Does Foreign Aid Really Help
The piece critiques U S foreign economic aid as a Cold War tool arguing aid has not bought allied votes in the UN and noting large sums and loans to nations like Afghanistan Cambodia and Mexico while many owe UN dues. It cites Senator Barry Goldwater and other figures to claim aid is wasted and cannot buy friendship.
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Barry Goldwater
U. S
Afghanistan
Algeria
U.S
Russia
Burma
Cambodia
Ceylon
Ethiopia
Ghana
Guiana
Iraq
Jordan
Laos
Nepal
Somali
Sudan
Syria
Forein
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
United States
Goldwater
United Nations
Mexico
Yugoslavia
United Arab Republic
France
Johnson
Poverty and politics in the war on poverty
The secretary of Health Education and Welfare outlines 42 federal programs costing 42 billion dollars in 1964 to fight poverty and its causes. He notes 1962 total social welfare spending across government and private groups reached 100 billion. He calls for a top level review before expanding a new poverty bureaucracy, warning against tying poverty to politics.
Septuagenarian asks for stock prospectuses and guidance
A seventy year old investor asks Roger E. Spear for sources on direct obligations and common stocks to balance a new home sale and savings. He lists holdings and wants prospectuses for Cincinnati area issues, noting limitations on detailed replies. The exchange highlights the need for reliable sources and cautious investment notes.
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Roger E. Spear
General Motors
Act
Pacific Gas & Electric
Cincinnati
Ohio
Atchison
Rwy
Cinnati
Spear
Features Corp
Case notes reveal Amanda J mother of ten in Chicago relief system
The article describes Amanda J 38 expecting a baby at Cook County Hospital. It recounts her ten children by multiple fathers and a claim of relief checks influencing marriage decisions amid protests over welfare. It notes a request for a booklet and references a son Daniel the dental surgeon.
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Amanda
David
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Amanda J
Our Ferapus
Our Republic
Daniel
David Crane
Nave
National Review
Beatles
Presley
Ed Sullivan
Morrie
Neal
Frances
Joan of Arc
Talis
Elvis Presley
Emis
Howard John
Frank Sinatra
Judy Garland
Ella Fitzgerald
Oedipus
George Matthew Adams
Beatles Worship and Family Tights in a Father’s Rant
In a sprawling opinion piece the author laments the Beatles eclipsing respected stars, argues music tastes reflect organic depravation, and links cultural decline to tax-funded welfare while recalling Sinatra, Presley and classic acts. He rails against pop fame and questions parental influence on youth.
Health service urges blood donation to aid emergency care
Dr Brady promotes blood donation as a life saving, health preserving act. Citizens are urged to donate regularly, with emphasis on hospital blood banks and Red Cross supply to meet emergencies, while noting a 115 year old donor’s record in Taipei.
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College Stu
Red Cross
Laido
Taipei
UPI
Lai Lung
Mesa
North Red Cross
Blood Bank
Folklore and Editor Antics by William Wade
A humorous exchange shows editors crusty about language and reporting. A reporter quips about using whilst, another jokes about joining the janitorial department. A professor and a poet face editor scrutiny over publications and circulation worries.
Mechanic Killed Driving Around State Fair Track
Don ald G. Miller a 28 year old garage mechanic died after driving around the Indiana State Fair dirt oval post race. He and fellow mechanic Louis Miller 44 rode the track at about 70 mph when he lost control after passing slower cars including one with Anton Hulman Jr. The car rolled and Miller was thrown over the rail and died at Methodist Hospital. A J Foyt won the Century race earlier and track guards had relaxed surveillance.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Donald G. Miller
Wekinike
Raawanine Miller
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Miller
Louis Miller
Iithe
Anton Hulman Jr
Indianapolis Motor
Sneederni Marta
Jepermay Pi Coment
Open Letter Praises Liberty Amendment and Privacy Rights
Reginald W. Bass of the Liberty Amendment Committee of Indiana writes to The Editor criticizing a 1963 law used for an expose. He urges Congress to propose the Liberty Amendment, notes privacy rights under the Fourth and Sixteenth Amendments, and asks politicians to hold hearings while advising continued tax compliance through 1968.
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Indianapolis Times
Congress
Reginald W. Bass
Liberty Amendment Committee of
Indiana
Indianapolis
The Shepherd SLANDER Prayer Poem by Julien C. Hyer
A devotional rhymed verse urges restraint in gossip and idle rumors. The piece cites Mark 9:33 and asks for protection from slander, warning that speaking ill harms both speaker and others and breeds distrust among neighbors.
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AP News
Herald
Plac
Sella
Harald
Worria
Cook County
Crane Mellor
William F. Buckley
Tommy Dorsey
Mary Lee
Biene
Dr. Brady
William Brady
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South Beverly
William Wade
State Fair Track
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Julien C. Hyer
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