Skilled Newcomers Bring Hope In Brazil Immigrant Boom
Immigrants arrive at Santos in vast numbers through ICEM driven programs. Dutch German Italian Spanish and Japanese settlers transform rural Brazil, creating mixed farming communities like Holambra where Dutch farmers report strong returns. The trend alters culture as Brazilian children grow up bilingual.
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Brazil
South America
Alliance For Progress
Santos
Spain
Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
ICEM
Sao Paulo
Rio
Campinas
Italy
Europe
Jock
Holambra
Hollambra
Jan Groot
Jan
Holombra
Charles Hoogenboom
Brazilian Agriculture Department
Hoogenboom
Hans Scavenius
OECD says public misreads economy delaying tax relief
The OECD insists American public opinion about deficits inflation and debt hinders fiscal action and that deficits can aid growth under proper timing. It calls for educating voters to mid-20th century economics and notes proposals split a $6 billion tax cut among small and large earners and corporations.
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U.S
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
O.E.C.D
GOP Views Are News on Equal Time Question
The piece argues about Republican calls for equal time after President Kennedy's holiday interview. It notes Kennedy spoke as U S leader and questions who could present a credible Republican program equal to his, suggesting Eisenhower as a possible speaker but stressing the networks should offer full, nonattack exposure if such a program exists.
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Republican Party
John F. Kennedy
United States
Congress
Kennedy
Republican National Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kenney
Governor Kerner Finds Funds for State Employee Raises
Illinois relief clients with newspapers and radio sets may care that Governor Kerner found funds to raise state employees salaries. The Skybolt is at risk of abandonment and Alcatraz is described as a maximum security prison.
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Illnois Relief
Kerner
Stile
Alcatraz
Birds and diplomacy clash in Macmillan De Gaulle visit
Britain’s Prime Minister Macmillan reportedly bagged 77 birds during a morning shoot with President De Gaulle, who allegedly shot none. The secrecy around the meeting fuels speculation that the birds may symbolize shifts on the Common Market and trade with the EEC. Reports from the Bahamas tuna waters are awaited.
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de Gaulle
Britain
Macmillan
Kennedy
Bahamas
Du Quoin jokes and a star’s death spark a mixed column
Dave Felts reprints Jim Murray’s Los Angeles Times column from Du Quoin Illinois with gags about the town and remote access. The piece notes actor Thomas Mitchell’s Beverly Hills death at 70, recalls Gone With the Wind cast and questions whether the classic will be remade, arguing its timeless status and appeal.
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Los Angeles Times
Jim Murray
Times
du Quoin
Murray
Illinois
Mort Green
New York
St. Louis
di Quoin
Pinckneyville
Culp
Thomas Mitchell
Beverly Hills
Gerald O'Hara
Scarlett O'Hara
Vivien Leigh
Olivia de Haviland
Clark Gable
Leslie Howard
Margaret Mitchell
Selznick
How Fast How Much Congress President Face Moon Expedition
The article examines the Kennedy moon plan's pace and price as White House and Congress grapple with prioritizing a manned lunar expedition. It questions timing, cost, and impact on other research and national goals amid Apollo funding growth and competing programs.
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John W. Finney
New York Times News Service
Washington NN
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Earth
United States
Yuri A. Gagarin
State Growth Forecast for Illinois to 1976
The 1962 National Planning Association projection assumes full employment and foresees Illinois population rising from 10.1 million to 13.1 million by 1976. Civilian employment would climb 19 percent to 5.5 million, with per capita income up 25 percent to 3900 dollars. Services and trade employment would total 2.3 million, while about half of manufacturing jobs (335,000) would be in electrical and non electrical machinery and fabricated metals.
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Illinois
Sidney Sonenblum
Far Wester
Unclear Scribbles on Flight and Art Policy
A fragment mentions a strip-tease dancer arrested after take-off, possible volcanic or underground testing explanations for mountain formation, and Khrushchev summoning Russian artists for a talk on party policy with a suggestion they may downplay red shades. The text mixes disparate ideas without clear narrative.
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Khrushchev
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Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Santon
Rockefeller
Committee For Economic Development
GOP
Dave Felts
Los Angeles
DuQuoin
Apollo
National Planning Association
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