Jagan and Janet Jagan Drive Guiana Communist Move
A Chicago born woman, Janet Jagan, leads British Guiana’s push toward a communist government. Her husband Cheddi Jagan seeks U.S. aid, while their anti British stance fuels a racial conflict between East Indians and Negroes. Cuba and Moscow back the Jagans, escalating regional unrest as violence rises.
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Cheddi Jagan
British Guiana
Jagan
United States
Hemisphere
Janet Rosenberg
Berlin Wall
Free World
Wall
Janet Jagan
Peoples’ Progressive Party
Richard Ishmael
South America
Guiana
Cuba
Moscow
Senate
Ministry of Education
National Bank of Cuba
Latin American Press Information Agency
Castro
Federal Court Demands Local Board Levy Taxes
A federal judge threatens jail for Prince Edward County's county board unless they vote to reopen public schools and levy funds. The ruling, tied to desegregation efforts, marks a Supreme Court driven push into local appropriations and school operation. The piece discusses autonomy, duress challenges, and potential state court suits to block the action.
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Washington
Oren R. Lewis
Supreme Court of the United States
Board of Supervisors
Prince Edward County
Virginia
State of
John D. Butzner, Jr
Surry County
Congress
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Supreme Court
Republic
Farm sizes shape costs and future of agri business
A Berkeley study shows larger Kern County farms cut costs per acre as size rises from 80 to 2200 acres and reach max economies with 640 to 1000 acres. The report argues against 160 acre limits in irrigation areas and frames farming as business and industry. It notes mega farms require vast investment and that agri business offers the best path to feeding a growing population.
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Appalachians
North Carolina
Tennessee
University of California At Berkeley
Kern County
California
Goldwater Scranton ticket may lie in GOP cards
Washington private GOP views weigh on a Goldwater Scranton bid focusing on Pennsylvania and the Eastern states. Scranton seen as loyal and viable on a ticket with Goldwater if he accepts a presidential nomination, with potential to unite the party after San Francisco and appeal to key states.
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Goldwater-Scranton
Washington
Scranton
Stern-Chase
Bill Scranton
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Nixon
Theodore White
Barry Cabal
GOP
Goldwater - Scranton
Kennedy- Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Nixon - Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Massachusetts
Kennedy
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Boyshood
New Frontier Bleeding Hearts
Eisenhower
San Francisco
How To Keep Well Summer Living
Summer health guidance covers clothing, food, fluids, baths, sleep, and exercise. It advises small meals with fruits and vegetables, extra salt for heavy labor, and frequent cool baths. Swimming is recommended, and light clothing plus air conditioning help prevent overheating.
Teaching Children to Believe in God and the Bible
The best method is to model Christian living before children rather than preach. Historical figures credit their mothers with shaping faith, teaching by example and daily living the teachings of Christ. Reading the Bible helps, but children seek a living witness in their caregivers.
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Robert Moffat
John Randolph
St. Augustine
God
Christ
Scranton Drive for President Gains Momentum
Washington report on the Scranton for President effort after Lodge's New Hampshire win. Pennsylvania GOP figures and corporate advisers plan for a convention deadlock with a massive write-in campaign on April 28. A 50-person state staff, command center setup, and state-card files target 1,308 delegates as Scranton pivots toward a brokered convention strategy.
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Washington
Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Harrisburg
GOP
Craig Truax
William Schweiker
James E. Staudinger
TRUAX
San Francisco
Draft Scranton
Montana
Maryland
Utah
New Jersey
Connecticut
Vermont
California
Kansas
Idaho
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Eisenhower
Monroe News-Star details and masthead note
The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper printed evenings five days a week in Monroe Louisiana. It lists staff including John B D Ewing publisher and executive editors and notes Associated Press rights and advertising representatives.
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John BD. Ewing
Wilton Ewing
Monroe
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack $ Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Ednlor
Associated Press
Branham Company
National Advertising
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
T. Lou's
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
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Prince Edward County, Virginia
New York Herald Tribune Inc
South China Sea
Canadian
Arctic
By Holmes Alexander
Theodore R. van Dellen
T. H
Op. L
Billy Graham
L.A
Fulton Lewis
Philadelphia Bulletin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Staudinger
Hugh Scott
San Francisco Cow Palace
The
Monroe News
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