Foreign Aid Story VIII India Trap For Much of Help
This excerpt critiques U S aid to India as part of a broader foreign aid narrative. It notes India’s neutral stance, Nehru’s socialist leanings, and how U S economic and military assistance fit anti communist aims. The piece argues aid may entrench India Pakistan tangle and questions overall effectiveness.
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Andrew Tully
Milton Britten
U.S
Simon & Schuster
China
United States
India
Nehru
Eisenhower
State Department
Export-Impot Bank
Russia
Danee
Pakistan
India-Pakistan
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Fawcett Buys Haynes Lithograph Co.
Fawcett Publications Inc says it has purchased Haynes Lithograph Co which operates plants in Chicago and Rockville Maryland. The deal expands Fawcett’s lithography capacity amid industry consolidation.
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NEW York
UPI
Fawcett Publications, Inc
Haynes Lithograph Co
Chicago
Rockville
Heroine of Battle Shuns War Remnants at Home
Genevieve de Galard, famed for Dien Bien Phu, lives quietly in Maisons-Laffitte as a wife and mother of two. She has no war trophies, avoids war films, and says she has seen enough death to view it as entertainment.
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Maisons-Lafitte
France
Wns
Genevieve de Galard
Dien-Bien-Phu
Drawing Class Improves Worker Standards in Frankfurt
In Frankfurt FR, art students Helga Frimann and Gertrud Rader host drawing classes for factory and office workers to cover school expenses. Rader says the program teaches judgment and taste, and employers report noticeable improvements in work standards after a few sessions.
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WNS
Helga Frimann
Gertrud Rader
Fraulein Rader
Ingrid Bergman Aims for American Accent in The Yellow Rolls Royce
Ingrid Bergman says she worked long hours to master an American accent for her role in The Yellow Rolls Royce. She notes she spent a lifetime trying to shed her native Swedish speech.
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London
WNL
Ingrid Bergman
America
False statements about consumer behavior in 1964
Sylvia Porter examines five consumer beliefs and declares all false. She cites George Katona’s research and the 800 million dollar monthly tax cut, noting consumers remain steady spenders and savers. The piece argues business leaders, not consumers, drove past booms and recessions, with organized business spending shaping the upswing.
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New York
U.S
George Katona
University of Michigan
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