Masters Of Disruption and United Nations Defeat
In a scathing assessment the author argues that the United States, with its new UN ambassador, bowed to disruption as Russia and De Gaulle era France aided by 11 nations seek to welsh on their 20 year old debts worth 180 million dollars. The piece alleges US bond plans failed and laments a weakened UN and betrayed covenant adherence by multiple nations.
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United States
United Nations
Russia
de Gaulle
France
Goldberg
Indonesia Treads a Narrow Path as Independence Day Observed
Indonesia, observing its independence day, faces cooling ties with the United States after aid cuts and the withdrawal of Peace Corps. Sukarno moves left, aligns with Red China on many questions, and warns that nuclear arms serve peace only in the hands of emerging powers while Indonesia grapples with famine, corruption, and economic decline.
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Indonesia
United Sates
Sukarno
Peace Corps
Bung
Red China
United States
Legion Declares War In Vietnam At 47th Portland Convention
The American Legion plans to declare war on Vietnam at its 47th annual convention in Portland Oregon. Resolutions may admit active duty servicemen worldwide starting Sept 18 1964. The move could influence Cold War II veteran benefits for those from Jan 31 1955 to July 1 1967. The Legion has not taken a position on the bill.
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Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
American Legion
Portland
Ore
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Korea
Legion
Price Warning Echoes From New York Fed Review
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York in August remains optimistic about economy growth through year end and into 1966. It warns that creeping price increases could trigger further price gains, noting June rises in wholesale and retail indexes driven largely by higher food prices.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Reserve Bank
Successful Investing Not Just Big Names in Stocks
Reader asks whether to sell International Paper after losses and switch to FMC. Expert says big names alone don’t guarantee profit and advises reviewing ten year earnings trends before switching. Also explains Series E and H savings bonds’ price stability and redeemability and offers Spear’s new investing guide.
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Roger E. Spear
Esse
National Lead
American Can
FMC, Corp
Roger Spear
Grand Central Station
Case Records of a Psychologist Sums Money Woes and Memoir Fever
The essay argues that despite advanced degrees, Carl J a school principal tours a lack of business sense. It mocks the Kennedy era memoir craze highlighting Arthur Schlesinger Jr and John F Kennedy while noting royal privacy and publication limits abroad. A separate coroner verdict in Lexington cites homicide in the death of Mrs Mary Cawein after a July 4 gathering.
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Schlesinger
John F. Kennedy
John Kennedy
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
England
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Court Lfe
Colonel House
Grey
Woodrow Wilson
Elizabeth
Philip
Daily Mail
United States
Oral Eisenhower
John Emmett
Hughes
Eisen
Hower
Slehurch
V . Cuic
Dean Rusk
Lexington
UPI
Sevier
Mary Cawein
Wholeral
Hered
Fayette County
Chester Hager
Cawein
Strothers
Strother
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Hager
Livy
Rome
Cavevi
Lence
Indiana editors invite Bayh Hartke speakers for banquet season
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association announces the 83rd annual convention August 27-28 in Indianapolis. Senators Birch Bayh Jr. and Vance Hartke will speak at the closing session with Governor Branigin introducing them at West Baden College. A reception for editors and officials follows at the convention site.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Thestate
U.S
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Vance Hartke
Branigin
Dick D. Hel Jler
Decatur
Bayh
Hartke
Folklore by William Wade prompts plain speech over grandiose wording
The piece argues against inflated language in public speaking, comparing all words made emphatic to generals without lieutenants. It cites morticians and private businesses as examples, noting modest net profits and urging readers to face financial realities. It ends by directing readers to Dr. Crane Mellor for personal advice.
Barbers to Train as Stylists Under Federal Program
The Labor Department will spend 257824 to train 3030 barbers in 26 cities under the Manpower Development and Training Act. Thirty barbers will attend an advanced styling course at the union school in Indianapolis next month before returning to teach in cities including Birmingham Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Hartford Washington Miami Chicago Indianapolis New Orleans Baltimore Detroit St Louis New York Buffalo Las Vegas Cleveland Tulsa Portland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Providence Dallas Alexandria Seattle.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Union Barber School
Indianapolis
Birmingham
Ala
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
N. Y
Las Vegas
Cleveland
Tulsa
Portland
Ore
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Providence
Health service warns diabetics on alcohol risk and insulin shock
Dr Brady explains that hypoglycemia can mimic conditions like heart attack or epilepsy and may occur in non diabetics as well. He cites Dr Joslin and urges immediate sugar if a spell begins, noting excess carbohydrate can trigger insulin overproduction and dangerously low blood sugar.
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Joslin
E. M. Abrahamson
M.D
A. W. Pezet
Holt
Mickey
Did Chinese junks imitate Marco Polo era ships
The column argues Marco Polo described large Chinese ships with multiple masts and watertight compartments. It notes early Western ships faded while the Chinese junk endured, and claims Chinese use of the compass and gunpowder preceded Northern Europe. Historian Lauren Cox is credited with a magazine copy.
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James B. Martin
General Motors World Magazine
Lauren Cox
Marco Polo
Europe
Anti US Display At Cairo Embassy Draws Attention
The US Embassy mulls whether a public anti American propaganda display near the gate of the Cairo embassy breaches diplomatic usage. Two showcases with pictures diagrams and slogans condemn American aggression and alleged Viet Nam atrocities hang on the outside iron fence. The embassy declined comment. officials said the issue is under study.
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Cairo
Apt
Viet Nam
Eepemats
Japanese Delegation Heads to Siberia Friendship Gathering
A 259 member Japanese delegation led by Kani Kato adviser to Japan's Socialist party sails to Khabarovsk in Soviet Siberia for a three day friendship gathering opening Saturday.
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Yokohama
Japan
Khabarovsk
Soviet Siberia
Kani Kato
Par- Aye
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