Treasury Law Enforcement Roles and Key Agencies
Treasury functions include tax collection and disbursement with law enforcement duties. Agencies cited are the Secret Service, Bureau of Narcotics, Coast Guard, Bureau of Customs, and Internal Revenue Service. David C. Acheson is named as special assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury.
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Secret Service
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Treasury
Johnson
David C. Acheson
Dean Acheson
Secretary of the Treasury
Acheson
United States
District of Columbia
Bureau of Narcotics
Coast Guard
Bureau of Customs
Internal Revenue Service
Ohio towns push plans to lure tourism and growth
Across Ohio and the nation, communities race to attract tourism, industry and economic growth. Go-getter towns undertake self examination and inventory resources to entice visitors and site seekers. Over 150 Ohio counties and communities are preparing development plans. Ohio Development Department urges slow communities to act.
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Ohio
Draft-Age Americans Health Higher Than Fathers in World War II
Army Surgeon General figures show draft-age men today are healthier than World War II draftees, yet rejections have risen due to tougher weapon-automation and stricter standards. Mental acuity drives modern selection as the services seek out specialists who can outthink guerrillas.
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Foreign aid row ends with compromise plan
James Marlow outlines the long running foreign aid debate as Congress prepares to authorize 3.36 billion dollars for another year. Fulbright criticizes lumping military and economic aid, while Morgan defends aid as vital to security. Morse proposes a two year sunset to force reform. A joint committee met 14 times over two months.
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Fulbright
Senate
House
Rep
Thomas E. Morgan
Pennsylvania
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Democrat
Johnson
Met
Letter to the Editor on Congressional Aid Agreement
Readers respond to a Congress Senate House clash over foreign aid. The final accord drops a two year end date and suggests a committee to craft new approaches. Johnson's request of 3.38 billion plus 89 million for Southeast Asia is cut to 3.36 billion plus 89 million. Both chambers expected to approve swiftly.
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Johnson
David E. Bell
Agency For International Development
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
House
Inflation debate with Chase Manhattan on quality versus price
The piece argues against a Chase Manhattan Bank forecast that the US is not in an inflation period. It critiques the quality mechanism for higher costs, noting higher bread prices and car expenses, while suggesting overall prices rise even as perceived quality improves, leading to continued inflation.
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the Chase
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Chase
Chase Manhattan
Chris
Chrisst
South Viet Nam
Ananias
Chase Bank
Lansdale to Lead Nonmilitary Viet Nam Reconstruction Team
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report the White House sponsors a new nonmilitary team to bridge the growing gap between people and government in South Viet Nam led by Maj. Gen. Edward Lansdale. The plan hinges on his counterinsurgency and reconstruction experience and faces uncertainty over Saigon's volatile ruling faction.
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White House
Viet Nam
Edward Lansdale
U.S.A
Southeast Asia
Lansdale
Saigon
Diem
Lansdale to spearhead quiet war in Viet Nam strategy
The White House named Lansdale to assist Saigon with counter insurgency work amid rural alienation. He may tour Long An province to bridge gap between government and peasants, reporting to Ambassador Lodge. His past with Magsaysay’s Philippines campaign informs the approach.
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Long An
Saigon
Lansdale
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Dear Abby Notes On Nationalism And Personal Boundaries
A reader asks how to explain anti foreign sentiment to a 12 year old after seeing a wall slogan. Abby suggests telling him one person cannot speak for a nation and cites a Saigon example about Yankee sentiment. A separate letter asks how to handle a nosy coworker digging into a divorce past. Abby advises cutting ties and seeking new work.
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Abby
Connecticut
Firemen Ban Puts Mayor In Hot Spot
Beckley West Virginia a TV fire at Governor Hulett C Smith home drew a citywide no fire response as mayor cousin John Smith issued a ban to firefighters. The mayor and volunteers fought the blaze with a garden hose after lightning struck the antenna.
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Beckley
W. Va
Hulett C. Smith
John Smith
Middle Age Defined as a State of Mind and Body
HAL BOYLE argues that middle age is not a calendar label but a condition of body and attitude. He notes how work, mindset, and daily habits shape when someone feels middle aged and offers lighthearted guides to recognizing the phase without lament.
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Clark
Rock Hudson
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