Editorial questions policy on Vietnam and Cuba actions
The piece notes Representative Roudebush criticizes eased export rules for radioactive material to communist nations and invites five Iron Curtain scientists to the U S for a year. It contrasts these moves with U S casualties in Vietnam and cites Felipe Rivero’s banishment as a contradiction in policy. It argues the stance lacks sense and consistency.
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Richard L. Roudebush
U.S
Vietnam
Miami
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Felipe Rivero
Rivero
Castro
Cuba
Military views shape missile defense debate
A General argues public fear of risking national fate on a single decision. He cites Hubert H. Humphrey McNamara and Gen. McConnell noting the stake is survival as a sovereign state. The debate centers on whether a single decision should control anti-ballistic missile defense policy.
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United States
Hubert 5. McNamara
Gen
McConnell
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Mr. McNamara
We Financed Mideast War Aids Expose Policy Failures
A 1960s era analysis notes the United States spent vast sums on economic and military aid to Egypt Israel Jordan and Syria between 1946 and 1966. It argues foreign aid did not buy friendship or peace and questions the program’s administration and effectiveness.
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Mideast
Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Syria
Sensible cabinet member critiques foreign aid and leadership
A cabinet member argues against ongoing foreign aid and criticizes U.S. leaders for rallies to support them. He cites Jordan Israel Syria and Egypt as examples and warns that aid can fuel wars and tensions. He questions the effectiveness of aid while noting dangers from violence and political spin.
Successful Investing Readers Guide Sidesteps Time Limits
A letters page shows investors discussing long term aims for heirs education and choosing Southern California Edson Public Service of Indiana and Long Island holdings. An expert notes utility stocks offer steady growth but drop with higher interest rates. five year horizons favor buying listed stocks while shorter terms suggest safe savings. A 15 year old asks about over the counter stocks and RCA and Minnesota M and M. expert explains OTC meaning and cautions against Control Data amid high flyer risk.
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Compromise With Israel in Levant a Distant Prospect
The UN shows no real will to mediate a boundary settlement as Israel insists on talks with Arabs. Egypt, Syria, and Jordan face weakened bargaining positions after Israel’s decisive victory. Nasser’s regime suffers financially as the Suez Canal closes, worsening Arab prospects unless Israel negotiates. General Dayan looms as a hard negotiator if talks resume.
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General Assembly
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al Thant
Johnson
Jordan
Egypt
Syria
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Sare
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Damascus
Nasser
Seez
Dayan
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Tonsillectomy Advice From Health Column
A Connecticut reader asks about tonsil and adenoid removal for a child with frequent colds. Dr Brady advises against routine tonsillectomy, noting most children improve without surgery and that removing healthy tonsils can raise cold susceptibility. He urges summer outdoor care and suggests surgery only if breathing or other functions are impaired.
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California
Donna's Vacuum Phobia Triumph Through Reconditioning
The article recounts Donna T. aged 4 who develops a phobia of vacuum cleaners after a frightening hospital incident. It explains tracing the phobia to its inciting event, guiding parents to discuss the fear with the child, and pair the object with positive experiences. It advocates gradual reconditioning to transform fear into a pleasant cue and invites correspondence for guidance.
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Donna
Grandma
Quotations on lifework truth fear and travel
A collage of quotations reflects on golf recreation work in sport adolescent behavior literary critique and financial habits. It includes Bob Hope on golf and several anonymous lines alongside Mencken Menninger Paris expatriates and an AP dispatch.
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Bob Hope
Wade
Karl Menninger
Menninger Foundation
Paris
Il Paris
Associated Press
Don t Call a Dog a Man Says Harvey in Savage Critique
The text contrasts Will Judy and Paul Harvey on animal cruelty and civilization. It cites televised bullfighting as a cruel spectacle and laments human regressions seen in urban wildlife exhibitions and destructive development. The author warns against dehumanization and urges reflection.
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Enterprise the greatest carrier ever built and its vast specs
The column touts USS Enterprise CVA N 55 as the mightiest ship, noting length 1040 feet, speed around 43 knots, eight nuclear reactors, a 4600 to 5600 crew, and capability to circle the globe multiple times without refueling. It claims minimal self protection and hints at a hidden White House support ship. The piece also references the U.S. Constitution preamble.
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