Angola Seen as Hidden War Breeding Brutality and Fear
The piece highlights Angola as a primitive Portuguese colony under dictatorship with a secretive border, reporting refugees fleeing to the Congo after slaughter. It cites Rev. Donald Harrington fundraising for the American Committee on Africa and Dr. F Ian Gilchrist's observations of 3 000 villagers, only 50 surviving to cross into the Congo.
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Angola
Belgian Congo
Africa
America
Donald Harrington
American Committee On
Harrington
F. Ian Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Congo
New Frontier attack on checks and balances debated
Washington speech argues the executive seeks to seize congressional power and control governance. Key questions from Sen Gordon Allott highlight risks to constitutional procedure, disarmament, budgets, secrecy, and state rights, urging citizens to defend legislative prerogatives.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
White House
Free World
Cacti Bloom At Desert Botanical Garden In Spring Display
Deserts plants burst into color in eastern city stores and apartments with cacti and ocotillo on show. The Desert Botanical Garden hosts hundreds of blooms in a vivid display, featuring cholla and saguaro among other desert flora.
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Desert Botanical Garden
Premonition Of Death Looms Over Desegregation Walk
William Moore, the Baltimore mailman shot on an integration march toward Mississippi, had written to President Kennedy and to Drew Pearson, detailing his plan to walk or bus to Mississippi while wearing desegregation signs. The letter reveals his resolve amid threats and past experiences with the Ku Klux Klan, and Pearson notes parallels to Lincoln and Jefferson while warning of lasting race tensions in the South.
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Washington
William L. Moore
Baltimore
Alabama
Mississippi
Kennedy
White House
Moore
Chattanooga
South
Jimmy Travis
Maryland
Jackson
Georgia
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
William Moore
SEA Defines Its Scottsdale District Representation
EDITOR'S MAILBAG SEA states it represents 733 of 832 Scottsdale teachers. It is a subsi diary of the Arizona Education Association with ~13 000 members and ties to the National Education Association. The SEA operates through 9 chapters, an executive board and a representative assembly guiding policy.
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Scottsdale Education Association
the Sea
Scottsdale
Arizona Education Association
National Professional Association
National Educational Association
United States
Representative Assembly
Bill
Marvin
Rusk Probes Three Foreign Aid Charges At ASNE Session
Secretary Dean Rusk reviewed three allegations raised by a provincial member about foreign aid. He found no Metrecal shipments to India, no cement hardening on Indian docks, and no U S financing for a sugar beet mill in Turkey.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Dean Rusk
India
Turkey
Soviet Union
Burma
Guinea
Ghana
Sudan
United States
Sugar Beet Mills Aid Iran and Indonesia Story Debunked
A 1955 Iran sugar beet mill project and a later Indonesia effort are noted as successful aid ventures that boosted local economies. The piece rebuts three false charges about U S aid, argues rumors spread by sensational reporting, and defends foreign aid programs as a positive story amid criticism.
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Iran
Numbers vs Names in Society Says Bill Vaughan
Bill Vaughan argues that society increasingly treats people as numbers and that names carry social risks. He notes benefits of numbers for merit over lineage, cites a Mayflower name, a president’s name, and how famous or criminal associations affect descendants.
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Fargo
N.D
Wambly
Norcross
Number Game: The Case For Numbered Names
A columnist argues for replacing names with numbers to reduce prejudice. Numbers would remove stigma from common or unusual names, preventing giggles or bias. The piece notes misfortune from names and suggests people should accept numbering, since change is inevitable and action is needed.
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