Dilemma on Africa as Angola crisis tests US policy
The article discusses ongoing Central African violence, highlighting Holden Roberto's Angola rebel group based in Leopoldville and Thysville camps, Portuguese fears of rebellion, and U.S. funding to the Adoula government while weighing support choices ahead of a presidential election. It argues for a balance between backing allies and opposing colonial actions.
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Southeast Asia
Central Africa
U. S
Luanda
Cyrille Adoula
Congo
Angola
Holden Roberto
Adoula
Roberto
Union Des Populations d
Leopoldville
Thysville
Algeria
United States
United Nations
Katanga
U. N
Moise Tshombe
Portugal
Mozambique
Congo River
Free World
Africa
Government ownership of railroads debated amid union and management views
Observers split on whether the government should own rail lines with labor union officials favoring it and managers opposing. They note rails involve about 17 billion dollars in investment and over 700000 jobs, and that regulation relief may be needed to compete with trucks and barges.
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United States
Dallas
Johnson
Hickenlooper
Capitol Hill
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Mexico
Government management and railroads rise in American politics
The piece notes a shift toward government involvement in railroads amid rising earnings and investor optimism. It cites La Follette's 1924 bid and a surge in stock prices for 13 lines, driven by expectations of continued government freight movement and union leaders' belief in intervention preventing rail worker unemployment.
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Robert la Follette
Hoover Warns Congregation On Communist Infiltration
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover tells Washington Hebrew Congregation that the Communist Party USA is a Kremlin controlled subversive force. He warns Negro leaders to guard civil rights movements from Soviet manipulation and urges vigilance against infiltration and propaganda aimed at division and violence.
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Washington
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Brotherhood of the Washington Hebrew Congregation
Communist Party
USA
Kremlin
Moscow
Dupes
Mr. Hoover
Movement For Civil Rights
America
FBI
Well-Washed Realism Reflected In Iowa Panel Discussion
DES MOINES A panel at the Master Builders of Iowa anniversary featured Sen ator Bourke Hickenlooper and Rep Jim Bramwell discussing Washington policy. The room heard views on Oppenheimer, Castro, Dallas, and defense costs amid Midwest skepticism of national trends.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Washington
Constructors’ Association
The
Master Builders of
Bourke Hickenlooper
Jim Bramwell
Cedar Rapids
Buncombe
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Dallas
White House
East
Face lifting described by Detroit surgeons in aging context
A medical note explains that face lifting can make a person look 10 to 15 years younger but cannot halt aging. Results vary over years, with best outcomes in the first year and diminishing later. The piece outlines procedure steps, candidacy, and cautions on skin condition and fat distribution.
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Detroit
Colostomy Closure Question Clarified
A reader asks if a colostomy can be closed after X rays and proctoscopy. The reply notes the question is technical and discusses why the opening is made through the abdomen to divert stool before reaching the rectum.
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J. R
Nervous throat lump and dental cleaning questions
Mrs L asks about intermittent lump in throat caused by throat muscle contraction and anxiety. Mrs P questions whether carrot sticks effectively clean teeth after meals, doubting their effectiveness due to carrots being too firm to reach between teeth.
Healthy Lungs and Long Life Hint
R L Y advises readers on building healthy lungs by breathing clean air and avoiding smoking. The note adds a general life insight that longevity requires accepting aging as part of life.
Misleading Image Of Johnson In Televised Debate Land
The piece examines Lyndon Johnson's public image on TV noting a stiff delivery and nervous interviews. It discusses debate prospects, a bill to suspend fair time rules for major candidates, and potential vice presidential picks including Robert Wagner and others, with skepticism about each option.
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Johnson
White House
Pierre Salinger
John Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Scranton
Romney
Morton
Nixon
Bill Scranton
Pennsylvania
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Robert Wagner
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Sanford E. Stanton
New York Journal - American
Wagner
Wagner Labor Relations Act
Ber
Senate
Robert Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
California
Pat Brown
Chicago
Richard Daley
Adlai Stevenson
Do Christians Face Sickness and Adversity
Answer notes that faith in Christ does not shield believers from trouble but provides strength. The Christian can endure illness and hardship with courage, trusting that all things work for good for those who love God, bringing inner healing through faith.
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C.T
David
God
Monroe irws-Mar Publisher and staff listing notice
Publisher John D. Ewing led the Monroe irws Mar from 1909 to 1938 with Wilson on Publisher until 1952. The paper, issued evenings five days a week, was produced by News Star World Publish Corporation from North 4th and Olive Streets with offices in multiple cities. The motto pledges impartial news and support for what it believes is right.
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John D. Ewing
Wilson
News-Star-World Publish Corporation
North 4Th
Olive Streets
William H. Bron
Tera
Campbell
Meee
Jens
Gates
Dallas Roper
Rirgss
Nham Ombany
Vertist
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
St. Lou Memphis
Francisco
Los Anges
Chariews
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Cuba
Castro
Caribbean
Bramwell
House Judiciary
Warren
Supreme Court
Theodore R. van Dellen
Fulton Lewis
Telstar
House Commerce Committee
Bob Kennedy
South
Shriver
McCarthy
Humphrey
Brown
Daley
Stevenson
Billy Graham
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