What About China and UN Recognition Debate
The administration weighs recognizing Red China as a UN member. Despite US nonrecognition of Red China, its rise militarily and commercially grows. The question shifts from Formosa loyalists to whether China could be managed better as a United Nations member. China will not be ignored.
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China
U.S
Red China
Formosa
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Spain
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Runoff Texas Senate race pits two conservatives
The two top runoff candidates in Texas, one Republican and one Democrat, are both conservatives and opposed to the Kennedy regime. The piece argues the Kennedy administration risks losses if either wins and contrasts U.S. stance on Laos, Cuba, Congo, and racial integration with domestic progress and international communist tactics.
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Texas
Kennedy and Rusk Seek Open TV Talks on World Policy
The article notes President Kennedy and Secretary of State Dean Rusk have informally briefed about 500 radio and TV executives off the record, arguing that direct public TV addresses could better inform Americans about foreign policy. It compares past presidential TV efforts by Eisenhower and Dulles and questions why Kennedy avoids open broadcasts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Macmillan
United States
France
Clement Attlee
Atlantic
Harry S. Truman
Korea
West Indies
Key West
Seato
Laos
Bangkok
Indo-China
Pathet Lao
Paris
de Gaulle
Gavin
USA
Manchester Guardian
U.S
Jock Whitney
America
Britain
Pacific
Okinawa
State Department
Souvanna Phouma
Nehru
India
J. Graham Parsons
Prince Souvanna
Souvanna
Moscow
Parsons
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A sixty year old speaker explains why a younger man is preferred for a job. He reflects on wisdom gained with age, his tempered temper, learned patience, and the limits of business value for someone at sixty compared with youth.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Mother Turns Son In For Driving Stolen Auto
In Memphis Tennessee a mother reported overheard chatter about a stolen car. She followed the two youths to the schoolmate’s home and halted them after spotting her son arriving in a 1959 model. Both boys were taken to Juvenile Court after a chase. They had been released recently on burglary charges. The Communist Party is outlawed in Turkey.
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Memphis
Tenn
Atlantic News-telegraph rates and subscriptions page recess
Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription prices for various regions and delivery options. Rates shown include monthly and yearly terms for in-town, Cass county and surrounding areas, and longer-term international mailings.
Inside You And Yours Leukemia column by Dr. Fern
Dr. Fern discusses leukemia, its effects on bone marrow and the immune system, and how radiation and drugs like cortisone and mustard gas have been used. He notes adult leukemia can be slower while childhood cases progress rapidly, and underlines hope through rotating treatments and supportive care. Readers may mail questions for later column discussion.
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King
Fern
Dr. Fern
Laos Crisis Fractures Frayed Atlantic Unity
Drew Pearson reports that Britain fears Laos escalation and France balks at backing US military action. Kennedy seeks neutrality while De Gaulle and Macmillan push for independent lines, with Nehru criticizing US meddling and urging Moscow talks.
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Drew Pearson
Macmillan
General de Gaulle
States pool data on motorists losing licenses
Information pool expands as 21 states join a national driver register. The system, announced by Highway Administrator Rex M. Whitton, aims to prevent license reinstatement after fatal crashes or drunk driving by cross checking across states.
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Washington
Ylona
Rex M. Whitton
National Driver Register Service
Inventory scales and staff growth at Iowa liquor commission
Gov. Erhbe's probe into the Iowa liquor control commission will examine inventory levels and staffing. February figures show a $1.2 million year over year rise to $7.4 million, with turnover four times yearly and slow six week liquor delivery from distilleries. The commission employed 828, up 92 since 1959, with new stores in Des Moines Grinnell Guthrie Center Mount Pleasant Mechanicsville Coon Rapids and Lake View boosting headcount and revenue.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Norman A. Erhbe
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
C. J. (Dutch) Burris
Maqu
Burris
Commission
Homer Adcock
Des Moines Democrat
Adcock
Grinnell
Guthrie Center
Mount Pleasant
Mechanicsville
Coon Rapids
Lake View
Kennedy Proposes Eight Anti-Crime Laws in Briefing
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy outlined eight proposed laws at a Justice Department briefing to curb organized crime. He urged Congress to grant the FBI greater jurisdiction and to impose five year terms and fines for interstate travel to advance illegal activities, among other measures.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Congress
Kennedy
New Orleans
John Birch Society
FBI
Mrs Kennedy Requests U S Paintings For White House
Mrs John F Kennedy has asked 11 American paintings from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts for the White House. Perry Rathbone notes the works include portraits of Daniel Webster by George P A Healy New England scenes by Winslow Homer and Maurice Prendergast watercolors by John Singer Sargent and a contemporary piece by Edward Hopper.
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Boston
White House
John F. Kennedy
Perry T. Rathbone
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Daniel Webster
George P. A. Healy
New England
Winslow Homer
Maurice Prendergast
John Singer Sargent
Edward Hopper
Notrump or four-no-trump responses in bridge bidding
Becker outlines five hands and preferred rebids after one club one diamond by partner. Notrump raises are favored for balanced hands. three notrump guarantees game pressure. two hearts invites further exploration. one spade signals three-suited hand with clubs as trump. Blackwood-driven five-clubs or diamonds follow based on aces revealed.
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Partener
Iuinimnney Holdings
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Banking profits squeezed as rates ease and loan demand falls
A AP report notes January to March bank earnings lower than a year ago amid falling interest rates. Banks raised loan charges and bond yields declined, reducing income while demand for mortgages and long-term funds softens.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Des Moines Police Resignations Climb to Seven
The Des Moines police force counts seven resignations or discharges since the department probe began. Patrolman Dwayne J. Hamilton, 28, with six years on the force, resigned Thursday after talks with city officials, citing personal reasons.
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DES Moines
Dwayne J. Hamilton
Force
Hamilton
Local City Carrier Route Callout Appears for Atlantic Residents
A notice urges Atlantic residents on city carrier routes to phone specific numbers before 7 p.m. if they do not receive their mail. It lists several neighborhoods and phone contacts, including East Side, West Side, Highland Addn, LeVista Place, Fairlawn Addn, and Zurfluh Addn, with corresponding phone lines.
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Atlantic
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