Editorial on Latin America aid neglect versus Europe recovery
The piece critiques U S foreign aid totaling 100 billion over 15 years, noting 44 billion went to Europe and only 6 billion to Latin America. It argues Europe required priority to halt communism, while Latin America faces deep poverty and feudal structures, urging quicker, stronger hemispheric development.
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Europe
Latin America
Open House Attendance Split at Local Infrastructure Sites
Thousands attended the FAA open house at Martin Johnson Airport while 125 visited the State Highway Commission’s new $195,000 shop at 14th and Garfield. Attendees praised the highway facility though many locals chose FAA festivities, showing pride in regional infrastructure.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Martin Johnson Airport
State Highway Commission
14Th and
Garfield
Highway Shop
Highway Department
Calcutta Ganges: lifeblood and cremation on the banks
The Ganges in Calcutta serves as waterway sewage conduit and cemetery as 64 million residents live nearby. Cremation on the riverbank is presented as a practical, culturally sanctioned practice alongside daily life, trade, and religious customs.
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Calcutta
Ganges
India
Nature
Death and Ritual at the Burning Ghats Observed by a Visitor
The narrator describes a Hindu cremation ghats scene with pallbearers, families, and cremation pits along the Ganges. He notes photography of the deceased, the ritual use of wood and ashes, and figures such as sadhus and beggar women, framing death as a practical fact.
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Ganges
Rhubarb and Strawberry Drive Drives Chanute Hope
Twenty five years ago Chanute hoped to revive its rhubarb and strawberry industry with 3 000 rhubarb and 2 000 strawberry plants purchased 35 miles southeast of Neosho Missouri. Local leaders formed a committee to build a new Alcott grade school as oil and gas activity gees into spring with 18 drilling rigs active. Psalm 23 echoes in the closing line.
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Chanute
Steve Trammell
Warren Ludlum
Neosho
Ludlum
Lavonburg
Achenbach
C. Vincent McCune
L. H. Petit
Alcott
Petit
Board of Education
Midcontinent
Oklahoma
Ford
Sylvania TV
Kelvinator
Norge
Royal Rose LP
Dearborne
van Brunt
Bath after eating not dangerous says Dr Mobner guidance
In the column Dr Mother explains that bathing after a meal is not risky. Cramps from swimming can be dangerous, but a warm bath does not pose drowning danger. If a cramp occurs in a bath it will simply relax. The piece aims to calm readers about postmeal bathing.
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Dr. Mother
F.H.R
1350 Doctor Draft During Summer
The Defense Department announced that 1350 doctors will be drafted this summer for the armed services. The call is due to too few 1962 medical school graduates volunteering for active duty after internship. The last draft of doctors occurred in winter 1961 62 with 850 inducted during the Berlin crisis.
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Washington
DAP
Defense Department
Armed Services
Pentagon
Berlin
Kennedy Family Networks Influence Federal Judicial Work
The piece describes Kennedy family ties with Milwaukee and Boston figures, including the Ahlheim and McCormack circles, shaping cabinet and judicial appointments. It notes Gen Immell's closeness to Kennedy and the McCormacks, and hints at Jack Dewitt’s anticipated federal judgeship amid strategic Wisconsin connections and Schlitz beer interests.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Dewitt
Aihleins
Madison
Wis
Dewitt
St. Coletta
Caroli
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Yard Kipling
Ralph Im
Ken Mel
National Guard
Ian
Gover
Jim Doyle
Adlai Stevenson
Doyle
U.S
Pearson Bar Association
John Reynolds
Pat Lucy
Gaylord Nelson
Stevenson
Los Angeles
Eunice Shriver
Pat Lawford
Jean Smith
Gen
Immell
McCormack
Boston
Milwaukee
McCormacks
Aihlein
Knocko” McCor
Schlitz
New York
Chicago
Uihlein
Rosemary
Subscripti Allen Kansas City News Rates and Staff
Subscripti Allen lists rate details by mail for Neosho Ison Woodson Counties with advertising by John Hovorka Dwight Wallingford and others. The Chanute Kansas publication notes evening issues except Sunday and second class mailing with staff including Mrs Leland Lowe and Ben 8 B Nicholas.
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Neosho
Ison and Woodson Counties
John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben 8 B. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Chanute
Kansas
Television Log Highlights From Local Stations
Channel 2 WDAF Channel 4 KOAM Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 air tonight with listings across stations. Programs range from news to entertainment and sports with time slots noted.
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Password
Laramie
Lloyd Bridges
Carry
Zanuck
Red Skelton
Dick Powell
Jack Benny
Garry Moore
Peter Gunn
Birthday cheers greet Jim Trainer at Des Moines plant
DES MOINES Iowa AP signs posted at the Pun Intended and Rubber Co plant honor James E Trainer Jr manager of the Firestone Tire division. The messages read Happy Birthday Jim Trainer Have a Good Year as colleagues wish him well.
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