishna Menon as Defence Minister, demoting him only to Defence Production. It notes Menon admitted failure in facing China and pursued negotiations and Soviet aid. It warns public pressure could force further dismissal as China advances and neighbors watchIndia.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
Defense Ministry
Menon
India
China
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Nehru
Pakistan
Senior Service Corps: A Nationwide Idea for Seniors
A movement seeks a Peace Corps like Senior Service Corps with 3400 Americans reaching retirement daily. Seniors would aid health welfare and education agencies, serve as planning advisers, hospital aides, interpreters and tutors, and boost community manpower while restoring purpose and activity in aging citizens. Any community can start one.
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Peace Corps
Telephones and polls provoke a weary citizen
A blunt, satirical narrator rejects telephone surveys and political polling. He mocks pollsters, lampoons candidates, and condemns under the table campaign payments while noting how easy it is to mislead and distract the public from work and leisure.
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Manchuria
Nixon
Brown
Rockefeller
Morgenthau
Internal Revenue
New York
One Solitary Life and the Bible’s Impact in Society
A typewritten excerpt extols Jesus as the central figure of human history, arguing his life surpasses all great works and institutions. The author links biblical influence to universities, hospitals, charities, and youth groups, urging readers to study and share the message.
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Column of Progress
YMCA
YWCA
CYO
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Aristotle University
Socrates College
Archiades
Goethe
Underwater weddings recall two deep sea ceremonies
A former United Press reporter recalls an underwater Seattle wedding in bulky diving gear where a leak nearly spoiled the rite and a 25 year memory questions the marriage's durability. He also mentions a Georgia couple who wed underwater and were remarried on land by Atlanta's Methodist Bishop the same day.
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Abby
United Press
Green Lake
Seattle
Wilfred Brown
Atlanta
Georgia
Underwater Wedding Sparks Texas Civic Romance
Dear Abby recounts a March 8 1954 underwater wedding in San Marcos Texas for Bob Smith and Mary Beth Sanger with waterproofed attire and a 25 pound weighted shoes. The note also answers a reader about moon marriage dreams encouraging bold wishes.
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Abby
Bob Smith
Mary Beth Sanger
Aquarena
San Marcos
Texas
Local Visits Span Several Ohio Families
Portland residents Mr and Mrs Robert Euler of Chillicothe visited parents Mr and Mrs Harold Roush and Mr and Mrs Henry Euler. Harry Swan and Clarence Price visited Mrs Swan s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Giles Hammat Huntington. Ralph McDade called on son in law Mr and Mrs Russell Sutton and family Akron. Wright Roush of Chillicothe visited Harold Roush. Mrs Cecil McLerd of Belpre visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth McLerd.
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Robert Euler
Chillicothe
Harold Roush
Henry Euler
Harry Swan
Clarence Price
Wright Roush
Cecil McLerd
Belpre
Kenneth McLerd
Hidden Middle Aged Dreams Of Glory And Odd Ikes
A middle aged man lists unachieved ambitions from climbing the Statue of Liberty to waking each morning as fit as in 1937. He aims to identify flora and fauna on woodland walks and thwart paper copies with a universal melt device.
UNICEF and UNESCO under fire in readers letter debate
Citizens defend UNICEF and UNESCO against charges of communism amid letters to The Messenger. The article notes UNICEF funding, personnel, and Congo actions and urges informed public engagement with UN agencies.
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the Messenger
Waggoner
Unicef
Unesco
United Nations Emergency Fund
Poland
Yugoslavia
U.S
Congo
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization
Paris
United Nations
UN Information Centre
Connecticut Ave
Washington
D.C
Robert Roe
UN Committee
League of Women Voters
Athens
National Review
William Buckley
Carolyn T. Murphree
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