Trujillo Assassination May Stir Fears Among Dictators
The Dominican Republic marks nine days of mourning for Gen Rafael Trujillo amid doubts over public sympathy and concerns other Latin American dictators may fear similar upheavals. Observers note Trujillo’s 31 year rule enriched his circle while subjects endured repression and potential power struggles loom in the region.
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Trujillo
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Silceraly
Hispianola
New World
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Finding Faulty Equipment in Motor Vehicles
The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a free safety check Saturday to ensure cars are in first class condition as the summer motoring season begins. After Memorial Day saw 482 traffic deaths, likely from brake and light defects, the drive urges drivers to fix issues revealed by the check to improve safety.
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Chamber of Commerce
American capitalism argued as humane system by Lodge
Assistant Labor Secretary lauds gains of the US system in a pamphlet by Grange C Lodge highlighting free competition, dispersed corporate ownership, broad wealth distribution, and worker participation. He argues the American model distributes wealth, supports democracy, and remains uniquely free, despite Khrushchev's critiques.
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U. S
Grange C. Lodge
Nevarthylegs
Npt Taliser
United States
Karl Mars
Lovige
George Lodge
Ghorge
Soroisky
Passione
Lodge
Dppresseil Ia Cstaning
Urey Tabor
Wittmeusett
Advertising and staff list in The Muscatine Journal
The Muscatine Journal lists advertising representatives Jann and Kelly Inc with offices in Chicago New York Detroit Atlanta Los Angeles and San Francisco. Publishing details note daily except Sundays with mail subscriptions and rates, plus staff roles including Harold Li Nelson publisher Walter Russell editor and others.
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Jann & Kelly, Inc
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dally Journal
Cickiet
Avi
Muscatie Trace
Muscatine
Advange
Dillon
To & P.m
Dial AM
Harold Li
Nelson
Walter Russell
Robert Bauer
Gilbert Dietz
Wwin Walwer
Saret Griffith
Mer
Gen
Carl Walter
Adv
Direstor
Kennedy Provides No New Insight on Foreign Policy
Analyst notes Kennedy’s Paddington visit yields no fresh stance on foreign policy. He pledges NATO unity with France and West Germany, defends West Berlin, and hints at future talks with Khrushchev that may reveal little beyond established policy. The focus remains on symbolism over substantive shifts.
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Kennedy
James. Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Baris
Kheushehey
Wit Gaulle
Elbeur
To Gaulle
America
NATO
Frupee
West Germany
Berlin
Sea salt cures claim hair growth and health boosts
In a hornbook style defence of sea water as medicine, Dr Crane argues that sea salt supplies endo crine and tissue nutrients from the oceans. He cites testimonies from dentists and patients, rebuts bureaucrats, and links salt use to hair darkening and relief from arthritis and Parkinson’s disease.
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Minnesota State Dental Association
Maet
Ourlew Park
Dorothy
Parkigon
West Berlin Church Serves Many Germans
In Berlin near the Brandenburg Gates a gleaming cross marks the Kaiser Friedrich Memorial Church, drawing East and West German Protestants. The church, within the Western Allied zone, hosts weddings baptisms and confirmations for East Germans and West Germans alike, with many East German relatives visiting for ceremonies. East and West German families attend and share in christenings and vows, reflecting the crossborder ties during the divided era.
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West Berlin
George Boultwood
Berlin
Berl
Brandenburg Gates
Kaiser Friedrich Memorial
Chieci Ig
Hansaviantel
East Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
East
Widow seeks suitor’s truth as marriage test
Abigail Van Buren advises careful widow to verify finances with a lawyer and banker before marriage. Readers ask about inappropriate postures with a male doctor and bird-watching curiosities. Abby and readers offer practical guidance and a dating philosophy.
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Danker
Patie
Ninthy & Num
Our Yesterdays and 25 Years Ago Clippings Recap
A trimmed collage of past local notes recounts a quarrel tied to disunion from a German near an old post office, a dawn sprinkling frame damaged on Front Street, a herd loss report, a Texas army maneuver note, and a long school record of attendance. It also mentions veterans parades, rain delays, and recent Rotary Club joiners along with upcoming Father’s banquet planning.
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Pat Donnelly
Hassili
Dis Union
Huneye
Carleton Kelley
Sweetland
Henry Lange
Company
San Antonio
Texas
B. F. Carrol
Iown
Iowa Veterans
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Crowda
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Kennedy Haw
New Groumd
Hy Predeversorn
George W. Crane
Crane Perries
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The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
East Gore
West
Helr
Sweetland Church
Ailand
Grange
Sweetland School
Wilivsday
Nan
Shepard
Ames
Donald
Smolizer
Robert Bancks
Edna Belle’ Nice
W. Sage
Naomi
O'S
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Jack van Ir
James, van Nice
Hannah
David Pace
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Abigail van Buren
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Pirpers
Basheul
Confidentiat
Beverly Hills
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Muxcaline _ oe
Robert Green
Raymond Tobias
Tobias
Henry Tobie
Liberty
St Marys Greens
Ovk
Carouy
Zid Walter
Hayles Distitation
Rotary Club
Herbert Ives
Robert Shoemaker
Fred Peters
Archue Dow
Don Carver
Dre Johm Potter
Arthur Stanley
Atalissa
Marion Aye
Deme Hercher
Martha Ridenour
Zella Statler
Wilma Carlisle
Pinero
Ing Featurea Syndicate
Ted
Tao
Amos
Andy
Florida
Chinese Radio
Manila
Hemp
U.S. Sain
Indian City
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