Kenya’s Uhuru Emancipation Move Spurs Mixed Reactions
Robert C. Ruark recounts Kenya becoming formally free with Nairobi leaving white settlers’ farms nationalized. He relays a letter describing land transfers, a shrinking European presence, rising African settlements, labor unrest, stock thefts, and social tension as Kenyatta’s government pledges amnesty and permits, with continuing immigrant shifts and cultural upheaval.
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Kenya
Uhuru
White Highlands
England
Bob
Marilyn
Limuru
Bamboo Forest
Naivasha
Bell Inn
Kinangop
New Stanley
Lord Delamere
Sorsbie
Kenyatta
Kimathi
Land Freedom Army
Reemployment For Congress on Capitol Hill
Congress returns to work amid White House pressure and Senate Byrd's rare recall. Johnson promises to share the new Budget with Finance and Ways and Means leaders before its presentation. Civil rights sections, space policy shifts, and appointments are under review as Congress re-engages.
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Finance Committee
White House
House
State Department
Rusk
Senate Finance
Ways and Means Committees
Byrd
Pentagon
LBJ
Barriers To Living Confront Handicapped
Lawrence County group urges architects and builders to remove architectural obstacles that block access for wheelchair users and the elderly. Charles E. Caniff, named Handicapped American of the Year, discusses how steps, doors, and vague signage impede work, voting, worship, and daily life in New Castle.
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Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc
Charles E. Caniff
Rainey Critics Fire Off On Last-Minute City Appointments
In Brookfield New York the Brookfield Courier denounces a lame duck mayor Robert W. Rainey for stacking city posts before leaving office on January 6. The paper argues appointments should wait for Mayor-elect John C. Jordan to choose aides and cites Supreme Court guidance on responsible administration and public accountability.
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Robert W. Rainey
City Hall
Rainey
John C. Jordan
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Time as Life Budget in Franklin Style
A short reflection urges valuing every minute as life itself and warns against wasting time. It cites Benjamin Franklin on loving life and not squandering time, then connects the parable of the talents to time stewardship and asks for guidance to budget days hours and minutes.
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Benjamin Franklin
Jesus
Richardson County Daily News Staff Roster and Rates
The page lists staff roles including President and General Manager, Vice President and Treasurer, Secretary and Assistant Treas., Asst. Secretary, Manager, Editor, Advertising and Credit Manager with contact numbers. It also details home delivery and mail subscription rates, pricing per week, month, and annual options, plus sale locations at leading newsstands.
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Treas
Asst
Recess Advertising and Credit Manager
Oliver
Wrence
Foreign News Analysis on Soviet Hungarian Crisis
The Soviet army plans to leave Hungary in months, diplomatic sources said. Nov 4 1956 Budapest radio cried for help as Nagy announced Hungary’s government under attack. The story chronicles courage, treachery, and Western hesitation amid the siege.
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Hungary
UPI
Moscow
Budapest
Imre Nagy
Joseph Cardinal Mindzenty
U.S
Kadar
Nagy
India
Egypt
Tito
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Nagy and Hungarian Revolt Seen From Moscow Memoir
A Moscow dispatch recalls the 1956 Hungarian uprising, its toll of over 20 000 deaths, and the迅 destabilizing sequence from Nagy's government moves to Soviet withdrawal pledges. It notes Mindzenty seeking asylum, Nagy’s fall, and Tito’s reaction. The episode altered Soviet relation with Yugoslavia and tempered control over satellites.
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Moscow
Nagy
Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Bible Thought Fear Ye Not Stand Still See Salvation
A brief religious reflection quotes Exodus 14 13 urging calm trust in divine deliverance. The verse encourages believers to refrain from fear, remain stationary, and witness the Lord's salvation in challenging times.
Khrushchev faced with political conditions on Soviet sales
A 1963 Wanderer letter argues Western buyers should require political conditions on chemical equipment sales to the Soviet Union. It links Soviet support for Castro and Venezuelan violence to a broader pattern of global unrest and warns that violence culture grows as the world drifts toward negotiations with Moscow.
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Khrushchev
Castro
FALN
Venezuela
Wanderer
St. Paul
Minnesota
New York
Taylor Caldwell
Kennedy
America
West
Mao Tse-tung
Latin America
Fidel Castro
British Guiana
Berlin Wall
Stalin
Nikita
Washington Nation Strong but critics press moratorium myth
The piece argues national continuity shows strength after White House tragedies and mocks calls for a moratorium on partisan or diplomatic attacks. It cites Kennedy politics and a peanut gift incident among Congressmembers to illustrate perceptions of ethics and power in government.
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White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Bobby Kennedy
Justice Department
Senate Democratic
House
Victor Wickersham
Oklahoma
Wickersham
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Gene Stone
NEW Castle News
The
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North Mercer Street
New Castle
Richard E. Rents
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
J. Fred Rentz
Eleanor Treadwell Payson
Gs Rodames W. — Bell
By Phil Newsom
Bible Thought
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Miss Caldwell
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Laos
China
South
Vietnam
Frank iSnatra
Nevada
Lyndon Johnson
Yale Divinity School
Milford
Conn
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Georgia
Henry Cathcart
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