South Africa Between a Dream and a Nightmare
The analysis surveys South Africa under Hendrik Verwoerd, noting a republic isolated from Britain yet facing global opposition to apartheid. It highlights economic risk, potential nonwhite discontent, and pressures from Afrikaner leaders and international responses influencing gradual reform.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Johannesburg
Hendrik Verwoerd
Britain
Black Africa
Verwoerd
Republic of South Africa
Africa
Congo
South
Eight NM State students win Sears-Roebuck Foundation scholarships
Charles Renfro is among eight students to receive Sears Roebuck Foundation scholarships at New Mexico State University. They are awarded on the basis of grades leadership and need.
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Charles Renfro
Studnts
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
New Mexico State University
Kennedy Seeks Quick Recovery With Heated Pool
President Kennedy, hampered by a lumbo sacral strain, follows Dr. Travell’s plan of rest and swimming in a warm pool at the Wrightsman villa in Palm Beach. He arrived from Washington after a heavy schedule abroad and plans to stay until late Sunday with golf ruled out.
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Fla
Kennedy
Janet Traveis
Washington
Travell
Ocean Front
Charles B. Wrightsman
White House
Canada
Kent
Miss Margaret Richards Wins Sears-Roebuck Scholarship
Miss Margaret Ann Richards has been chosen to receive a $300 Sears Roebuck Foundation scholarship. The award highlights her academic achievement and potential in her field of study.
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Margaret Ann Richards
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Incoming NMSU freshman earns hardship award
The text notes an incoming freshman at New Mexico State University receives a hardship award. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Richards of 603 West Frazier, Roswell.
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New Mexico State University
Walter M. ‘Richards
W. Frazier, Roswell
Congress Opposed to Summer Recess Plea Faces Committee
Rep. Barry and Rep. Schweiker lobby the House Rules Committee for a mandatory annual or biannual summer recess to June through October citing family needs. Sen. McGee advocates year round sessions with summer breaks, while other members question the plan and timing. Committee delays action as summer approaches.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Robert R. Barry
R-N.y
House
House Rules Committee
Senate
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Richard S. Schweiker
Rpa
Barry
House Committee
Schweiker
Barry-Schweiker
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
Roswell Man Attends Sister’s Oklahoma Funeral
Reid Atchley of 1103 S. Michigan Ave. left for Stilwell Oklahoma to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs. J B Hewin who died in a two car crash near Broken Arrow east of Tulsa. Hewin and three others were killed in the accident.
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Michigan Ave
J.B. Hewin
Stilwell
Okla
Hewin
Broken Arrow
Tulsa
Roswell Student Accepted for 1961 Band Twirling School
Nancy Garrett of Roswell has been accepted for the 1961 band twirling school at McMurry College, July 16 to 29. Students will participate in two public concerts during the two week school.
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Nancy Garrett
Roswell
McMurry College
Kennedy's perilous year in review amid Cold War storms
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy's foreign policy challenges in six months in office. The piece cites Cuba Laos Geneva Berlin Korea and Iran as fragile fronts, noting stalled cease fires, broken talks, and rising Communist pressure while Kennedy faces a high-stakes, unsettled global arena.
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Kennedy
Congress
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Unites States
Castro
United States
Laos
Pathet Lao
Geneva
Khrushchev
South
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
South Korea
Middle East
Iran
Soviet Union
West
West Berlin
Back Strain Seen From Upright Posture In Kennedy Case
A Washington bone and joint specialist says a back strain in President Kennedy stems from man’s evolution to an erect, two legged stance. He explains the spine’s curve makes the back prone to strain and notes golf and heavy lifting can trigger lumbosacral issues. The doctor, who asked to remain anonymous, cites a golfer patient who suffered a strain before winning the National Open. He stresses maintaining an even rhythm in any exercise to prevent injury.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Good Lord
Reader letter condemns Bat tin the Breeze smear
Willielm C Tryon of West 2nd P West 2nd P criticizes Max Odendahl's Bat tin the Breeze in Roswell Daily Record. He calls the piece a smear of the John Birch Society and warns he will stop buying the paper if such content continues. He grants permission to publish the letter in letters to the editor.
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Roswell Daily Record
Max Odendahl
Time
Life
John Birch Society
Odem Gahl
Work
John Birch
Willielm C
Tryon
Trailer City
Auto Rt
P. S
Red Defiance of Law Noted
U S Justice Department plans no comment on the American Communist party’s stated plan to reject registering as an organization controlled by the Soviet Union. Atty Gen Kennedy aides study last Monday’s Supreme Court actions upholding registration and convicting a party member. Gus Hall says the party will not comply with the registration decision after a decade-long government effort.
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South Africa
Free Assembly
U. S
Middle West
Verwoerd
Henry A. Fagan
Washington
Justice Department
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Soviet Union
Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Gus Hall
Advice on lifting to prevent back injuries during planting
A speaker warns that sudden body twists can trigger injury. He cites Kennedy shoveling dirt during a tree planting ceremony in Ottawa and stresses bending knees to distribute strain away from the lower back.
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Kennedy
Ottawa
Father of Nine Blows Himself Up
An unemployed father of nine children strapped dynamite around his waist and blew himself to bits near his Amarillo Texas trailer Thursday night. John H. Alston a carpenter in his 60s died in front of his home while his wife and children were away. Neighbor Al Nelson recounted hearing a rifle shot and seeing smoke. Alston's watch stopped at 7 38 p m was found about a block away. A death by own action verdict was returned.
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Amarillo
Tex
John H. Alston
al Nelson
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