Italy's political and economic paradox in talks with Kennedy
The piece examines Italy as a NATO partner amid economic growth and rural poverty, noting a large Communist party, a fragile democracy, and six-decade political fragmentation. It cites Clare Luce’s analysis on soil, materials, and capital as causes of Italy's stagnation, while Fanfani seeks U.S. support ahead of broadcasts and policy shifts.
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Amintore Fanfani
Washington
Kennedy
NATO
Italy
Free World
New Mexico
Clare Boothe Luce
U. S
Luce
Fanfani
Christian Democratic Party
Center
Christian Democrats
Washington Window Subsidy and Control Clash Explored
In a UPI analysis, the Kennedy education subsidy bill sparks a battle over federal control of local schooling. Wickard v. Filburn is cited to support federal reach over subsidies. The piece links stadium subsidies and civil rights pressure with Interior Secretary Udall backing regulation, while the Chamber questions USOE plans amid a 1961 report dated April 13.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Redskins
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Senate
House
United States
Federal
Office of Education
Treasury
Wickard
Congress
Washington Stadium
Secretary of Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Marshall
U. S. Office of Education
USOE
USCE
Latin American dictators fall or endure under new heirs
UPI analysis surveys the six-year downfall of old-line Latin American dictators from Argentina to Paraguay. Peron retired in Spain with up to 600 million. Batista and others profited abroad. Somoza died from assassin’s bullets in 1956, his dynasty continuing via sons. In the Dominican Republic Rafael Jr. is poised to lead, while Stroessner governs Paraguay under police and Colorado party control.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Spain
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Somoza
Trujillo
Luis
Anastasio
Colorado Party
Paraguay
Stroessner regime faces growing exile pressure in Paraguay
The Paraguayan government under Stroessner, now into its second term, has ruled under a long siege since 1954. Exiles in Paraguay, buoyed by Castro, have stepped up anti-government activity, while border tensions with Argentina intensify after a December rebel invasion is halted. The regime is accused of offering only lip service to reform.
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Stroessner
Paraguay
Fidel Castro
Castro
Argentina
Storessner
Colorado Party
Space Kitchen Demonstration Powers US Space Pride
Washington report on the world’s first space kitchen by Whirlpool and Westinghouse. The device includes built in cabinets oven refrigerator and freezer designed to keep food from floating in weightlessness. Food stored in cans and drinks in plastic tubes to manage meals in orbit.
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Washington
UPI
United States
America
Galaxy Flights
Betty Furness
Miss Furness
Whirlpool Corp
Westinghouse
Betty
Bond issue for Princeton high school and space food gadget
From 1911 Raleigh Register notes Princeton votes 50000 bond for a new high school. Also plans for a vast Hamp ton Roads coal station and piers costing three to four million. YMCA building at Hinton to be rebuilt after fire.
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Raleigh Register
Princeton
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Virginian
Hampton Roads
YMCA
Hinton
Your Pocketbook More About Banks
A compact primer on banking types commercial savings and mutuals, detailing ownership, functions and risks. It notes 3000 trust companies 6000 savings and loan associations and 19000 credit unions with focus on thrift, home financing and access to deposits and deposits limits. It also covers deposits limits insured by FDIC E S L I C, safe boxes, checking accounts and special savings bank life insurance provisions. Ends with a prayer fragment.
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Savings and Loan
Banks
U.S
Fderal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Savings and Loan Associations
Mutual Savings Banks
Savings Bank Life Insurance
Savings Banks
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Safety Begins With You In Traffic
A short civic notice urges personal responsibility to curb traffic deaths and accidents, emphasizing individual choices as the foundation of broader road safety. It frames the issue as a long-standing concern and calls for proactive behavior from drivers and pedestrians alike.
25 Years Ago From The 1936 Files Of The New Deal
A 1936 Supreme Court ruling found the Guffey coal code price fixing provisions tied to labor terms, suggesting invalidity would imply the rest. A Big Stick boy with congenital cataracts undergoes eye surgeries at Beckley Hospital hoping to regain sight. Police Chief Cites late parking ticket reports and accident injury totals. US Surgeon General Luther Terry warns that about 90,000 yearly deaths stem from accidents with millions injured, many crippled, and a large portion of victims in productive ages.
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Supreme Court
Beckley Hospital
J. Q. Stover
U. S
Luther Terry
Q A Quiz of Historic World Facts
A compact Q A set covers questions on city populations, early rubber knowledge, Cyprus independence in 1960, Doris architecture exemplar building in Ohio, zebra color pattern, and Romney West Virginia’s Civil War role with a value of 56 changes.
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London
Tokyo
Japan
New York
Columbus
Cyprus
Makarios
United States
State House
Ohio
Romney
W. Va
Beckley Newspapers rate notice details in ad copy
Becketley Newspapers Corporation lists delivery options and prices for daily and Sunday papers. It notes that carriers and distributors are independent contractors and that the company cannot guarantee advance subscription payments. It includes staff credits and advertising representation details.
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Beckiey Newspapers Corporation
Earl Wilson Notes Groucho Marx and Hollywood Happenings
Earl Wilson roams New York gossip with Groucho Marx and a parade of stars. The column blends jokes and sighting notes from dinners, banter about Jack Paar and TV plans, Marilyn Monroe, Rita Hayworth, Paul Anka, Cary Grant, Sophia Loren, and others, with quips and a closing signal on Earl’s persona.
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Herschel B. Dean
Baton Rouge
Weller Avenue Baptist Church
Naleeigh & Register
Beckley
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United Press International
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Jackie
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