Long Road Sees Hope in Latin America Progress
Long Road drew a cautious, hopeful picture of the Alliance for Progress amid two years of effort. He cited Kennedy on a peaceful or bloody revolution, urging a concentrated, lasting push to end feudal land ownership and illiteracy. Hearst Newspapers call Latin America the United States’ top global focus.
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We Must Defeat Soviet Strategy to Spread Communism
W Averell Harriman warns areas of agreement with the Soviet should be explored to lessen armed conflict but Soviet objectives remain unchanged. He says Khrushchev aims to spread communism as Stalin did, and the challenge is to advance freedom worldwide through deterrence and vigilance.
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Understanding tumors benign and malignant in medical terms
Dr L L Coleman explains tumors include benign and malignant growths and neoplasms. Benign tumors are noninvasive but may press on organs. malignant tumors invade tissues and metastasize. Tumor types like myoma neuroma lipoma and fibro myoma illustrate origin and structure, with ongoing research aiming to eradicate cancer.
Peru Waterfront Under Communist Influence Cripples Industry
A 1963 Hall Syndicate report describes the Sindicato de Estidadores longshoremen in Callao Peru as a 1000 member union that uses a chained payroll scheme with substitutes to skim pay. It warns of a Maritime Bloc capable of shutting four ports and threatens Peru’s pivotal fishing export sector and fish meal industry vital to foreign exchange. The piece characterizes a pro Castro, pro Soviet influence near Peru’s waterfront and warns of broader continental reach.
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Closing Piedras Negras Consulate Sparked by False Economy Claim
In the Light notes a 100 year old Piedras Negras consulate may close. A former ambassador says U S missions are overstaffed abroad, while border offices like Piedras Negras remain vital amid calls to cut costs.
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Cat Hater to Hero: J South Saves Creatures
A remark on a person named J South who shifts from harming cats to dedicating effort to rescue all creatures. The note emphasizes a life journey from hatred to protection and care for animals.
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Letting a Void Dominate Atheists And Others
A columnist attacks the idea of living under a void or non belief arguing that most atheists and agnostics are not dominated by nothing. It cites Mrs. Madalyn Murray's anti prayer suit and notes historical figures like Marx Ingersoll Shelley and Eastman as contrasting examples of living fully with or without belief. The piece ends noting personal choice under the U S state and social order.
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Power Plant Plan For San Antonio
Plans underway for a new 11 million dollar power plant in San Antonio by the Public Service Board. Construction to begin this fall with a 100000 kilowatt station expected in operation by 1956.
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