Great Decisions 1962 Program Promotes Public Debate
Foreign Policy Association launches its eighth annual Great Decisions program on February 4 with UPI dispatches outlining eight world questions. The plan targets 300000 study participants across newspapers and 58 television stations, focusing on Vietnam China Brazil Nigeria Iran Berlin United Nations and U.S. directions in foreign policy.
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World Affairs Center
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Nigeria
Iran
Middle East
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United Nations
U.S
America
California Democrats Hope to Sweep 1962 Elections
California's Democratic clubs rally behind Gov. Edmund Brown and Richard Richards for the U S Senate with Kennedy support. The California Democratic Council endorsed a full ticket at a three day convention, while Don Rose narrowly won the Secretary of State endorsement. The campaign plan includes Operation Brown to mobilize voters across the state.
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Los Angeles
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Kuchel
Germany
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Los Angeles County Central Committee
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Bert: A. Betts
Glenn M. Anderson
Alan Cranston
Stanley Mos
Eee
State Board of Coc
Tom Carvey
Brown
Impaign
Aes- Brown
Life Behind the Bamboo Curtain A Swiss youth’s China travel tale
A 23 year old Zurich native and companion spend a month in Hong Kong to Peiping describing life behind the Bamboo Curtain. They note guarded photographers borders interpreters bureaucracy and foreign press controls amid crowded streets and stark poverty.
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China
Zurich
Switzerland
United Press International
Richard E. Gut Jr
Ernest Aebi
Hong Kong
Canton
Red China
Peiping
Gut
Bridge Crossing Sheds Light On Hong Kong Divide
Across the bridge we moved into Communist territory near Hong Kong. The crossing marked a division between Hong Kong and Shumechun, exposing stark contrasts in life on the two sides.
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Hong Kong
Shumechun
Phoenix LDS Leaders Protest Evolution Teaching
Leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Phoenix object to high school evolution instruction. In a letter to Dr. Howard Seymour, superintendent, they say theories of evolution and spontaneous generation oppose Christian teaching and may weaken faith. Seymour says biology courses are optional and not required to accept or believe the theories.
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UPI
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Howard Seymour
Phoese Phi
College Distric
Seymour
Indians Aided Adjusting To Way Of White Man
Los Angeles Indian Center in downtown uses 200 volunteers and one fulltime staffer to help 20 000 city Indians with daily needs from legal explanations to food clothing and transport. The center acts as a bridge between Indian and white cultures guiding acculturation and coordinating aid with welfare churches and private donors.
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Canton
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Los Angeles
UPI
Oakland
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Calif
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Wash
Rapid City
S.D
Gallup
N.M
Alcoholics Anonymous
Stevie Standingbear
Myra Bartlett
Friends Service Committee
Five bright planets align in rare celestial lineup next week
Astronomers and astrologers anticipate an unusual conjunction of Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn within 15 sun diameters in February as the five planets line up with the sun and new moon. The event last occurred in February 1524 and will not happen again until May 2000 with only a narrow viewing path over the Pacific and parts of Asia and Oceania.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
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Francis J. Heyden
Georgetown University Observatory
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New Guinea
Pacific
Perom
Father Heyden
Arraignment Set in USC Coed Slaying Case
The confessed slayer of USC coed Linda Edna Martin faces arraignment Feb 7 in Los Angeles. John Peter Schoeneweg also stands charged with murdering two other LA women and confessed to earlier killings during a burglary sentence at the Wayside honor farm.
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Los Angeles
UPS
University of Southern California
Linda Edna Martin
John Peter Schoeneweg
Schoeneweg
USC
Emeline Ferber
Dori Wilson
Wayside Honor Farm
Memphis Baptist opens maternity wing with nursery view
Memphis Baptist Hospital debuted a new maternity wing featuring a closed circuit television hookup that lets mothers view the nursery from their beds. The system aims to enhance comfort and monitor newborns without leaving patients.
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Memphis, Tenn
Nursing Home Group Opposes Kennedy Medical Plan
The American Nursing Home Association representing 4,300 facilities urged members on Sunday night to urge Congress to vote against President Kennedy's medical care plan. The call aimed to sway lawmakers as the plan faced consideration in Congress.
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UPI
American Nursing Home Association
Congress
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