Trujillo and the dangers of dictators in Latin America
L.A.C. argues that General Trujillo and his father, the Dominican dictator, illustrate how dictators manipulate publicity and squander national wealth. The column notes U.S. aid to such regimes, the role of glamorous publicity, and the need for democratic progress as a counterweight to dictatorship. It warns that Bahamas of corruption erode freedom and stresses eventual self-government.
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Trujillo
Dominicom
Playboy
Peron
South America
United States
La.c
Jobless Claims Hit 1958 Low With Brief Boosts
Washington reports unemployment benefit rolls fell to a new 1958 low for the week ending June 14, marking nine straight declines while 32,000 exhausted benefits left rolls. New claims numbered 318,500 for the week ending June 21, down 13,800 but still higher than a year ago, attributed largely to seasonal outdoor work.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Department
Psychologist cautions doctors as know-it-alls
In San Francisco and Washington reports, a psychologist warns that about one percent of doctors are suit-prone due to a desire to play god. He calls for doctors to admit not knowing certain diagnoses, arguing malpractice costs rise when physicians overestimate certainty and fail to address the human side of care. The remarks accompany broader discussion on malpractice, insurance costs, and medical practice dynamics.
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Patricia McCormack
San Francisco
UPI
American Medical Association
Richard Bloom
California Med-1
Atl
California
Atiow
Alice
Bloom
Washington
UPID
Burdick
Jean Rodgers Burdick
Hancock ‘Oil Co
M.S. Walker Co
Longth Beach
Brong Beach Company
Ts Ithe
Hancock
Signal Hill
Yit
American Airlines
la Guardia
Mollie Parris
White House
Mrs. Eisenhower
Jim Hagerty
Bernard Goldfine
Adopted senior actress son sent to private home
Lindenhurst New York reports actress Joan Crawford and her husband Alfred N. Steele arranged for their adopted son Christopher to be sent to a private school for delinquent and disturbed children. The decision followed a Children's Court hearing where Christopher faced charges for a three day shooting spree in which a young girl was slightly injured by a bran air rifle.
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Lindenhurst
Christopher
Crawford
Joan
Atranklin T. Voelker
Miss Crawford
Alfred N. Steele
Pepsi-Cola Co
British housewife finds three penny coin in egg yolk
Mrs Ivy Tune of Crowle England reported this week discovering a three penny coin embedded in the yolk of an egg from her henhouse.
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Crowle
England
Ivy’ Tune
General Collins predicts loss of Near East excluding Israel
Washington columnist recounts General Collins saying the United States cannot block Arab nationalism or use Near East oil, arguing Israel remains a key ally with Western support. He predicts De Gaulle may keep Algerian oil if he opposes American oil firms and avoids guerrilla war.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Joe" Collins
Cherbourg
Army
United States
Near East
Israel
Collins
Army and“Navy Club
John Foster Dulles
Worcries
Lebanon
Near East Oi
Red Sea
Suez
Canada
Venezuela
Europe
de Gaulle
France
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