Guatemala's Leader Says Policy Is Up Not Left or Right
Guatemala's president Carlos Castillo Armas declares his course is not left or right but up. He frames his anti-Communist rule as a justice-based government for Guatemala, backed by the U.S. and touring Washington as Blair House guest. He acknowledges limited democracy, citing 1 million literate citizens and a 60 percent indigenous population, and emphasizes education and good conditions as parts of a democratic society.
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Washington
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castillo
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
U. S
Blair House
White House
United States
Selfless group brings light to 105000 Needy worldwide
A Long Island area parish house hosts 35 women in New Eyes For The Needy who sort and melt old eyeglasses, jewelry, and dental scraps to fund free glasses for the needy. They ship to 150 American cities and aid recipients abroad, including Okinawa lepers and a 17 year old girl behind the iron curtain. The program, started almost 25 years ago, relies on donations, mails, and volunteer work with no fundraising drives, and comments on the value of small gifts in bridging East and West.
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Short Hills
New Jersey
United States
Asia
Pacific
South America
Europe
Africa
Thy
Thei Lost and Found
Ares
Church
Grange
Stratford
Conn
New Eyes
Father Flanagan
Atrakuen
Okinawa
Atrikuen
Yusuke Tokuda
America
Rolf von Scarebrand
Alakuen
Short Hull
East
Reader's Digest
Hungary
Glasses Bring Schoolgirl’s Grades Up in New Eyes Aid
A South End Boston first grader, failing due to vision, improved after receiving glasses via a New Eyes fund. A missionary from East Pakistan lauds the program, noting glasses aid the destitute and renew faith in human goodness. The piece also mentions silt washing into Lake Mead behind Hoover Dam.
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East Pakistian
Short Hills
New Jersey
Trenton
Editor Works For Peanuts In Portales News
Portales Daily News editor Gordon Greaves urges cooks to use peanuts in many dishes through his column By the Ways. He promotes Valencia peanuts grown locally and praises stewed peeled nuts, peanut oil and peanut butter as versatile ingredients for soups, stews and sides.
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Portales
Gordon Greaves
Portales Daily News
Greaves
Valencia
Fragmentary note mentions family names and plants
The fragment references Gleaves' youngest daughter named Peanut and Patricia, plus a line about winter West cultivation and a stray phrase about 18 million plants. The text is largely garbled and lacks clear events or dates to anchor a full summary.
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Gleaves
Patricia
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