Socialism Gaining Ground Across Western Europe
Western Europe shows socialism making gains at the expense of conservative parties. Britain, West Germany, Scandinavia, the Low Countries, Italy, and France display leftist appeal, with leaders like Wilson and Brandt shaping middle road, anticommunist policies, and greater state private cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Western
Europe
France
Britain
Harold Wilson
Willy Brandt
Wilson
Macmillan
Brandt
Adenauer
Berlin
Reverse Integration Gains Ground at Formerly All Negro Colleges
White students now attend colleges once segregated with rising diversity and smoother interracial relations. At Central State Ohio and West Virginia State enrollment shifted to majority white, while Tougaloo and Texas Southern report friendly campuses. Officials call integration a two way street with generally peaceful social change and positive student experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia State College
Institute
W. Va
Donna Long
Alberta Witherspoon
Linda Labig
Ohio
Central State College
William J. L. Wallace
State
Tougaloo
Disciples of Christ and the United Church
Congregationalist and Reformed
Louisiana
Texas
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Missouri
District of Columbia
Maryland
W. A. Monroe
Houston
Texas Southern University
Dr. Wallace
West Virginia State
Michael Ungard
Central State
Wilberforce
Dorothy McMillan
Maryland State
Bowie State
Morgan State College
Coppin State Teachers
Baltimore
Louis E. Williams
Coppin
Asssn
Jefferson City
Lincoln University
James Meredith
Mississippi University
Lincoln
Paula Calloway
Associated Press
Bob Dean
Charles Brown
Bowie State Teachers College
Bowie
Five Purposes of Cancer Crusade Outlined in Linn County
General Chairman Robert O'Meara outlined a five point plan for the Linn County Cancer Crusade noting cancer as an emergency problem requiring funds for research and new detection methods. He listed aims to expand outreach to families physicians and scientists and emphasized the loan closet service for patients. The Marion and Cedar Rapids divisions plan kickoff events in April and the slogan To cure more give more guided volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Cancer Crusade
Robert O’meara
O'Meara
Linn
Cedar Rapids
Marion
O’meara
Linn County Cancer Society
Clear Air Turbulence: A Major Unsolved Aviation Problem
CAT or Clear Air Turbulence remains invisible and deadly, affecting high altitude jet flights. It occurs suddenly, often near mountains, fronts, or jet streams, and can cause loss of control or serious injuries. The weather bureau pursues forecasting methods and routine upper air observation to warn pilots and improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Tell City
Ind
Hemisphere
Cancer Crusade Volunteers Drive Year of the Volunteer
Emma Dick 84 prepares dressings as Cancer Society volunteers drive support in Linn County. ACS reports 22 million dressings sent to 61,000 patients in 1962 and more than 2,500 Linn County volunteers participate in this month’s Cancer Crusade. The society marks 1963 as Year of the Volunteer recognizing 2,000,000 volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dick
ACS
Linn County
Linn County Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
Yugoslavs Sell Arms to India
Yugoslavia agreed to sell rifles machine guns and mountain artillery to India a Yugoslav embassy spokesman said last week. India bolsters defenses against China along the disputed Himalayan border. The United States Britain Canada and Australia are sending 120 million dollars worth of arms to India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Yugoslavia
India
Himalayas
U. S
Britain
Canada
Australia
Freud protege Viktor Frankl on meaning in life
Viktor E. Frankl of the University of Vienna speaks on Man's Search for a Meaning in a TV9 Sunday program at 6 p.m. The discussion highlights psychological purpose and human resilience as framed by Frankl's logotherapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Freud
Viktor E. Frankl
University of Vienna
TV 9
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Garshon
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Scandinavia
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Fanfani
Pietro Nenni
de Gaulle
Communist Party
Socialist Party
West Berlin
Social Democrats
Labor
George W. Cornell
Charles H. Wesley
U.S. Supreme Court
Mr. Monroe
Cancer Crusade
Xavier University
New Orleans
South
Fisk University
Agricultural and Industrial
Nashville
Hampton Institute
Howard University
Washington
Oxford
New African Nations
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Nnamdi Azikewe
Nigeria
William H. Fitzjohn
Sierra Leone
Jane Cline
Joseph L. Myler
UPI
Cancer Fighters
Henry Earp
Thomas Carlile
Seattle
Wash
Honolulu
Moscow
Mie
AME
Rica
Upiece
Krall
2Nd Ave
Veterans Memorial Coliseum Armory
American Legion Auxiliary
Louie
Third Ave. S.E
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!