Passport row a traitor Halperin seeks renewal
State Department faces a rare clash with Supreme Court precedents over granting passports to a former OSS Latin America head now in Moscow with the Soviet Academy of Sciences. Dr. Maurice H. Halperin and his wife fled to Mexico and then to Russia. lawmakers seek to revoke or deny passports, while supporters push bills restoring authority to deny to Communists. The piece condemns Halperin as a traitor and urges vigilance ahead of possible congressional action.
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State Department
Moscow
Halperin
Suneme
Supreme Court
Mexico
Retired Army General Samui T i Returns to Texas Ties
Lt. Gen. Samui T. i, former chief military assistance advisory group in Vietnam, retires after 44 years in Texas and Saigon. A Denton native, he once commanded Fourth Army and served in World War II and Korea. He will be welcomed back to San Antonio where he lived before the Far East era.
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San Antonio
Samui T. i
S. Miliary Assistance Advi Group
Vietnam
Texas
Saigon
Lsst
Willams
Eisenhower
Diem
Denton
Far East
Acton
Europe
Korea
Phrough the Years from the San Antonio Light
San Antonio Light feature notes events from September 6 1959 including a NAACP demand to end racial segregation at Alamo Stadium and gymnasium. Also cites remarks by Mrs Will F Leke president of Texas Federation of Garden Clubs about parks reducing war agitation. Mentions San Antonio founding history and a series booklets on San Fernando by Frederick Chabot.
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Alamo Stadium
San Antonio
The
Nationalociation For the Advancement of Colored People
Will F. Leke
Texas Federa of Garden Chibs
San Fernando
Frederick ©. Chabot
Sever
Ol Milier
San Antonio Flre Liturghant
Marching Order and Prayer Echo at Saintly Times
A June 3 1960 issue from a Presbyterian devotional notes spiritual power comes from the Holy Spirit and cites a Bible verse John 16 24. It mentions a separate entry about a $6000 gift from August A Busch to the San Antonio Aerie of Eagles, and references civic figures in San Antonio along with vaccine efforts at City hospital. The fragment ends with a critical street scene involving Aleck Lowe and Wright Cunny.
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Antonio Regula
San Antonio Aerie of Eagles
August A. Busch
St. Louis
Louis
Aerie
Federal school aid stalled by cost and control fears
The Washington debate over federal aid to education highlights bills that would fund school construction and payrolls for years ahead. Opponents, including the Eisenhower administration, warn of inflation and federal control, while supporters cite classroom shortages claimed by education lobbies. States increasingly issue bonds to fund construction, suggesting federal aid may be unnecessary and prone to political pork.
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Wall Street
Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Flemming
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Measles Vaccine Tested By Harvard Scientists
Dr. H N Bundesens Wealth column discusses a live virus measles vaccine with estimated availability up to three years, uncertain timing, and cautious medical adoption. Studies show vaccinated children resisted natural measles, while unvaccinated exposed peers contracted it. vaccine produced mild fever and rash but offered strong protection, per Dr John F Enders and Harvard researchers.
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H. N. Bundesen
Phsicians
John F. Enders
Enders
Harvard University
New York State
Amon
Don
Bg Fratttres Svn., Inc
A Nation of Voices On Culture And Future Ties
Quotes from Louis DeCecchi Jean Paul Santee Sir Campion Macken Thomas Ferris John BeaVan and Jean Anouilh reflect on culture, generosity, and the perils and promises of future ties as global tensions loom. The array of voices spans New Haven personalities British writers and a playwright offering cautions and visions about civilization.
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Louis DeCecchi
New Haven
Conn
Jean Paul Santee
Sir Campion Macken
Thomas Hornsby Ferris
Khrushchev and Mao Clash Over War and Peace
Nikita Khrushchev is portrayed as wary of war, while Mao Tse Tung pushes for mobilization and conflict against capitalist powers. The piece frames a looming power struggle within the Soviet sphere, with satellites like East Germany and Poland tilting toward Mao or Khrushchev, and argues a future contest must play out in the satellites and industrial power rather than immediate battlefield action.
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Stalin
Lenin
Trotzky
Khrushchev
Denmark
France
West Germany
Greece
Iceland
Iran
Italy
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Netherlands
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Turkey
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United States
Cuba
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Nikita
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Spain
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Africa
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Soviet Russia
Russia
China
Red China
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Soviet
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Korea
Burma
Vietnam
A Look at the Heook and Metaphysic Progress
A fragment cites need for advancement in mathematics and metaphysics. It argues humanity lags behind older civilizations and many planets in the universe, reflecting a quote from The Engineer's Pocket Bookick 1966 edition from Oppenheimer Publishers.
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Oppenheimer Publishers, Inc
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