In Our Opinion Foreign Aid Needs Watching
In Our Opinion foreign aid needs watching as critics note costs to the average American and limited gains. The piece cites Egypt relations, Aswan Dam contention, Congo events, library burnings, and U.S. reaction to Communist-backed upheavals, urging scrutiny of programs that have spent over a hundred billion without clear success. It highlights Fulbright and others reexamining aid, urging budget discipline and domestic focus.
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Congo
Africa
Sen Fulbright
Giese
Understandable Firmness Reflected in Self Regard
The Franklin Tidewater News quotes a maxim on firmness, contrasting self discipline with stubbornness in others, highlighting admired restraint and inner resolve as a valued trait.
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Frontline World War II News From Luzon and Europe
A 1945 roundup notes MacArthur’s forces advancing toward Manila with light to heavy mechanized units, while Paris and the Allied push into the Belgian Bulge continues. U.S. war inductions are projected at 900,000 in early 1945, plus 700,000 for production, and local civic events cover Rotary tree burnings and road improvements along Route 6.
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Luzon
Lingayen Gulf
Manila
Philippines
U.S
Washington
Robert P. Patterson
Congress
Imperial Valley water ruling stirs political clash and land battles
A 1961 summary notes Secretary Udall's stance on Imperial Valley water rights, revisiting the 160 acre limit and potential court tests. It traces the Roosevelt era exemptions, Hoover and Wilbur rulings, and the evolving policy under Johnson and Udall, with implications for large ranch holdings and federal irrigation. It also mentions a House floor Nazi intrusion photo moment and a local fatal car accident in Youngstown.
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Stewart Udall
Imerial Valley
California
Teddy Roosevelt
Imperial Valley
Secretary of the Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Boulder Dam
Wilbur
Hoover Dam
Hoover
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Udall
Western States
Junius Brutus Booth a Life on Stage and Tragedy
A sprawling portrait traces Junius Brutus Booth from London childhood to American fame on stage in New York and Baltimore. It notes his ventures, marriages, travels to California, and ultimate death aboard a steamer in 1852, leading to his son John Wilkes Booth’s later notoriety with Lincoln’s assassination.
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Gene Tunney
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J. S. Chenoweth
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Bel Air
Illinois
Canada
John Wilkes Booth
Hal Boyles Americana What Is The Law
An advice column explores legal name changes for a child of divorced parents and whether using a name different from the father affects marriage legality. It notes that the marriage remains valid and that a parent can seek court action to fix a legal surname if needed.
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The
Commonwealth
John Jones
John Smith
GOP Welcomes Dems Probe Of State Highways
Harrisburg AP. Highways Secretary Henry Harral says the State Highways Department welcomes any constructive investigation. Democrats seek to examine road building in Scranton's first two years, arguing lagging construction despite available funds. Harral warns against tying up operations for political motives and says inquiry could prove any production increases are needed.
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Henry D. Harral
Highways Department
Harral
Legislative Democrats
Scranton
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