Nation Faces Hard Task of Redefining Foreign Policy
President urges bipartisan, nonpartisan review of alliances and treaties to unite Americans and secure peace. He cites Texas tin smelter’s strategic role, Social Security for doctors, and Milo maize storage issues in South Texas amid national security and economic concerns.
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Free World
Southeast Asia
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Corpus Christi
Agriculture Department
Oklahoma
Communists Pattern and U S Strategy in Indo China and Guatemala
The text argues that communist moves in Indo China and arms to Guatemala fit a broader pattern to keep the United States off balance. It urges vigilance on soft spots worldwide and favors selective action rather than policing the entire globe, stressing the need to choose where to stand and who will join.
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Indo-China
Guatemala
United States
Woolies defeat Hill Country in season night
Woolies beat Hill Country 12 to 6 after an hour delay at Richards Park. Edward Jones and Charles Ortiz pitched for the Woolies, while Ernest Camargo started for the milkmen and was relieved by Larry Smith.
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Charles Reynolds
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Harold Turner
Lanny Dorsett
Frank Elgueseba
Donald Sessom
Gary Garner
Jerrell Lawrence
Bill Archer
Jaycees _ eee
Brady Residents Enter and Leave Medical and Surgical Hospital
Mrs. Gil Villanueva of Brady was admitted and discharged from Medical and Surgical Hospital between Wednesday and Sunday. Frances Manriquid of Brady entered the same hospital last Wednesday. Dismissals from Medical and Surgical Hospital on Wednesday included Mrs. R B Miller and Caroline Garcia, both of Brady.
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Brady
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Frances Manriquid of
R. B. Miller
Caroline Garcia
Brady Hospital Admissions and Discharges This Week
Mrs. G. F. Stroope of Brady was admitted Thursday, returned home Monday. Mrs. Alvis Waldrop of Melvin was admitted Thursday. Mrs. Emma Cobb of Brady was a patient Friday and Saturday.
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Brady Hospital
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Melvin
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Joyce and Marilyn Haynes Admitted to Brady Hospital
Joyce and Marilyn Haynes spent Saturday and Sunday as patients in Brady Hospital, reflecting a weekend medical stay within the community health facility.
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Marilyn Haynes
Brady Hospital
Mrs. E. T. Jordan Admitted To Local Hospital
Mrs. E. T. Jordan of Brady was admitted to Medical and Surgical Hospital on Thursday for treatment following a health issue.
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E. T. Jordan of
Brady
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Hillsboro Family Guests Extend Visit and Military Transfer News
Here From Hillsboro Mr and Mrs Murphy Qualls and children Gayle and Smitty were week end guests of Mr and Mrs W J Smith and other relatives. The children remained for a more extended visit. Mr and Mrs Gordon Samuelson received a call from their son Jimmy that he is being transferred to Camp Stewart near Savannah Ga for duty after completing advanced training at the MG Training Base at Camp Gordon Ga. Guest of Relatives James Scott of Clovis N M is a guest this week of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W K Slaughter of Pontotoc.
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James Scott
Clovis, N. Mex
W. K. Slaughter
Pontotoc
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