City of Hope center aids mentally challenged children in Oklahoma
In Sand Springs Oklahoma the Hissom Memorial Center nicknamed the City of Hope houses nearly 250 children with IQs of 39 or less and many bedridden. It plans to expand to 600, admit moderately and mildly retarded youths, and includes SOS stimulation of the senses research while training staff and expanding facilities.
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Sand Springs
Okla
Arkansas River
Here
Hissom
Borren
Lightest Mexico Where Did We Come From
In Mexico City a convention of anthropologists discusses human origins with Dr Louis Leakey presenting fossils and skulls to illustrate evolution. The narrator notes skepticism about fossil evidence and humorously recounts digs near Acapulco, monkeys as relatives, and dinner-table depictions of early humans.
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Mexico City
Louis S. R. Leakey
Oxford
University of California
F.B.A.F.G.L.F.R.A.T
Puebla
Darwin
Lakewood
N.J
War or peace topic dominates Europe as talks loom
In 1939 unease grips Europe as Italian and German foreign ministers prepared for a decision between war and peace. In Washington, Young Democrats rally for Roosevelt's third term while he signals he won't back a conservative in 1940. Reports say Yugoslavia rejected German Italian demands aimed at subordination to Berlin Rome.
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Europe
Italy
Germany
Danzig
Albert Forster
Roosevelt
Yugoslavia
Editorial Echoes Across the Nation on Government and Freedom
A collage of editorials from Oakley Kansas to Clanton Alabama critiques of federal power and Supreme Court rulings. Writers warn that federal overreach may undermine local democracy and lament rising government influence on health, pay, and social norms while urging accountability and preservation of liberty.
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Oakley
Kan
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Albert Lea
Minn
Tribune
Kennedy
the Tribune
Court Rules Wife Cannot Go Through Husband Pockets
A judge declares it an offense for a wife to search her husband's pockets. A rural joke is added about finals and politics as townsfolk reflect on office holding and public service.
Roswell Daily Record Advertising and Subscription Note
The Roswell Daily Record lists advertising manager Jimmy C Cox and business manager R M Higginbotham. It provides subscription rates by mail in Chaves County and other regions, with home delivery by carrier and various term options. The paper publishes weekday evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning from 425 North Main Roswell New Mexico and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Chaves
Roswell
Trade
Polis
North Main Street
New Mexico
Civil Rights Drive Faces Federal Silence in Tennessee
In Fayette County Tennessee a voter registration effort for Negro citizens faced intimidation and blocked poll access as federal agents and officials failed to provide protection. Northern students from Cornell and Yale worked with Prof Charles Haynie to register voters ahead of the Tennessee July primary.
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Washington
Fayette County
Tenn
Justice Department
Haywood County
Charles Haynie
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Haynie
Cornell
Yale
Tennessee
Piperton
Mississippi
Bass
Washington time—Prof. Haynie
Burke Marshall
Gerald Jones
Jones
Flannery
Chicago
FBI
Edward Guthman
Guthman
Kennedy
Congress
Jack Rosenthal
Rosenthal
John Murphy
Prof. Haynie
White House
AG investigates Los Lunas Hospital amid inmate complaints
Atty. Gen. Earl Hartley leads a quiet probe into the Los Lunas Hospital and Training School begun last July. Investigator Robert Romero is handling the case as Gov. Campbell pressure mounts over inmate discipline and administrator Phil Carter. A resignation by training officer Robert Perry is noted but not tied to the inquiry.
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Santa FE
Earl Hartley
Los Lunas
Robert Romero
Attorney General
Jack Campbell
Phil Carter
Robert Perry
Public Forum Goldwater Is Winner Letter to Editor
A reader argues Goldwater wins the 1964 election, predicting West Coast and Southwest support, fear of the Civil Rights Act aiding Goldwater, and a Johnson race strategy. The piece foresees crises from China and US registration drives, martial law threats, and possible Supreme Court action to alter Southern votes.
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Goldwater
P. S. Salinger
California
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Lyndon
White House
Midwest
Alabama
Wallace
Wisconsin
Indiana
Oklahoma
United States Supreme Court
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City OF Hope
Joseph C. Denniston
Lloyd E. Rader
Oklahoma State Welfare
James G. Borren
Center
Red Cross
Barren
Mexico
By John Abney
Acapulco
Zinjanthropus
homo _habilus
Grass Roots Opinion
Canton
Independent Sentinel
Arlington
Old
England
Camilla
Enterprise
W. Somerset Maugham
Russell Springs
Times Journal
Clanton
Ala
Eben
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Ner
R. M. Higginbotham
Roswell, N. M
The
Associated Press
Drew Pearson
Washington Ranaround
John Martin
John Rosenberg
Martin
U.S. Senate
Cattle Board
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board
Albuquerque
Noel Rankin
Silver City
Ellis Whitney
W. C. Culbertson
Las Vegas
Jack Huning
Frank Ortiz Y Davis
Ken White
Clovis
Sheep Board
Cattle Sanitary Board
Sheep Sanitary Board
Game and Fish Department
Cowboy Board
Arizona
Johnson
Main
Southeast Asia
Tibet
Russia
China
Bobby Kennedy
Jus
Tice Department
Lincoln
Union
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