Race Violence Propaganda in Communist Coverage
The article notes that Soviet and other Communist press seize on U.S. race turmoil to claim American democracy is hollow. It cites broadcasts and newspapers from China to Cuba aiming to depict American leaders as hypocritical and minority suppression as systemic. It questions propaganda effectiveness with a cited example from North Korea.
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China
Cuba
U.S
United States
Red
Africa
North Korea
Protest Lodged By Councilmen In Kansas City
Kansas City officials report Councilman Bruce Watkins criticized police raids on dining spots leading to mass arrests of Black residents. He observed at 29th and Brooklyn Ave. and urged restraint, warning rough treatment could spark racial trouble. Police records show 55 arrests for frequenting a disorderly house.
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Kansas City
Bruce Watkins
Brooklyn Ave
Watkins
Bethel A.M.E
Protests Grow in Topeka Over Racial Discrimination
In Topeka Kansas NAACP leader Samuel Jackson spoke at the statehouse steps as about 400 demonstrators protested the slaying of Medgar Evers. Jackson pledged the local NAACP would become a branch of action, planning pickets at construction sites and cemeteries, offices, and realtors to fight discrimination.
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Topeka
Kan
Samuel Jackson
Topeka Champter
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Statehouse
Jackson
Miss
Medgar Evers
NAACP
Evers
Health Capsules Promotes Cautious Use For Psych Diagnosis
Health capsules discuss emotional disturbances and urge use primarily by doctors with adequate psychiatric training. The note adds caution about psoriasis topics slated for tomorrow and emphasizes information only as guidance, not as medical care.
Mayo Clinic Doctor Criticizes Physicians Who Slight Patients
Mayo Clinic doctor Dr Edward H Rynearson told the AMA annual meeting that more than half of waiting room patients suffer from life's vicissitudes and may have no organic disease. He warned doctors often lack time for such patients, risking quack diagnoses. The Most Rev Fulton Sheen urged treating the person, not merely diseases.
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Mayo Clinic
Ay Frank Carey
Atlantic City
Edward H. Rynearson
American Medical Association
Rynearson
Fulton J. Sheen
Society For the Propagation of the Roman Catholic Faith
North America
VA Issues Nearly $5 Billion in Home Loans to Veterans
The Veterans Administration reports about 6 million veterans have received Guaranteed Tailored loans totaling nearly five billion dollars. The program expands access to home ownership through government backed financing and supports veterans nationwide.
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Veterans Administration
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Marmaduke
Bnee
Birmingham
Ala
Garden City Telegram
Michael A. Petit
M.D
del Monte
Hams
Welch's
Erach's
Great Plains Oil Company
Maln & Pine
Champlin
Sandy MacPlaid
Money Bak
Palace
Coronation
Doncrest
McDonald
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