Paradox of crime and coups shadows Latin America policy
The piece argues crime exposure through Valachi eclipses efforts to curb underworld violence. It critiques the Alliance for Progress as Latin American governments are toppled by militarists, noting that money and years yield little change and that anyone can seize power with a gun.
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Underworld
Joseph Valachi
Valachi
Washington
State Department
Pentagon
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Khrushchev
Pearson Russia
Cuba
United States
Judges Won Second Place For Alabama Municipal Journal
The Alabama Municipal Journal published by the Alabama League of Municipalities earned second place in a Class A magazine contest. The writer critiques the judging, noting the journal reaches editors municipal officials and the public with vital city information.
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Alabama Municipal Journal
Alabama League of Municipalities
Eisenhower cautious on Goldwater GOP nomination
Former President Eisenhower says Goldwater’s views are unclear and notes the senator is outspoken. The piece discusses Goldwater’s voting record and the tension between his stance and GOP leaders seeking a winner for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Eisenhower
Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Campaign to make Gadsden the cleanest city in the nation
A city wide drive launches at City Hall to engage citizens and organizations in a sustained effort to clean up Gadsden. Litter sticker prizes funded by merchants and the Service Station Association. litter cannery placement downtown. Fire Prevention Week joins the effort. broad local support from Jaycees, garden clubs, merchants, police auxiliary and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Alabama
Harold Neumeier
Service Station Association
Neumeier
Alabama Automobile Association
T. J. Hilbus
Jaycees
Federation of Garden Clubs
Fraternal Order of Police Auxiliary
Alabama City Merchants Association
the Radio Club
Restaurant
Washington Calling- Now Time To Think About Negro Moves
Column argues Cambridge referendum defeat on desegregation shows limits of law in solving racial discrimination. It notes turnout gaps, militant leadership by Gloria Richardson, and warns about broader national consequences for civil rights strategy and political leadership.
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Washington
William S. White
Maryland
Cambridge
Gloria Richardson
Richardson
Calvin W. Mowbray
Congress of the
United States
Supreme Court
Morever
Birmingham
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Living Today By Arlie B Davidson Good Rules
A list of ten personal success rules by Arlie B Davidson. Emphasizes clear goals, self confidence, enthusiasm, adaptability, cooperation, going beyond expectations, learning from failure, focus, self control, and the Golden Rule. Concludes with a garbled trailing text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Today
Arlie B. Davidson
Justice Douglas Exit Looms As Retirements Rise
Drew Pearson notes Justice Douglas may retire soon amid reports of Dixiecrat pressure and restlessness at the high court. The column also covers Rusk Gromyko talks shaping space weapon bans and Kefauver drug reform efforts facing industry opposition.
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Gromyko
New York
United States
Russia
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Kenneth Roberts
Anniston
Ala
Kefauver
The
Food and Drug Administration
Douglas
William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Securities and Exchange Commission
Harry Truman
Allegheny College
Dixiecrats
Hugo Black
Safe Bet on Tax Bill Signaling Broad Cuts to Help All
Sylvia Porter outlines the 1963 tax bill with rate cuts and new breaks likely to become law by 1964. The House passed it. the Senate faces weeks of work before agreement, with emphasis on how the changes affect individuals and corporations and how to time sales and deductions to maximize benefits.
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Sylvia Porter
House
Senate
Kennedy Porter
Congress
White House
Hall Syndicate
Popping corn planned with peanuts for party snack
The note suggests planning about three quarts of popcorn for a small-fry party and having about a half pound of peanuts on hand to mix with the popcorn.
Why Assist Enemy The Cold War Trade Dilemma
David Lawrence argues that Cold War tensions complicate any move to allow wheat or other goods to the Soviet Union. He cites congressional opposition, fears of subsidized sales, and calls for a coordinated free-world trade policy before ending the Cold War.
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David Lawrence Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Congress
Russia
South Vietnam
Korea
Berlin
Cuba
Wees Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Mundt
Kennedy
Free World
Red China
West Germany
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
U.S.S.R
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Couness
Mussolini
Italy
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Decatur Daily Country
Decatur
Tennessee
Valley Printing Co., Inc
W. R. Shelton
Associated Press
Deily
Sundey
Os Deily
God
Jesus
Dudley Strain
Lubbock
Texas
First Christian Church
Nationa Conor
Rafgions Fesare
Drew Pearson
Justice Douglas
Carlos Tresca
Tresca
Sacco
Vanzetti
USA
Jack Dempsey
Milton Kronheim
Milt
Orville Freeman
Haile Selassie
Secretary of Agriculture
Ethiopia
Woodmont
al Lewitt
Philadelphia
Yugoslavia
Washington Post
David Lawrence
Iron Curtain
West
St. Paul
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Moscow
Heraig
Lawrence
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