The South and Its Image Amid Northern Myths
The piece argues that Northerners misjudge the South amid violence and prejudice in the era, noting biased portrayals by the liberal press and hostile remarks. It emphasizes avoiding sweeping generalizations, urging readers to seek deeper understanding of progress and harmony beyond sensational conflicts.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
South
Old Confederacy
James Meredith
National Observer
North Carolina
Las Vegas
New York State
New York
New South
Women voters helped Balaguer win in Dominican election
The Dominican Republic election that brought Joaquin Balaguer to the presidency over Juan Bosch is credited by observers to peaceful conduct and strong appeal to women voters. Phelps Phelps says women’s opposition to war and desire for stability powered Balaguer, while Bosch faced exile and fear of assassination. Glaciers cover about one tenth of the earth’s land surface and contain almost one per cent of the world’s water, says National Geographic.
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Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Juan Bosch
United States
Balaguer
Trujillo
Bosch
Phelps
National Geographic
Free World Needs Well Mounted Offensive For Peace
Washington argues interdependence can curb conflict as Canada sells 336 million bushels of wheat and flour to the Soviet Union over three years for 800 million dollars. It notes prior Soviet purchases and warns that Moscow seeks to discredit the free world while urging self restraint by communist regimes to avert war. The piece urges openness to trade with the Soviet bloc if paired with truth campaigns and stresses education about international life to prevent nuclear conflict.
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Washington
Ottawa
Soviet Union
Canada
United States
Australia
Russia
Moscow
Peiping
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party of the United States of America
Communist Party
Latin America
Free World
Congress
Europe
China
Albert Quie
Rminn
GOP
Fort Custer
Kalamazoo
Mich
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Camp Rodman
New Bedford
Mass
R. Sargent Shriver
Minnesota
House Education and Labor Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
D.-N.y
Old Robber Barons Far Removed From Atomic Corporation
Middletown Connecticut features a critique of utility magnates building nuclear plants at five sites along the Connecticut River. The piece highlights dramatic landscaping and community involvement, with detailed plantings, design by Stone and Webster, and an advisory committee from Yale and major science institutions guiding the project.
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Atomic Corporation
Middletown
Conn
Lady Bird Johnson
Yankee Atomic Electrical System
Connecticut River
Connecticut Yankee
Zelkova
Stone and Webster
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
State Water Resources Commission
Daniel Merriman
Yale
Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Cornell University
The
U. S. Public Health Service
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Leftists Run Well In California Gubernatorial Race
In California the Democratic primary shows significant support for antiwar leftists challenging Gov. Pat Brown. Peace candidates gain high percentages in Northern districts while others push to condemn U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Notable figures include Dorothy Healey and Robert Treuhaft amid a broader peace movement influence.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
U. S
Viet Nam
Eee A
Tne Peacenike
Pat Brown
Brown
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Peace
Robert Scheer
Oakland - Berkeley
Edward Keating
San Mateo County
Philip Drath
William Bennett
Johnson
George Brown
Don Edwards
San Jose
U.S
Robert Leggett
Philip Burton
LaRue Grimm
San Francisco Bay Area
Lawrence Sherman
Dorothy Healey
Healey
Young Democrats
Students In A Democratic Society
Congress of Racial Equality
Alameda County
Robert Treuhaft
Treuhaft
Jessica Mitford
House Brobers
Baltimore
Poison Ivy Warns and Protection Tips From a Naturalist
The article explains poison ivy oak and sumac identification and prevention. It warns that urushiol remains active after death, skin rashes appear hours after contact, and washing with soap and water or solvents helps. It stresses protective clothing decontamination and thorough cleaning of tools and surfaces to prevent spread.
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United States
van Dellen
Can the neck suffer arthritis and sleep talking ideas
K. 8 explains arthritis in the neck and traumatic arthritis from injuries. D. M. discusses sleep talking as dreaming with an incomplete sleeping reflex. The Health Hint notes a youthful mind adjusts to changes.
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D. M
Monroe News-Star-World Masthead and Motto Line
The snippet lists publication details for Monroe News-Star-World, including post office dating, office address, contact numbers, leadership names, and Associated Press rights. It also notes editorial stance and advertising representation, reflecting a historic newspaper masthead and mission statement.
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Monroe News-Star
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Oliver Street
Monroe
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By Holmes Alexander
America
Fulton Lewis JR
San Francisco
DR. van Dellen
Pancreatitis
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William H. Bronson
Jack $. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gales
William C. Hardin
Associated Erase
Associated Press
Ranhom Company National Advertising Representatives
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
Los Anges
Charlotte
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