Peace Corps seeks lawyers for Africa pilot program
The Peace Corps plans a pilot to deploy 40 to 50 lawyers to six African countries including Nigeria Cameroon Ethiopia Nyasaland Liberia and Sierra Leone with fixed stipends of 75 monthly plus living expenses. No private practice allowed and arrangements guard against political bias. Demand seen as critical in government ministries as officials back the initiative.
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Washington
UPI
Peace Corps
U.S
Nigeria
Cameroon
Ethiopia
Nyasaland
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Tanganyika
Rhodesia
Sargent “Driver
Dea
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Doan's Pills Offer Sleep Relief for Aches
A vintage advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a solution for nagging backache headaches and bladder irritation. It claims pain easing soothing bladder relief and mild diuretic action to boost kidney output. The copy urges choosing the large size for convenient relief used by millions over 60 years.
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News Strike Talks Move to Break Deadlock in NYC
In New York City the federal mediation effort shifts as William Simkin takes over from Labor Secretary Wirtz in a five day newspaper strike. Despite a 40 minute Monday meeting, both leaders saw little progress and planned a joint session amid stalled talks with printers and nine daily papers.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
William £. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Simkin
Penkovsky Arrest Ties U S and British Spies
Soviet agency Tass says spy O V Penkovsky has been arrested for delivering military and scientific secrets to the United States and Britain. The case links him to U S Embassy employee Richard Carl Jacob, and British agent Greville Wynne, amid broader espionage charges tied to a Moscow letterbox operation and prior expulsions.
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Moscow
UPI
Francis Powers
U.S
Tass
O. V. Penkovsky
U. S
Greville Wynne
Budapest
Penkovsky
Wynne
Richard Carl Jacob
Karlsson
Jacob
Egg Harbor
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Rodney W. Carlson
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Cuban nationals enlist in Army training program expansion
The Army said 1,700 Cuban nationals have enlisted under a program begun in September to provide training. The top age limit for recruits is being raised from 26 to 30 years to speed up the effort.
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Washington
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Army
Socko political nomenclature urged in Washington Window
The column argues for dramatic reform in political labels. It cites McNary calling moderates soft boileds and laments fading colorful jargon. Cartoonists should revive vivid images to spark public interest amid aging symbols like the elephant and donkey.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
UPI
Charles L. McNary
McNary
George H. Moses
U.S
New Hampshire
Tammy
New York City
Teddy Roosevelt
Democratic Party
United States
Scott Warns GOP Against Out Demagoguing Democrats
Washington—Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania warns the Republican Party not to try to out demagogue the Democrats in the South. He urges restraint and adherence to principled campaigning amid rising partisan rhetoric.
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Washington
UPI
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Republican Party
South
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