Diplomacy Fails In Latin America
United States policy reevaluation follows Nixon tour fallout in 1958. Geographical barriers hinder regional communication and trade. Latin America faces revolutions, high illiteracy, and economic dependency on commodities. Regional militaries, tariffs, and disarmament debates shape the era before page eight coverage.
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United States
Latin America
Nixon
Texas
Eisenhower
Illinois
Adai Stevenson
Samuel Shapiro
The
Reporter
Amazon
Andes
Rockies
Prado
Peru
Chile
Ecuador
East West German Role in Cold War Talks
The summit will likely center on Germany as East and West split the nation. Bonn seeks reunification under democracy while Russia pushes NATO withdrawal and Soviet alliance membership. East Germany reports rising output, falling state control, and plans to boost technical education and industry ahead of 1960 and 1965 milestones.
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Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Bonn
Russia
NATO
East Germany
Soviet Union
Nation Faces Racial Issue Negroes Demand Civil Rights
The article surveys United States race relations amid sit-ins and protests across the North and South. It notes a shift to nonviolent methods to desegregate, the ongoing voting rights question, and rising black political participation in several Southern states. It cites registration growth and ballots in urban areas, with Negro influence seen in local public offices.
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South
U.S. News and World Report
Supreme Court
Deep South
The
United States News
Civil Rights Commission
Southern
Arkansas
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Georgia
Louisiana
Virginia
Corruption and self examination in American education
The piece argues corruption in education and broader society, noting Van Doren and cheating as common, but praising soul-searching reforms. It cites Arthur Schlesinger and suggests Eisenhower seeks active leadership, urging self-critique to strengthen the American Creed and advance precocious students.
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Arthur Schlessinger
New Republic
Eisenhower
United States
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