Nixon Era Aid Shifts as Indonesia Grows Open to US Ties
In a Southeast Asia reassessment, Indonesia welcomes US aid under Suharto era reforms. Washington disbursed 1968 commodity loans totaling 110 million dollars plus 50 million for rice imports and 44 million for private sector import needs. Private investment nears 115 million, and trade rose with 1968 US exports to Indonesia at 174.5 million. Inflation cools under new government, but business activity remains weak while long term development holds promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukarno
Indonesia
United States
Far Eastern Economic Review
U.S
Southeast Asia
Washington
Nixon
Jakarta
U.5
Suharto
Robert Shaplen
Roth bill seeks monthly federal aid catalog for full program list
Rep William V Roth Jr introduces a House bill to require the Budget Bureau to publish a monthly catalog listing all federal aid programs. Current Office of Economic Opportunity lists about 600. Roth cites over 1,000. Support letters to Roth at 0506 Cannon House Office Building Washington DC 20515.
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William V. Roth Jr
Rdel
House of ‘Representatives
Bureau of the Budget
U.S
Office of Economic Opportunity
Rep. Roth
Cannon House
Washingt
D.C
Speculative Growth in Equity Funding and Related Headlines
The column discusses Equity Funding's 1967 takeover of Presidential Life, its impact on stockholders, and renewed growth in revenues and earnings. It notes a 72 percent rise in revenues since 1957, yields of about 1.40 per share, and new peak prices. It advises holding Equity Funding stock while watching market factors and management. It also covers a separate question about Commercial International Corp. and recommends selling the odd lots due to illiquid reporting and unreliable progress data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidential Life
Alliance
Equity
Family Spear
SN Nnion
Real
Commercial International Corp
New York
Los Angles
Spear
Fea, Corp
The Ocean's Trace Chemicals and a Doctor's Claim
Dr. George Huff discusses trace elements in ocean water and their claimed health benefits for arthritis and other ailments. He cites Frank F. and reports from the AAAS on minerals like zinc chromium iodine fluoride calcium and iron. He urges readers to request his booklet and contact Dr. Crane for advice or charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F
American Association For the Advancement of Science
FDA
The Angry Scorpion and Cold War Jitters in 1952
A 1969 Fea column riffs on communism as a scorpion that harms itself and analyzes Sino Soviet tensions. It cites Harrison Salisbury on a possible Rus sia China war, U S policy flags, and mentions Mongolia and border clashes. The piece ends with reflections on nuclear risk and a Constitutional preamble.
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McRee
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Mongolia
Ussr
Russia
Red China
AVERY
Sattelites
Red Caina
State Department
CIA
Moscow
Peking
Tre Kremlin
Communist Movement
Military figures vs Senator Proxmire in Washington
Holmes Alexander critiques Senator Proxmire and exposes a perceived Fifth Column inside government. He highlights Richard Kaufman and A Arnest Fitzgerald as insiders aiding disarmament advocacy and subverting defense budgets. He argues industrial power and military leadership must resist internal saboteurs and rising weapon costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proxmire
Washington, D.C
Froxmire Committee
Hyman Rickover
Sis
Colwin
Quisling
Richard Kaufan
Senate
Kaufman
Institute of Policy Studies
Traxmire
Prosmire
A. Arnest Fitzgerald
Air Force
Fitzgerald
McNamara
Defense Department
Kauf+man
Depa
Ciadel
Promiire
General MacArthur
Eisenhower
Malcolm Mads
MacArthur
Bac
McNaugh Syndicate, Inc
Folklore Tales and Witty Sayings by William Wade
A collection of short folklore sketches and a humorous line up of proverbs and anecdotes. Includes a bank teller tale about a stubborn customer and a graveyard punchline about a man who “kicked the bucket” in a rural descent. Also features a newlywed hotel scene with mistaken privacy and a quip about protest from a loud spokesman.
Elected rector idea debated at universities
Russell Kirk argues students need real representation in university governance. He cites American University, St Andrews, Indiana University experiments with a rector or tribune, noting mixed success and the risk of selecting controversial figures. He warns undergraduates lack maturity to choose a functioning administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American University
Kirk
American
Ambyssman
St. Andrews University
Indiana University
Student Elections Commission
Paul Bautella
Sosialist Workers Party
Staughton Lynd
William Dennis
Barnett Tyrrell Jr
Tribune
Ceed
Shimsu
Gen
Fea, Corp
Short Thoughts From an Unchartered Era and Notable Quotes
Kentucky remained largely untchartered until 1750 when Dr. Thomas Walker led surveyors. The Prie-dieu used by President Eisenhower will reside in Washington DC’s Chapel of the Presidents. Bell foresaw heavier than air flight and propulsion methods. Alfred ordered time-keeping candles for 24 hours. Candle auctions in England and colonies used sale by the inch. Historic grocery figures show growth from 028 to 7350 and projected 10,000 by 1970.
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Kentucky
Thomas Walker
Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church and Center
Washington, D. C
Alexander Graham Bell
Alfred
England
American
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Wall Street Journal
Federal Aid Catalog
Roger E. Space
Anderson Herald
Anderton Newspapers, Inc
Dockson Straat
Anderson
Indiana
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Acheat & Jackson
Jame Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin Sagnah
Rotan Wycarigr
Madison
Adjaining
Yoxniles
Advancar
Madiven
Cou
Irdiana
Rone Heralo
Kareld
Massenger
Coshan
Dalivar
THE
Associated Press
Associatedd
George
Frank
Food and Drug Administration
Yaw Sn Ak
Kee
Paul Harvey News
Red Russia
Vietnam
Kremlin
Gen. Fea. Corp
United States of America
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
William Wade
Eeale
Susie
Russell Kirk
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