Nations Press for Influence in Africa Amid Cold War Drift
Analysis notes growing demands from Abou statesmen and others as the United States and the Soviet Union ease tensions but risk reducing Western aid and competition for influence in Africa. The piece discusses how poorer nations leverage both powers and fear prolonged arms and aid games that burden U.S. taxpayers.
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United States
Thre
Africa
Particn Rhs
Earn
Gretet
Atin
Mezalemann
Armen
False fronts and image in public life and business
The piece argues that leaders and organizations push favorable public images yet risk insincerity. It warns a glossy “image” can mask truth and ethical failings, urging integrity and fair dealing over manufactured fronts. It cautions image makers to remember substance over appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonatics Tesser
Eastbourne council votes to remove last four horse troughs
The Town Council in Eastbourne England votes to remove the remaining four horse troughs deeming them obsolete. Citizens view the change as part of a shift toward automobiles and modern streets. The report notes local concerns about living with debt and the Jones family creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbourne
England
Texan Saturday issue pages reveal subscription rates and public notices
A fragmented clipping shows subscription pricing for 1 month 6 months and 1 year with varied regional prices. It also lists Pledge of Allegiance text and references a page location in Lubbock Texas dated September 28, 19%. The source mentions The Association International Parken and a few garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas
Japan’s comeback stance shapes U S policy
The article surveys postwar Japan’s economic rebound and rising power, noting cotton and shipbuilding strength, high literacy, and growing independence in Asia. It warns of U S reliance and calls for recognizing Japan as a mature partner while addressing military and alliance considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Jess
Republic Aviation Corporation
Considine
Four Changes in College Life Then and Now
INEZ ROBB reflects on shifting higher education dynamics from funder influence and growing enrollments to broader access. She recalls past campus norms, protests, and policing, noting how student demonstrations have evolved from orderly mischief to confrontational activism and police responses.
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Washington, DC
Senate
United States
Hetter
Hoover safe in fight for civil rights insists on fair local cooperation
Andrew Wyeth argues the FBI under J Edgar Hoover is unfairly attacked by black leaders while noting the Bureau has limited progress on Birmingham bombings. He emphasizes the need for local authorities to cooperate and trusts Hoover to pursue justice without overreach, citing Bobby Kennedy's civil rights stance.
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Andrew TU Wy
Coashington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBE
Birminghare
Hone
Dan
Order
Ian
Hoover
FBI
EBC
Whitfoniness
Tical Politics
Peitice
PRT
Comaley
Alabama
Tocal
South
Bull Connor
Birmingham
Albert
Eagar Hoover
Washington
Tacal Eutherthes
Bobby Kennedy
Delta Kappa Gamma Elects New Officers In Season Kickoff
On memory lane in Lubbock September 28 1942 Delta Kappa Gamma honorary teachers group met and elected officers led by President Mary Zee and Vice President Mrs Ins Berzholm Recording secretary Mrs Minnie Ray Swafford and treasurer Mrs Ance English Parliamentarian Miss Mickie Observation of Christian Education week continues with KFYO radio talks and plans to organize a Cub Scout pack at Three Bean School with den mothers named including Mrs Frank Fowler and others.
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Delta
Kappa Gamma
Mary Zee
Vic
Ins Berzholm
Lee Fulton
Minnie Ray Swafford
Mes
Ance English
Aline McCarty
Mickie
Ree Bean School
Frank Fowler
C.B. Conditt
M. M. Meek
Howard Galloway
M. Holder
BE. E. Sultivent
Earl Westbrook
W. A. Rogers
No Chance to Back Out U S Viet Nam Task Grows
Richard Starnes surveys U S policy debates on Vietnam with no easy exit. He notes sharply divergent views from escalation to withdrawal, while warning withdrawal could precipitate chaos and guerrilla violence. The piece blends skeptical analysis with reflections on democracy and the limits of diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Starnes
SMGOX
South Viet Nam
Viet Nan
Sis
Eries
CLA Usia
Vsom Macy
MAAG
Frat
Miliary Assistancy
Greg
U.S
Viet Nam
Sagan
Southeast Asia
Jet
Hanoi
China
Hiccuping Spree From Milan Woman Reaches Third Month
Milan tale reports Mrs McDonald in hospital for second time and under tests as a months long hiccuping spell continues. Doctors seek cause while home remedies range from ear hair plucking to liquor. Hospital easing sleep to curb disruption. patient notes relief from wakefulness. Chagall exhibit valued at ten million dollars prepares airlift to Tokyo for opening.
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Milan
Lies McDonald
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