Editorial Page Alliance Faults Draw Latin Investment Debate
The Alliance for Progress faces criticism as investment capital drains from Latin America amid a 4 to 1 aid to government ratio. Critics argue the program exports socialism and discourages private capital, calling for a shift toward private initiative to revive Latin economies and restore investor confidence. U.S. investors with over 12 billion dollars at stake fear prolonged central control and seek policy changes to prevent further capital flight.
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Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Central
South America
United States
U. S
Alliance
Commerce Committee
Commerce Department
Law of Space and Satellite Communications Conference
Northwestern University Law School will host a May 1-2 conference on the Law of Space and Satellite Communications. Delegates will discuss rules for space activity, frequency coordination, and international enforcement, aiming to codify space law with teeth, and ponder how interplanetary traffic might be policed.
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Luna
Northwestern University School of Law
Saving the soil
An article warns that citizens cannot own native soil but must farm at least three acres of crop land and seven acres of grazing to be self sufficient. It warns erosion overcropping and land depletion threaten the nation and urges soil conservation led by the Agriculture Department and county agents to restore fertility and prevent wasteland.
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Agriculture Department
Cooperaton
America
Jury Duty Challenges Public Respect for Courts
A New York judge notes jurors are reluctant to serve and juror complaints about idle courtroom time influence public opinion. Proposals include sharing litigation costs and improving judicial public relations to restore respect for the juror’s time and the justice process.
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New York
Washington moves to exec session on censorship plan
Washington lawmakers press to update censorship doctrine as emergencies loom. The Government Information subcommittee will hold closed hearings on White House Office of Emergency Planning and DoD plans for news control. Moss aims to close gaps in wartime press control, including civilian agency takeover.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
INEA
John E. Moss
D-Calif
White House
Office of Emergency Planning
Department of Defense
Pacific
Vietnam
United States
Robert Y. Phillips
U. S
Pentagon
Defense
Office of Plans and Programs
Moss
TV and Radio TV sets sights on gambling
Media columnist Cynthia Lowry analyzes how television and radio coverage lean toward gambling stories, exploring potential industry and audience impacts and noting shifts in editorial emphasis across networks and programs.
Stay young by keeping your mind active says psychologist
Ruth Millett relays aMichigan psychologist's advice urging women to read learn and grow to stay young. She notes that beauty and clothes alone do not preserve youth as aging shows through lack of thought and interest. Women should pursue schooling community work new skills and stay informed to remain alert and engaged.
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Michigan
Aging Is Not a Disease Says NIH Study
A five year NIH study of 21 healthy men ages 65 to 91 found aging changes are not inevitable declines in mental ability. Some older participants remained as alert as younger ones, with brain blood flow differences linked to illness, not age. Social loss and poverty worsened mood and function, while retirement itself did not force deterioration if income and status remained stable.
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Martin E
Boyle's Column Fury quotes and trivia mix
A collection of quips and facts spans topics from marriage and family myths to humor about mail, tax policy, and dental health. It includes lines on automation, ancient remedies, pencil checks, stellar sizes, and presidential trivia, wrapped in a New York AP wire column flavor.
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New York
Egypt
Nebraska
New Jersey
Maine Faces Up To State’s Blighted Image
A Maine newspaper column laments shabby outdoor vistas from junk yards to abandoned barns and wrecked cars. It urges community action, barn raisings and joint efforts by clubs and residents to restore the state’s tidy appearance and attract industry, noting bright spots and a shift toward civic responsibility.
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Maine
Paris
State Department
Uncle Sam
Chamber of Commerce
Biddeford Saco Journal Publication Details
Biddeford Saco Journal lists address 11 Adams Street with publisher Marie Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. It notes daily except Sunday publication, AP member status, and subscription rates: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Copyright and postal information included.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Maine
Wedding Word Puzzle Across Clues
A compact crossword style list of across clues themed on weddings and related terms with many entries referencing romance marriage and ceremony vocabulary. The set includes Latin roots French terms and common wedding items plus body and attire related words suitable for a bridal puzzle page.
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Outer Space
Washington News
Cynthia Lowry
Ruth Millett
and Veterans Guide
LEGAL
NBC
Maryland
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
Journal
Devil's Island
Cleveland
Ohio
Boyle
Fury
Union
Helen Rowland
Arnold H. Glason
James Buchanan
Thomas Jefferson
Martin van Buren
Biddeford -Saco Journal
Montgomery
Mr. Silvers
Mt. Helicon
Bunthorne
Italy
Niagara
Joan
Colorado
Calcutta
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