Alliance Bipartisan Critique of Progress in Latin America
A commentator argues after years and billions spent on the Alliance for Progress that it has created enemies and changed minds little. The piece cites Argentina under Illia withdrawing oil contracts and warns U S policy must back private investment or face expropriation risk similar to Castro Cuba.
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Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Argentina
U. S
Averell Harriman
Illia
United States
Castro Cuba
Brazil
South
Southern Colleges Benefit From Lower Costs and Rising Tuition
The South emerges as a potential national education hub as tuition at public universities averages 262 dollars annually and private schools about 900, with room and board around 600 dollars. Costs rose 34 percent in seven years, while Latin American aid debates reflect broader U S investment and policy tensions in the region.
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South
United States
Southern Regional Educational Board
Tex
Tuition hikes at TCU and SMU lift yearly costs
Texas Christian University will add about five dollars per hour, equating to roughly 150 dollars annually, while Southern Methodist University plans new charges between 50 and 100 dollars per semester. Both schools are church supported. state colleges are less likely to raise fees. Alabama expands junior college building to reduce future costs. Southern Regional Education Board cites tuition 134 dollars and room and board 578 dollars as a bargain. Louisiana maintains multiple state and private higher education options, including LSU branches, Tulane, and church affiliated colleges, keeping pace with regional facilities.
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Texas Christian University
Southern Methodist University
TCU
SMU
Alabama
Southern Regional Education Board
Louisiana
LSU
Alexandria
New Orleans
Monroe
Ruston
Natchitoches
Lake Charles
Thibodaux
Hammond
Tulane University
South
Tribes Denounce Dam Project in Montana Controversy
Indian tribal councils denounce the Knowles Dam plan as a treaty violation and land flood threat. Critics warn of heavy economic damage, loss of irreplaceable farmland, and trampling local rights, with no evident public demand or need. The piece notes wind patterns and historic observance of Armistice/Remembrance day context.
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Knowles
Montana
Presidential Succession Plans Non-Elective In Nature
An analysis critiques the 1947 line of succession law as insufficient beyond the Vice President. It argues that Cabinet members should not be in the line ahead of elected House Speaker or Senate President Pro Tempore and calls for clear rules to ensure the next elected leader assumes the presidency. It contrasts American practice with Canada and Britain and notes Kennedy era reliance on staff over cabinet meetings.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Democratic
Canada
Great Britain
Australia
Lyndon Johnson
House of Congress
Kennedy
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Ford
Cleveland
Reuther
Dynastic Motif Obvious In Kennedy Ceremonies
Washington observers debate whether Kennedy funeral rituals signal a dynastic style or mere national grief. The Returning Traveler notes monuments, Eternal Flame, and grand processions as a phase of American death culture, while stressing consent of the governed and the limits of public reverence.
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Kennedy
America
Washington
National Cemetery
Wilson
Lincoln
Lee
How To Keep Well Evaluations Of Medications
this item discusses evaluating medicines and warns against cure all claims advising patience with new drugs noting thalidomide dangers and the need for long term observation it covers vitamins clinic tests and the role of physicians in judging effectiveness also includes reader Q and A on spinal taps diets and respiratory issues and ends with a health tip to build a strong heart through activity
Outlandish Presents From Mail Bring Police Mystery
A Indiana policeman receives an odd flood of gifts by mail over five months, including lobsters, rugs, and a Honolulu land title, tied to a suspected mail fraud scheme linked to a former suspect Edwin R. Bauer who admitted sending 25 packages to the officer. The case spirals into an automation tech note and a military birds and smoking mishap at a SAC base in Ford England with nest safety actions.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Indiana
Marion G. Neff
Neff
Iran
Ireland
Honolulu
Edwin R. Bauer
Bauer
SAC
Fairford
England
Is Salvation the Simple Core of Christian Life
The speaker explains that receiving Christ is the beginning of the Christian life, but maturity requires growth, discipline, and obedience. Birth is easy, but becoming mature involves resisting conformity and aligning with God’s will, with rewards in this life and the next. The idea of forsaking worldly ties for the sake of Christ is cited.
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God
Monroe News-Star Publication Masthead Summary
The Monroe News-Star declares its 1909 founding, current ownership by News-Star-World Publishing, and key staff including publisher John B D Ewing, editor Edmund G Brown, and manager Jack Campbell. The paper affiliates with Branham Company for national ads and emphasizes independent, impartial reporting.
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John BD. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associated Press
E Branham Company
National Advertising
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Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
An Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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