Viet Nam turmoil tests Diem regime and Buddhist protests
The piece critiques U S policy in Viet Nam noting Army casualties and large spending while Buddhist protests rise in Hue and Saigon. It cites religious discrimination allegations, Catholic influence, and Nhu's inflammatory remarks as factors complicating the Diem government and U S aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nolling Jr
Viet Nam
Marguerite Higgins
New York Herald Tribune
State Department
Miss Sliggins
Yugoslavia Tightrope Under Moscow Visit
Khrushchev visits Yugoslavia amid claims of neutralism and shared views with Belgrade on Berlin Cuba world policy and the Sino Soviet split. The Kennedy administration seeks repeal of most favored nation status for Yugoslav exports as Congress debates foreign aid measures and House opposition lingers.
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Yugoslavia
Moscow
Belgrade
Berlin
Cuba
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Peking
States
Kennedy
Congress
Tito
Rusk
Congression
Federal Executive Council
Senate Foreign Melations Committee
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
House-Senate
Bath water and pesticides debate tempering fear
The piece cites Dr. Wayland J. Hayes Jr of the Public Health Service arguing against hysterical pesticide fears. He says there is no proof pesticides cause widespread illness and that DDT in typical meals is harmless at known concentrations. It urges proper use and warns against abandoning chemicals vital to farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland J. Hayes Jr
Public Health Service
Hold Stock With Loss But Don’t Buy More
Investor questions whether to average down on a loss in US Industries. Expert advises against adding to the position, citing earnings below expectations and unlikely dividend resumption. Recommends holding for now, seeking higher quality bonds for tax-exempt income and suggests selected yields, with noncallable preferreds and Treasuries as alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Spear
Avery
Meade Savings Acewiniis
Treasury
Features Corp
Our Government as Puppet of Its Own Power
A reflective piece critiques U S government growth as a drift from Constitution roots. It argues executive overreach expands agencies and uses orders to extend power while the judiciary reshapes laws. The author laments loss of individual freedom and reaction against dictatorial tendencies.
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America
Ghilse Ee
United States
Thelinis
Indiana motorists pay highway taxes. over a third unspent
Indiana motorists have paid more than 742 342 00 dollars in federal highway user taxes since the interstate program began seven years ago. David R. Davis, executive secretary of the Indiana Petroleum Council, notes 39.6 percent of that money was not spent on highways. He also foreshadows a forthcoming column arguing for constitutional government reform.
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Indiana
David R. Davis
The
Indiana Petroleum Council
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
U.S
Biltia
Hevis
Readers Voice on Highway Funds and Trust Fund Debates
A reader questions the allocation of highway user taxes from 1956 to 162 into the Highway Trust Fund and accuses misused funds. The letter criticizes government handling, calls for constitutional protection, and warns against Soviet treaty testing and reliance on Communist honor. It includes a marriage jealousy case study and asks for guidance.
Kinsey Survey Misconceptions Highlighted by Critics
A medical perspective disputing Dr Kinsey reports argues women are not universally passionate and urges careful personal examination for appendicitis cases. The piece cites attitudes of husbands and urges readers to send inquiries with self addressed envelopes and stamps for psychological guidance.
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Kinsey
Dr. Kinsey
Somersaults and Jealousy in Dr Brady’s Health Page
Dr Brady discusses jealousy tied to perceived sexual inferiority and marital trust in a column blending psychology and humor. He cites Kinsey, a cowboy tale, and Arctic explorers, then invites reader letters to his health column with address for responses.
Motorists Face Higher Federal Gasoline Tax in Indiana
Davis notes motorists now pay double the pre Interstate Highway Program rate as Indiana voters face a total state and federal gasoline tax of 10 cents per gallon.
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Davis
Indiana
The Shepherd SELF-PITY and Self Image Reflections
A reflective piece on self pity and perceived social judgment. The speaker questions readers about feeling on the shelf and inferior, suggesting such feelings exist mainly in the mind and urging a shift from disdain to self awareness. The tone resembles a devotional meditation on personal attitude.
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Washington
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Hue
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Saigon
Diem
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National Assembly
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
New York Times
Nhu
Sts Eutiong
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Monager
Edwin A Bailey
Anderson
Indy
Act of Congress
BSS
Madison
Indiane
Associated Press
Focal News
AP News
Chologica
Thamar Vermillion
Ofjbv
God
Pal
Russia
William R. Mundy Ri
Greenwood, Ind
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Don D
Tol
Anex
Mer
Loli
Jack
Gered
Johansen
Nansen
Fred Jackson
Perry
B.C
Alexander the Great I
USA
Maury and Bowditch
Noah Webster
Sue Webster
Dr Webster
Francois Rabelais
France
Alexander
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
W.s. Weatner Bureau
South Atlantic States
Gulf Region
Central Plains
Central Plateau
North Central Plains
Pacific Northwest
William Wade
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