Pakistan President warns United States on foreign aid
The Pakistani leader says the U S had better not tire of aid and warns that withdrawing it could let communism take over Asia. She argues aid is the main defense against the Reds in many regions and calls for careful spending to avoid economic strain and waste.
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Pakistan
U.S
Asia
Moscow
India
Kenneth Galbraith
U.S. Information Agency
United States
Kennedy
Ambassador Galbraith
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Joseph P. Kennedy
Ken Keating
New York
Castro
Keating
Latin America
Labor Department
Ray Hill
Jordan
Eisenhower
Joseph Bambacus
Richmond
Harry Donovan
Syndicate of
Pentagon
Herman Becker
Norfolk
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
America
Space Race Surges as U S Produces Missile Alarm Satellite
The United States launches a missile alarm satellite to detect Soviet firings and places a hurricane hunting satellite in orbit, bringing total U S objects to 56 versus four for the Soviet Union. U S satellites perform useful tasks while Soviet capabilities remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S
Uncle Sam Notice in Public Ads Across the Nation
The piece explains how government contracts require public notices in newspapers. It cites a Panama Canal notice as an example, showing a federal agency project advertised far from its location. It argues public notices serve governmental transparency and equal access nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Toe
Panama Canal Co
U.S
Bounty Payouts For Starling Kills In Union County
Creston residents collected 161.05 dollars for 3221 starlings destroyed under the bounty in the first half of the year. Total bounty on predatory animals reached 1664.65 dollars.
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Creston
Union County
Atlantic News-telegraph advertising rates brief notice
Atlantic News Telegraph lists subscription and mailing rates for readers in Atlantic and Cass counties. Rates vary by locale with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options for carriers, in-town, statewide, national, and Canada mailings.
Kennedy Postage Fight Highlights Capitol Hill Split
Washington observers note Republicans back Kennedy on the proposed postage stamp increase while many Democrats on the House Post Office Committee oppose their own President. The piece details subsidies to Life Look Look and Readers Digest, and cites GOP donors Luce Cowles and Wallace. It also covers Kennedy telephonitis and Keating's tractor proposal for Latin America.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
House Post Office Committee
Time
Life
Look
Fortune
Republican Party
Life Magazine
Post Office
Henry Luce
de Witt Wallace
Wallace
John Q
Arthur Summerfield
Jimmy Morrison
James Davis
John Lesinski
Mich
Thaddeus Dulski
N. Y
Joseph Addabbo
Kathryn Granahan
Arnold Olsen
Mont
Richard Schord
Tex
Elliott Hagan
Ole Olin Johnston
South Carolina
Olin
Texas
Sen
Yarborough
Mr. Y
Dear Doctor Fern Advice Columns Frayed and Fragmented
A disjointed reader set covers blood pressure tips, fat and bacteria myths, mushroom vitamin value, oil reuse, biliary hepatitis diet, and general diet guidance. The jumble shows advice columns with dubious phrasing and lingering OCR artifacts.
Man's Duty: A Father's Quiet Service and Family Love
A poem urging men to find noble service in daily family life. It emphasizes easing a mother's burden, keeping a wife happy, cherishing a child, and bringing joy to loved ones. The message values simple deeds over grand leadership and frames domestic affection as meaningful work.
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Daddy
Hemisphere
Industry Drive Is Big Success in Benton Ky
In Benton Kentucky the community powered a fund drive by 10 a.m. to reclaim the Ashby Metal Co subsidiary from St. Louis after plant closure 18 months ago. Over 250 people and groups donated as 300 former workers helped, including Kiwanis Lions and Rotary, with the drive surpassing its goal at 10:52 a.m. The plant is set to reopen around October 1, bringing back a $11,000 weekly payroll to the town of 3,000.
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Benton, Ky
Benton
Ashby Metal Co
St. Louis
Ashby
Earl St. Marie
Marshall County Industrial Foundation
Lawn Furniture
St. Marie
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
Kentucky
Brazilian economist presents $900 million plan for Amazon and northeast
Celso Hurtado, 40, head of Brazil's Northeast Development Agency, meets Secretary of State Dean Rusk to propose a five year program totaling 900 million dollars. The plan seeks to resettle nearly one million people on Amazon frontiers and boost aid for the drought hit northeast where 18 million peasants toil on sugar plantations.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Latin America
Texas
Amazon
Celso Hurtado
Brazil
Northeast Development Agency
Iowa corn crop set at 666 million bushels in 1961
Iowa's 1961 corn crop was estimated at 666,468,000 bushels by federal crop observers based on July 1 conditions. The figure is 14 percent below 1960's 772,541,000 bushels, with last year's crop second to the 1959 record of 811,265,000. Experts note the decline largely stems from land idled under the feed grain program.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Soviet cosmonaut Gagarin named honorary foundry union member
Union officials in Manchester England awarded Yuri Gagarin a gold medal and inducted him as honorary member No 1 of the Amalgamated Foundry Workers Union. The famed spaceman, once a foundry worker, acknowledged his roots while continuing his space duties.
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UNION
Manchester
England
Yuri Gagarin
British Amalgamated Foundry Workers
Breakfast still missing for children and workers
Mary Macomber notes that many migrant farm workers and permanent residents start the day unfed. She urges parents to prioritize breakfast, explaining its role in daily protein, minerals, and vitamin intake and overall well being.
Soviet cosmonaut visits London for trade fair
The 27-year-old cosmonaut described as at heart a dreamer arrived in London on Tuesday to attend the Soviet trade fair. Earlier, the note recalls the famous moment when Henry M. Stanley found David Livingstone on November 10, 1871, beneath a mango tree at Ujiji by Lake Tanganyika.
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Gagarin
London
Henry M. Stanley
David Livingstone
Ujiji
Lake Tanganyika
Tanganyika
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James E. Pollard
Boston
Panama Canal Company
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Walnut & Atlantic
News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
Cass
U. S
Canada
FDIO
James Baillie
Dore
Drew Pearson
JFK
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information
Murrow
Merry
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dr. Fern
My. J
Mr. C. N
Mr. N
J. B
King
B. B
Mra. G. B
Mra. B
Fern
Ires Synétente
Ina
B. Jay Beck
South
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
George Matthew Adams
Rusk
East Side
West Side
Highland Addn
LaViste Place
Fairlawn
Zurfiuh Addn
Atlantic
Food and Nutrition Notes
Mary Macomber
Nutrition Service
Love Department of Health
Labor
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