SEATO defenses questioned amid Asia-Pacific security shifts
Editorial argues SEATO is a misnomer with uneven Asian commitments beyond Pakistan. It notes Australia and New Zealand deploy force in Viet Nam, Laos is no longer under SEATO protection, and France’s abstention weakens the alliance. ASPAC emerges as a broader, nonexclusive bloc while ANZUS and regional links offer a rough umbrella for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast, Asian Treaty Organization
SEATO
Pakistan
Viet Nam
United States
Britain
France
Austertia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
Australia
Sealto
Laos
Bangkok
U.S
Canberra
NATO
Pacific
Seoul
Japan
Asian and Pacific Council
ASPAC
South Korea
China
Malaysia
Indonesia
Association of Southeast Asia
Malaya
U. S
T. B. Millar
Australian National University
Health care plan sparks fierce GOP criticism
Rep Thomas B Curtis blasts federal health care for the elderly as cruel and false claiming promised savings will not materialize. He cites bed and staff shortages and says patients face up front charges including $40 admission and $10 daily for 0 to 90 days. He urges expanding vocational nursing programs instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Thomas B. Curtis
Curtis
Airline Stocks Rise in 1964 Amid Growth and Risks
Successful Investing columnist Hoger E Spear notes airline stocks have climbed since 1964 due to jet era efficiency gains and lower break even points, but warns about CAR controls fare risks and market fluctuations. He cites Pan American Delta and Pacific Southwest Airlines as top picks and urges patience with margin transfers amid high brokerage volumes.
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Jes
Pan American
Delta
Midwest
Southwest
Pacific Southwest Airlines
CAB
Pacific Southwest
San Diego
California
San Francisco
Wicd
Birth control policy maze sparks Senate clash
The Inside Report examines federal birth control funding rules under OEO and HEW, showing conflicting grants and accounting tricks that blur lines between federal and non federal money. It notes opposition in the Senate, and a push to repeal OEO restrictions amid debate over helping unmarried women in urban areas.
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Walmington
Neighborhoood
Office of Economic Opportunity
NEO
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
CHOW
Birh
Senate
GEO
OEO
OEG
John Gardner
Anthony Celebrozze
Washington, D. C
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Hugh Carey
Brooklyn
House Education and Labor Committee
Thigh Carey
House
Vel
Hew
Hirth
Digitalis debate in Brady health column sparks reader critique
A critic challenges a health column by Dr. William Brady arguing against routine digitalis use for heart trouble. The letter highlights disagreements among authorities on indications, risks from bradycardia, blood pressure effects, and calls to protect readers from unsafe guidance.
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Basteda
Deviovs Ald
Surapsky
England
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Worry Clinic Tale of Two Kittens and a Cruel Driver
Dr George W Crane recounts Peter and Paul two tiger cats joined as brothers. Paul dies after a car strike, leaving Peter distressed yet attached to the narrator. A warning about drivers who speed at birds and animals ends with guidance on requesting Dr Crane’s advice and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
David Ani
Jonathan
Mrs. Crane
Juin
Jake
Rand
Farmers and city folk clash over harvest complaints
An Indiana tale shows a minister chastising a farmer for abundant crops while a farmer laments that even good yields strain the soil. A Western traveler notes farmers find something to complain about in any season, reflecting rural and urban tensions over prosperity and stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Far West
Right In-Fighting Divides Republicans Over Young R’s
A contentious letter from Scott Truax and others targets Kansas State Senator Tom Van Sickle for opposing purging the New Jersey Young Republican faction linked to a racist songbook incident. The piece questions authority, factionalism, and the risk of using a single event to discredit the YR movement amid broader party tension.
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Republican Party
Hugh Heol
Rep
Pad
Young Republican National Federation
Tom van Sickle
Kansas
John ‘Scotta
Suleman
Sylvania "Ss
Buckley Craig Truax
Republican State Committee of
Pennsylvania
Scott - Trnax - Avion
van Sickle
New Jersey
Rat Fink
van Sckle
Richard Plechner
War Sickle
National Federation
Bart Warren
Nelson Rockefeller
New
S-T-A
Tirpitz the great battleship and its fate in war
The Tirpitz named ship was a focal point of Allied strategy in World War II. It drew mass Allied resources, with battleships and heavy air and submarine attacks aimed at neutralizing its threat. Despite constant defense and repairs, Allied observers feared a breakout could doom the British fleet, shaping Arctic convoy protection and Atlantic operations.
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Ademiral von Tiephey
Alfred von Tirpitz
Tirpite
Admiral von Tirpitz
Tirpitz
Far East
Atlantic
Arctic
Russia
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Jame Toner
Scot
Charles W. Laughlin
Salvatory
Mubery
Jackson
Anager
Mendov
Andanon
Raloti Bysartien
Madison
Payadle
Advanga
Ouilde
Counlies
Edwim A
Gaile Frecwater
Associated Press
Associated Reds
Herald
Vardar
Harald
Tiga
Ehorgey
Worris
Inside
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Brady's Health Service
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Ameceo
George W. Crane
Folklore
William Wade
Wade
Weill
Woman of the
House Gang
Fie Farmnéi
Ameticdy
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