Liberal Deterrence Theory Draws U S Debate in Chicago
In a conference discussion at MIT’s Center for International Education, Prof. Everett J. Hagen argues the United States should back foreign nationalism and neutralism to curb Cold War pressures. He cites Fidel Castro’s Cuba as a cautionary example and critiques the urge to clamp tight ties with allied governments.
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Everett J. Hagen
Center For International Education
Massachusetts Institute’ of Technology
U. S
Fidel Contra
Cuba
Hagen
United States
American warned of postwar shifts toward Soviet allyships
Prof Hagen cautioned American leaders about internal tensions that could bring a government hostile to the United States to power. He urged backing pro nationalist programs in Africa and Asia rather than pressuring for private enterprise, suggesting U.S. finance of Castro’s collectivist land program as a possible example.
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United States
Soviet Union
Prof. Hagen
Africa
Asia
Critics of International Aid and Academic Attitudes
A columnist condemns academic support for creating an international agency to manage economic aid funds paid by the United States. The piece mocks Prof Hagen and other scholars for wanting global control and questions the wisdom of distributing tax dollars without domestic oversight. The author argues for U S priorities and accuses a perceived ivory tower mindset of misusing grants and undermining national strength.
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Hagen
Sam
Mutch
United States
Asia
Africa
Rights Bill Stakes Southern Rights, Passman Warns
Louisiana Congressman Otto E. Passman warned that the final civil rights bill could severely penalize the South and enable federal judges to appoint voting referees if discrimination patterns exist. He urged Southern members to keep fighting against expanding central government power and potential further constitutional encroachments.
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Otto E. Passman
Congress
Cogressman Passman
Wells Report Activity in Lincoln Parish Area
Two wells show activity in Lincoln parish during the past week. Fore Oil Co No C-1 Tucker Unit north northeast of CNE NE NW 4 18N 3W in Vienna extension near Ruston drilled sandy shale at about 8 147 feet. Southwest Natural Production Co No 1 A R Bryan east and slightly north of CSE NW SE 36-18N-1W about a mile west of Calhoun field awaits cement after running electric log and setting 7 5 8 inch casing to 9380 feet.
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Lincoln Parish
Fore Oil Co
Tucker
CNE
Vienna
Ruston
Southwest Natural Production Co No
A. R. Bryan
CSE
Calhoun Field
Tremont
Tremont Field
Calhoun
Tite to Hodges Gardens Transferred to Foundation
The Hodges Gardens property, a 4700 acre tract in Sabine Parish, is transferred from A J Hodges Industries to the A J and Nona Trigg Hodges Foundation. Mrs Hodges died April 12 1959 and left stock to the foundation which will use proceeds for educational religious and charitable purposes. The gardens opened May 4 1959 and attract thousands yearly with a ticket price of 1.50 for adults and free admission for children under twelve when with adults. The grounds are open year round 8 am to sunset on U S Highway 171 between Many and Leesville Louisiana.
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Hodges Gardens
Sabine Parish
Louisiana
A. J. Hodges Industries, Inc
Shreveport
A. J. and Nona. Trigg Hodges’ Foundation
Hodges
New Foundation
Joel J. Mickle
Centenary, College
Eugene McElvaney
First National Bank
Dallas
Texas
South
Passman
Many
Leesville
REA Loan Granted For Phone System Improvements
A $269,000 Rural Electrification Administration loan to the United Telephone Company of Marion funds upgrades to extend phone service to Lincoln Parish residents in Lincoln Morehouse Union and Jackson parishes. Otto E. Passitat and Al Jen J. Eliender announce the loan approval and service expansion. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp cites 6,000,000 snuff users in the United States consuming 35,000,000 pounds annually.
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Lincolfs Pariah Residants
Rural
Eleatestication Administration
United Telephone Company of
Marion
Tincoln
Morehouse
Union
Dackson
Otto E. Passitat
al Jen J. Eliender
United States
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp
Card of Thanks for J. L. Green Family
The family of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Green express gratitude for the kindness, concern, and prayers shown during the illness and death of their father and mother. They especially thank friends for Christian love and support.
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J. L. Green
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