Congo Seeks Middle Class Reform After Independence
Richard K. O'Malley reports in Leopoldville that the Congo aims to build a true middle class after independence. He notes colonial-era disparities, graft, and administrative irresponsibility while UN educational efforts train 600 experts with plans to halve the pool in six years as Congolese take over professional roles and public life.
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Richard K. O’malley
Leopoldville
the Congo
Silesia
Syria’s Army Crisis Defused by Khaled El Azem Change
In Deir ez Zor and Damascus unrest rattles Syria as Colonel Nahliwi and loyalists clash with the army. El Azem reshuffles leadership, sending Nahliwi to Bonn while others take posts in London Prague and Madrid. A $40 million stabilization loan aids the economy amid strong pro Nasser sentiment and looming summer elections.
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David Lanchashire
Damascus
Syria
Mecca
Deraa
Allah
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Abdel Kerim Na‘ilawi
Europe
Nahlawi
Homs
Khaled El-Azem
Homburgs
Bonn
London
Prague
Madrid
U.S
Castro as Peacemaker in Moscow Peking Rift
Fidel Castro positions himself as a mediator in the Moscow Peking ideological split. He urges unity within the socialist camp and stresses duty to strengthen the Nonaligned stance while recognizing Cuba’s reliance on Soviet aid and the risk of a broader crisis centered on the island.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Fence Mender
Castro
Red
Moscow
Peking
United States
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Latin America
Mao
Southeast Asia
Cuba
Soviet Union
Public Forum letter policy at Decatur Daily
The Decatur Daily invites readers to send letters on questions of the day and notes that names will not be published on request while the writer’s identity and address must be known to the Editor. No manuscripts will be returned.
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Decatur Daily
Letter on economic growth and prices under past administrations
The author alleges slow growth due to foreign competition and idle plants in Decatur Alabama. He blames high prices and wages under the 1952 to 1960 Republican administration and argues President Kennedy should curb labor and business.
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Mr. Shelton
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Charles T. Collier
Arabic Origin Terms Highlight Historic Math Influence
An English text notes many Arabic origin technical words such as alkali alcohol algebra and cipher. It states Muslims used cipher or zero centuries before European usage. The phrase Want ads get results appears as a slogan.
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Europe
Blue Law Row Heads to Morgan County Court in Hartselle
In Hartselle Morgan County Court, Han-D-Way Market owner Glenn Crook and store manager El bert Tankersley face three State Blue Law violation cases each. The dispute began after Mayor Grady Long ordered enforcement and Police Chief Ryker arrested merchants who would not close Sundays.
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Hartselle
Han-D-Way Market
Morgan County
Lewis West
Glenn Crook
Elbert Tankersley
Merrill Doss
Crook
Ralph Slate
Albert P. Brewer
Charles Murphree
Grady Long
William Ryker
Tankersley
Long
Recorder's Court
Morgan County Court
Recorder’s Court
Mayor Long
Neovember
Artselle
Wonder
Mavin Tone
Han-D-Way
Newton Powell
Decatur
West
Britain two party battle looms after Gaitskell death
Britain faces a fragile electoral landscape as the Labour and Conservative parties absorb a leadership void after Hugh Gaitskell's death. Polls show slim Labour and Tory margins with Liberals a potential third force, amid economic woes and foreign policy frictions.
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London
Britain
Macmillan
Hugh Gaitskell
Jo Grimond
Liberals
Gaitskell
Labor
Tories
Mastering Social Letters A Guide to Style and Etiquette
This piece outlines choosing stationery for social and formal letters, including paper colors and types, monograms, and etiquette. It covers letter parts, salutations, closings, layout, and when to type or handwrite for different occasions.
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Miss
Anne Jackson
Sally Smith
Sally
Miss Smith
UA Photos Bring Jeers
At Alabama, Attorney General Richmond Flowers denounces government aerial photographs of the University of Alabama as wasteful advertising and spying reconnaissance. The Justice Department confirms requests for the images and an Air Force spokesman says flights occurred last month. Governor George Wallace questions the mission as odd for the U S Air Force and Justice Department during Christmas. Representative Kenneth Roberts asks authorities to protect the university.
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U.S. Air Force
Justice Department
Kenneth Roberts
D-Ala
Frank Rose
Air Force
Elliott doubts tax cut in public interest says Elliott
Washington AP Rep Carl Elliott D Ala says he is not convinced a 13.5 billion tax cut serves the public interest. He urges closing loopholes and enforcing tax laws to possibly enable relief without harming the federal budget and debt. He notes deficits have persisted under both parties and urges fiscal responsibility.
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Washington
Carl Elliott
D-Ala
Kennedy
Jasper
Congress
Elliott
Brazilians Call Hummingbirds Flower Kissers
About 80 hummingbird species are found in Brazil and are nicknamed Flower kissers by locals.
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Brazil
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