Malaria Control Urges Continued Funding Across Latin America
PAHO notes 21 programs protect 114 million people in the hemisphere from malaria. The article recalls Alabama and TVA mosquito control cutting worker malaria in Decatur, showing ongoing control is vital to prevent a return of the disease and preserve industrial productivity.
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Pan American Health Organization
Washington
Latin America
Hemisphere
International Committee On
Decatur
Health Department
State of
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Isa
Mirror of neighborhood virtue and the law of sowing
A reader argues that quarrelsome neighbors breed quarrels and gossip, while friendliness invites kindness. Life mirrors attitude, he says, and each person should examine their heart. The piece cites a Bible verse on sowing to reap life or corruption and urges sowing better seeds for a better harvest.
University appoints three presidents to lead Alabama system
The University of Alabama names three presidents replacing a single leader. Dr. David Mathews and Dr. Joseph Volker are chosen for two posts with a Huntsville campus president to follow. Dr. Frank Rose departs after years of service as the new leadership takes charge to push education excellence across the state.
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University of Alabama
David Mathews
Joseph Volker
Huntsville
Mathews
Volker
Birmingham
Frank Rose
University
South
Decatur
John Caddell
Albert Brewer
Dr. Rose
Dr. Volker
Sparkman Shapes View on Wage and Price Controls
Sen. John Sparkman, chairing the Banking and Currency Committee, flags wage and price controls as a real possibility amid inflation fears. He notes higher interest rates can raise living costs and warns that continuing surtaxes would push Congress to act, though he prefers avoiding controls. He emphasizes the difficulty of enacting and enforcing such measures.
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Sen
John Sparkman
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Sen. Sparkman
Congress
Johnson
South
Georgia
Charles Evers
Mississippi
Sen. Thurmond
White House
Nixon
John Mitchell
House
Mitchell
Defense Laird
Vietnam
Creighton Abrams
Chilean Foreign Minister Pushes Pan Am Ultimatum
Washington reports a sharp clash between Chilean Foreign Minister Gabriel Valdes and Colombian President Carlos Lleras Restrepo over Latin American policy. Valdes urged anti US isolationism and a regional stance, while Lleras supported the inter American system and cooperation.
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Pan-Am
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
United States
Gabriel Valdes
Chile
U. S
Latin America
Carlos Lleras Restrepo
Colombia
Panama
Americas
Valdes
Nixon
John Meyer
OAS
Lleras
Simon Bolivar
George Washington
South America
Mexico
Alliance For Progress
Constructive Latin Programs Needed, Viewpoint by Lawrence
David Lawrence argues that Latin American mistrust toward U S policy runs deep and is tied to economic imbalances. He urges constructive programs in trade, development, and education with joint American and Latin American efforts to improve relations and shared benefits.
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Gov. Rockefeller
Latin America
U. S
Publishers — Hall Syndicate
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Richard Nixon
Miami Beach
Viewpoint
David Lawrence
By David Lawrence
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Rockefeller
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