Food for Peace in Brazil Aims to Help Latin America
The director of the Food for Peace Program in Brazil spoke in Garden City about optimistic US aid efforts. He stressed that food assistance and related programs offer tangible progress, countering sensational reports of riots and communist influence, and that feeding people remains a potent tool against communism.
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Rede
Despie
Food For Peace
Brazil
Garden City
Latin America
Great Plains Wheat
Incc
Letter to the Editor On Race and Opportunity in Kansas
Mrs Juanita Nelson of Garden City writes to counter Mrs Strobel's views, recounting local experiences of racial discrimination in hiring and housing. She argues Americans should be judged by character and ability, not skin color, citing a Mississippi-born hospital technician and a sack boy applicant who faced prejudice. Nelson urges readers to consider Negro writers and lived realities behind segregation.
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Kansas
Garden City
Walls, Safeway
Ideal Stores
Ideal
Agrace
Juanita Nelson
Conkling
Sins of Omission in Editorials to It the Editor
A Syracuse reader complains that editorials praise Kennedy’s world ovations while omitting two points. He argues taxpayers face 16 million dollars daily losses, and Kennedy favored countries sharing his faith, urging broader visits to China. He notes Italy trending communist and laments omissions in coverage.
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Santa Claus
Kennedy
China
Italy
Wade Bentley
Syracuse
Private utilities seek federal aid for nuclear plants
Drew Pearson outlines proposed subsidies for nuclear reactors to Connecticut Yankee at Haddam Neck, Southern California Edison San Diego Gas and Electric at Pendleton, and City of Los Angeles Malibu site, with Niagara Mohawk seeking free fuel. questions on subsidies spark debate among lawmakers and public. Also notes railroads face pressure amid subsidy shifts and recalls aviation and trucking subsidies impact on rail traffic. Includes Johnson presidential nomination anecdote and Gordon Cooper school project.
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Washington
Los Angeles
San Diego
Connecticut
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Committee of Congress On Atomic Energy
AEC
Uncle Sam
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Co
Haddam Neck
Connecticut River
Southern California Edison
San Diego Gas and Electric
U.S. Marines Camp Pendleton
Rancho Malibu
California
Niagara- Mohawk Power
Lake Ontario
Joint Atomic Committee
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Retail Clerks
Chicago
Gordon Cooper
Shawnee
Garden City class of 1938 reunion plans 25 years after graduation
Garden City High School class of 1938 members plan a Sunday reunion with a noon family picnic at Finnup Park and an adults only smorgasbord in the evening. Organizers include Louise Williams as coordinator and Starr Howell Smith as secretary, with emcee Elton Jewell and other volunteers handling dining, photography, and guest lists. Reservations urged to Mrs Howard Smith or Mrs Bill Lewis.
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Distaff
Garden City
Finnup Park
Louise Williams
Starr Howell
Howard
Smith
Margaret Lawrence
Bill
Lewis
Tony Jewell
Elton
KIUL
Bob Schreiber
Jack Curtis
Louise Spanier Springer
Margaret Leatherbury
W. D.) Brown
Beatrice Voth
Don) McMillan
Audra Proffitt Oliver
Dave Rintoul
M. P
Jack) Reeve
Ed Wiebe
Estella Solze
Dwight) Hate
Florence Wadsack
Wallace) Wilson
Julia Caz
D. E
Sroufe
Alton Garnand
Esta Marie Knapp
Robert) Snyder
Mike Merrill
Jarrell Nelson
James Waller
Mildred Englert
William) Yost
U S Dictator Friends Have Brought Tough Luck
James Marlow outlines American ties with dictators including Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam Batista of Cuba Duvalier of Haiti and Trujillo of the Dominican Republic. He notes billions in aid and hundreds of American military advisers, with mixed results and late criticism of the United States for its associations.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Diem
Viet Nam
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Batista
Cuba
Castro
State Department
Hemisphere
Francois Duvalier
Haiti
Duvalier
Jacques Fourcand
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Latin America
Nuclear envoy heads to Moscow for test ban talks
Washington AP reports veteran diplomat Averell Harriman will lead the U S at the nuclear test ban talks in Moscow starting Monday. President Kennedy will brief Harriman with Rusk and McNamara present at the White House strategy session. Harriman will visit London for a brief conference with Lord Hailsham before departure. NATO leaders say they have no mandate to strike any pact with the Warsaw Pact despite Khrushchev linking issues.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Harriman
United States
London
Lord Hailsham
Britain
Khrushchev
Hailsham
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Gas firm gains approval for $3 million pipeline upgrades
The Kansas Omaha? No, Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. of Phillipsburg Kansas won authorization from the Federal Power Commission to add more than $3 million in pipeline facilities to its system.
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Washington
Kansas - Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Phillipsburg
Kan
Federal Power Commission
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