Peron Attempt Blocked by Brazil in 1964 Return Plan
Brazil prevented former Argentine dictator Juan Peron from returning from exile to Argentina aboard a Madrid to Buenos Aires flight. President Humberto Castello Branco ordered custody and prepared to ship him back to Spain, citing regional stability concerns. The piece notes Peron’s past ouster in 1955 and his allies, including union leaders Andres Framina and Augusto Vendor, while contrasting U S policy and regional tensions.
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Juan Peron
Latin America
Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
Jon
Argentina
Peron
Spain
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Buenos Aires
Confederation of Labor
Madrid
Andres Framina
Textile Workers Union
Augusto Vendor
Metalworkers
Framina
Red Pattern In Congo and the Hostage Crisis
The article links Congo violence to a Red pattern of conquest, noting educated natives and clergy were targeted after Massamba-Debat secured a $20 million loan from Beijing. It recalls U.S. prisoner Hoyt forced to eat a flag, and criticizes Washington for actions amid Soviet and Chinese influence.
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Congo
United States
Peking
U. S
Michael Hoyt
Stanleyville
Hoyt
The
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
U S and Soviet Union claim wins over UN seat deal
The piece questions who truly won as Russia retained a UN General Assembly seat without paying overdue assessments. It notes US pressure for Russia to pay 52.6 million and Congo and Middle East peacekeeping issues, while Ghana’s Alex Quaison Lackey, as assembly president, did not suspend Moscow’s voting rights.
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Russia
U.N. General Assembly
Clee
United States
Unio
U Thant
Assembly
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Uns
Une
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
Gromykov
General Assembly
Alex Quaison Lackey
Ghana
Red China
Warned economic depressions may prompt action and restraint
The piece argues that looming economic strain could be tempered by maintaining high employment and steady prices. It notes Labor's influence on politics, auto and steel wage trends, and the failing utility of guideposts in wage and price policy amid rising costs and potential inflation.
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Washington
United States
America
Johnson
Johnson-Humphrey
House of Representatives
Steel
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Business Advisory Council
Steelworkers Union
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Carlson Birchs Parallel Deaths Stirs Cold War Fears
The column compares Paul Carlson’s Congo murder to John Birch’s early anti Communist martyr image, arguing both reflect Cold War racial and ideological agitation. It notes Carlson’s noncombatant humanitarian role and Birch’s political mythmaking, criticizing extremist groups and naming policy figures linked to African affairs.
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Washington
Paul Carlson
Stanleyville
John Birch
Paul Carson
Carlson
Birch
USA
Congo
Joe McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
Hoover Targets Bleeding Hearts as Crime Surges
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover blasted judges he calls soft on crime saying parole and probation let hardened criminals prey on victims. He cited a racketeer jailed 18 months for $20 000 daily illegal income and drew links to Bay Area Berkeley protests tied to Marxist groups and the Free Speech Movement.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Frank Bow
Ohio
Bow
New York Journal American
Shepard Campbell
New York
Campbell
New York Police Department
House
Morton Scheer
Bay Area
pro-Peking Progressive Labor Movement
Clark Kerr
Mao Tse-tung
Fidel Castro
San Francisco Examiner
Berkeley
Young Socialist Alliance
Socialist Workers Party
W. F. B. DuBois Club
National Young Commuunist Organization
About Your Health How To Keep Well
An unsigned New Yorker asks for optimistic diabetes news over 60 and the column offers hope. Diabetes in older adults often milder, with weight loss or diet control. some need pills or insulin initially but many avoid hormones once controlled. Daily urine tests and careful diet remain important.
Monroe News-Star publication masthead and staff listing
The Monroe News-Star lists publishers Owing families and executives including John O. Ewing and Wilson Ewing among owners. It notes offices on North 4th and Olive Streets and a five day evening schedule. The paper claims Associated Press affiliation and national advertising representatives in major cities. It defends independent, impartial journalism and nonpartisan stance.
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Monroe la
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing, Jr
Willam H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Ean Company
National Advertising Esentatives
New York
Chic
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Aempnis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe
Wnews-Star
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U.S
David Lawrence
By Holmes Alexander
Lattimore
Far East
Knave
G. Mennen
Soapy
Hoovers
Fulton Lewis
University of California At Berkeley
Oakland
Robert Treuhart
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Treuhart
Communist Party
Margaret Lima
California
Albert J
Mickey” Lima
Betina Aptheker
Herbert Aptheker
DR. van Dellen
Williams
China
K. M
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Monroe News-Sar
John O. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
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