Editorial says Kennedy trip aims at Latin American unity
The piece argues Kennedy will meet six Latin American presidents in San Jose to push a Central American Common Market and expand the Alliance for Progress. It contrasts Latin America with Europe, urging more planning, patience, energy, and money to counter communism as progress stalls.
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Kennedy
San Jose
Alliance For Progress
United States
Europe
Latin America
Castro
Reds
Nasik’s Golf Club Bungalow Reveals Lost Imperial Past
A writer recalls Nasik’s Golf Club Bungalow once a grand colonial golf course now a government property known as the Golf Club Bungalow. He describes decayed facilities, lean staff, and mismatched comfort while noting the colonial memories, harsh night weather, and the chance to stay if one has proper connections.
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Golf Club
Nasik
Humboldt seeks new post office in future plans
Tribune Files reports that Rep. U. S. Guyer of Kansas second district asked postal officials to consider a new Humboldt post office building in future allocations. Also notes social visits and local school reader illustrations featuring Martin and Osa Johnson in Borneo. Adolf Hitler expands control in Austria with Vienna celebration speech.
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District
Humboldt
Martin
Osa Johnson
Borneo
Chanute
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Vienna
Hitler
Glen Kimbrough
Topeka
Jack
H. C. Kimbrough
C. M. Holman
Carl D. Hol
Bible Verses For Today II Chronicles Matthew 5 44
A brief devotional note cites two verses about God’s watchful care and loving response to the faithful. It quotes II Chronicles 16 9 and Matthew 5 44 urging kindness and prayer for enemies.
Pernicious Anemia Treatment via Vitamin B12
Reader questions and Dr Molner responses on pernicious anemia. Standard care remains high dose vitamin B12 injections every two to three weeks, with liver history and evolving understanding of the disease. Mosheimer notes liver was once used. the modern approach emphasizes B12 to control the condition.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
John E
Altoona notes and community updates across 1961
Mrs May L Wilson hosted the Just A Mere Club with a dessert course and meeting led by Mrs William Hansen. Various residents are noted visiting, hospital stays, and moves. The column also records the 1961 shift from Fahrenheit to Celsius temperatures in Britain.
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May L. Wilson
William Hansen
Herbert Elliott
Kansas
Ida Follick
Bill Follick
Sedan
Belle Brooks
Fredonia
Donald Greenough
Merrill Frankenbery
Clark Frankenbery
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Neodesha
Golden Keys
Edward Neds
Doris Wall
Harold Wall
Moran
H. D. Clayton
H. M. Welk
Alta Aldridge
Neadeska
Kenneth Jones
McPherson
Kenneth Blaker
Charles Drake
Gary
Charles Lynn
C. A. Parkapile
Bob
Victor Elliott
Evelyn
Claude Blaker
Halstead
Irving Latta
Lillie Noel
Gene Callarman
TVA Power Drive Deepens in Tennessee Hills
In Knoxville Tennessee the TVA story evolves from a 1930s controversy to modern expansion. New dams rise on the Clinch River and a giant Bull's Run steam plant soars toward the sky. Critics fade as Republicans Bruce Alger and Howard Baker defend TVA amid ongoing progress and industrial growth.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Norris Dam
River Clinch
TVA
Tom Keck
The
Clinch
John Keck
Bull's Run
Washington Monument
Eiffel Tower
Tennessee
Squire Kecks
Bruce Alger
Texas
Bally
Howard Baker
Quips and Clips Highlight Witty Nation Divides
A collage of jokes and quips from multiple papers mocks hiring fringe benefits and politics. It notes jokes about farming, Congress, managing men, and progress versus government, with references to local papers like Wichita Eagle Clark County Clip and Augusta Gazette.
Television Log Entries Lead Morning Lineup Notes
Television listings for KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM provide the Channel 6 2 4 7 schedule aligned to 10:99 a.m. window with programs titled Concentration and early morning segments featuring Bele and Gladys.
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KOTV
Kode-Tv
Wdaf.tv
Koam.-Tv
Bele End Gladys
Principal Backs Ungraded Schools
Florida high school principal B Frank Brown urged adoption of ungraded high schools at a 3200-member convention in St. Louis. He argued students learn at their own pace without age-based groupings and criticized grades as custodial labels. Dr Walter Waetjen noted girls often surpass boys in learning when paired with female teachers, citing algebra test score gains.
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ST. Louis
Florida
B. Frank Brown
Melbourne
Fla
Walter B. Waetjen
University of Maryland
Bureau of Educational Research and Field Services
Peggy Ann Garner Wins Divorce From Albert Salmi
Actress Peggy Ann Garner testified that disagreements over living in Hollywood versus New York caused her nervousness and distress. A judge granted her divorce Wednesday from actor Albert Salmi, 35. They married in 1956 in New York and have no children.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Hollywood
New York
Peggy Ann Garner
Testi
Albert Salmi
Miss Garner
Southamption man missing from weapons charge appears as foreman
Riverhead New York AP reports Joseph K Corey of Southampton failed to appear for a weapons law violation. his attorney later found him in another courtroom in the same building where he was serving as foreman of a jury in a negligence case.
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Riverhead
N.Y
Joseph K. Corey
Southampton
Corey
Ira Barber Elected City Commissioner for Chanute
Ira Barber declares commitment to serve Chanute as commissioner and thanks voters. Supporters note campaign backing from Friends of Ira Barber.
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Chanute
Pol. Adv
Ira Barber
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