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Latin America and the Threat of Leftist Rule
A conservative critique argues that leftist regimes in Bolivia Brazil and Venezuela have undermined economic stability and spurred communist influence. The author urges a reassessment of U S policy toward Latin America and warns that continued leftist governance may lead to a continental shift to communism unless American aid and policy change.
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Latin America
United States
U. S. Alliance For Progress
Venezuela
Perez Jimenez
Alliance For Progress
TV viewing rules for child health and education
A column argues that television does not harm a healthy child’s eyes when watched properly and urges parents to model balanced viewing. It stresses choosing less violent programs, watching with children, and using educational content to build curiosity and understanding.
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Television View
Female ideologues tug at world disarmament and split in communism
The piece notes Russian and Chinese influence via female fronts like the Women’s International Democratic Federation with leaders such as 90 year old Elena Staseva receiving Orders of Lenin. It also discusses Britain’s move to end the 11 plus and the Robbins Report proposing a $4 billion higher education expansion to meet demand ahead of the 1964 election.
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Yelena Staseva
Lenin
Wapcow
Miss Jessie Wilson Weds Francis Sayre in White House
Fifty years ago in 1913 Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson wed Francis Bowes Sayre in the White House East Room with Dr. Wilfred Grenfell as best man and Margaret Wilson as maid of honor. The Marine Band played as dawn brought news of the Juarez battle where federal forces faced defeat later reported. Villa ordered extermination of federals, who were supported by Huerta in Mexico City. George W. Grim Jr. of South Kent Street, once in the U S Army cavalry, was honorably discharged and to return home after years on the Mexican border duty.
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Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
New York
East Room
White House
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Margaret Wilson
Marine Band
Juarez
Mexico
Villa
Huerta
Mexico City
George W. Grim, Jr
South Kent Street
Cavalry
U. S. Army
Mr. Grim
Miss Oracle
Daily Meditation on Reading and Self Improvement
Earl L. Douglas urges young and middle aged readers to craft a yearly reading plan amid a flood of books. He notes quality titles exist across history art politics and social topics and suggests half hour to hour daily study to stay informed and engage in conversations at social and business gatherings.
CIO officers meet with stockyard officials to end five day strike
Representatives of the CIO conferred for two hours with officials on the Union Stock Yard and Transit Company to end the strike that had suspended Chicago stockyards operations for five days. The federal debt stood at a new record high of 38,584,232,485 on the eve of another Treasury borrowing operation. Mrs. Oscar Brown and Miss Zenith Olinger sang for Grace Lutheran Church Men’s Bible Class offering a duet.
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CIO
Union Stock Yard and Transit Company
Chicago
Treasury
Oscar Brown
Zenith Olinger
Grace Lutheran Church
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