U S Ready to Give More Aid to Southeast Asia
AP correspondent Dewitt Mackenzie outlines a new phase of American aid to southwest Asia aimed at stopping Communist expansion after China’s victory. Burma and Indochina are seen as urgent targets, with Indochina occupying a pivotal role. Officials see better than even odds of stopping the communist offensive, while noted diplomats study the situation and report back to Congress.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
America
Southwest Asia
China
Burma
Ndochina
Indochina
John H. Hightower
Washington
Philip G. Jessup
State Department
Senate
House
Asia
New Modulator Ends Video Flip Flops
New York March 29 television viewers will no longer see picture flip flops when switching sources. Electronics magazine says a new modulator improves transitions by preventing blackout of the receiving tube and transmitter signal fade, with the picture returning smoothly after the process completes.
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New York
Magazine Electronics
Democracy and Asia in the shadow of Communism
The article argues West faces a tough task to persuade Asia that democracy offers a superior path amid a developing Armageddon. It notes Asia’s nations are not politically mature or free from coercion and calls for material aid plus a conviction that democracy, not force, is the better life.
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West
Asia
Herbert Mareiion
Spud Growers Face Record Potatoes Spoilage Threat
Harrisburg March 29 Pennsylvania farmers and local dealers must move about 2,750,000 bushels of commercial potatoes in the coming weeks to avoid spoilage as warmer weather spurs sprouting and decline. The March 1 holdings total 8,570,000 bushels, largest since 1944, with national merchantable stock at 87,000,000 bushels.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Agriculture Department
Spartansburg Items Of Interest
Spartanburg community notes report births, visitors, weather, events, and local happenings. Dennis Coyle welcomed Patrick Marvin at Gerry Hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces, while Ted Hennison and son Theodore Alip celebrated a birth at Titusville Hospital. A variety of local society items follow including Rebekah meetings, Maple Sugar Festival plans, a Sparta Grange fundraiser, school notices, and theater tickets for The End of the Lane.
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Dennis Coyle
Patrick Marvin
Gerry Hospital
Dennis
Ted Hennison
Theodore Alip
Titusville Hospital
Mae Goodwill
Mage
Rebekah
Donthi Winans
Bidney Winans
Florida
Sparta Grange
Huaryone
Elmer Stover
Marcella
Gene Webber
Humbert
Everyons
Fairchilds
Eleanor ‘Ne Margarite
Dickle
Cookrinton
Methodist Church
Community Dedication Service Noted With Local Events
A dedication program in the town featured a candlelight service Thursday evening with solos by Mrs. Floy Winans Miss Joan Titlatson and Mrs. Keith Fralick. After church activities, basement games followed. Upcoming Holy Week services planned as part of ongoing church activities include a God Friday service and a Rebekah Lodge play scheduled for April 10 at 8:00 p.m. Local residents Mr and Mrs Ben Abraham plan to move from Spartansburg to nearby Pilusfield with home purchase by Mr Abraham and transfer of property to Mr and Mrs Clyde Kinney. Vernon Hewitt returned to Johnsonburg for work after a weekend with relatives.
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Floy Winans
Joan Titlatson
Keith Fralick
Rebekah Lodge
Grange Hall
Ben Abraham
Spartansburg
Abrahamias
Pilusfield
Clyde Kinney
Abraham
Thomas Awards
Funy
Gerald Edwards
Vernon Hewitt
Johnsonburg
Gillir Lindsey
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