Kennedy Campaign Hopes Amid Foreign Aid Cuts
The House trimmed 585 million from a foreign aid bill bringing the final appropriation near 3.5 billion instead of 4.5. Critics claim aid breeds little return and fuels pork-barrel spending as tensions from Viet Nam to Europe test U.S. influence. President Kennedy vows peace and prosperity in 1964, with tax cuts to spur growth.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Kennedy
U. S
U. S. News & World Report
India
Africa
Latin America
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
MacArthur Renews Feud Over Truman Ouster in Memoir
The 83 year old General of the Army Douglas MacArthur writes 200000 words by hand over six months defending his removal by President Truman during Korea. He disputes Truman’s claim about atomic bomb use and says Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs were secret. He argues no need to consult a distant theater commander. The book promises new controversies and public interest in the ouster and war record.
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Douglas MacArthur
Harry S. Truman
Truman
MacArthur
China
Siberia
Korea
Japan
Ance
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Pacific
Goldwater Responds to Rockefeller Over Right Wing Label
Sen Barry Goldwater of Arizona rejects Rockefeller’s charge that conservatives are a radical group. He says ADA, not the GOP, has penetrated the White House and accepts debate on issues not party matters. He predicts a possible national convention clash that could shape Kennedy’s 1964 opponent.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Americans For Democratic Action
White House
John Birchers
Rockefeller
Ada
Goldwater
Kennedy
Two British Guiana figures fend off Castroite threat in US tour
Peter D Aguiar head of United Force and Senator Anne Jardim urged US aid to stop Cheddi Jagan from turning British Guiana into a Castro aligned state. Jardim warned of funds from Cuba and Soviet Russia supporting Jagan as bombings of United Force meetings rise.
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United Force Party
British Guiana
New York
Washington
Cheddi Jagan
Western Hemisphere
United States
Peter D’aguiar
D’aguiar
American Booksellers Association For
USIA
Frank Wetzel
Lincoln Educational Foundation
Wetzel
Anne Jardim
Jardim
London School of Economics
Kennedy
Colonial Office
London
State Department
Fidel Castro
Soviet Russia
Jagan
People’s National Congress
Janet
Chicago
Havana
Lumumba University
Moscow
United Force
Sen. Anne Jardim
Panama Canal
Cuba
Business reform speech argues for fewer taxes on firms
Fred B., a Muskegon executive, urges Congress to reduce tax time outs on private employers and shrink fringe benefit burdens. He compares business aims to scoring a goal and cites workers mollycoddling and wasted effort on last year’s reports. Mrs. J. S. Cherrington and Mrs. Newton J. Steady are noted attendees in Columbus.
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Fred B
Muskegon Manufacturers Association
Crane
Employers of America
Washington
America
Uncle Sam
Red Cross
Health And Happiness For The Infant’s Early Speech
The article urges respectful treatment of infants who cannot yet speak. It notes that until gestures or words appear, adults speak for him and about him, stressing he is a precious person with feelings. It cautions against laughing at him or making him repeat things for others to mock.
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Abby
Local Families Guest at Homes Across Town
The clipping lists numerous visits and guests at several homes in the area. Names include Otis Arthur, Mary Arthur, Vickie Ross, William Cheadle, Lee Dillon, Alice Arthur, Carl Ross, Raymond Butterworth, Lloyd Thomas, Darrell Ross, Willard Love, Mark Clark, Arthur Gibson, Harry Ross, and others. Activities mention travel to Huntington, Parkersburg, Newark, and Albany, plus carpentry work and weekend gatherings. The narrative also contains a long advisory paragraph on child behavior and parental approaches.
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Lee Blackford
Hewitt’s
Lawrence Pitts
Alice Arthur
Williamson
W. Va
Lee Dillon
Vaughn
Carl Ross
Parkersburg
Raymond Butterworth
Lloyd Thomas
Albany
Timmy Welch
Karen Ross
Columbus
Darrell Ross
Roy Stimel
Carole Buterworth
Newark
Raymond Buterworth
Willard Love
Willard Simonton
Chauncey
Vaughn Ross
Mark Clark
Wayne
Steve
Arthur Gibson
Harry Ross
Otto Swartz
Shade
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Marriage and Family
A collage of Dear Abby anecdotes covers a married woman facing public exposure by a younger husband, a DIY duck owner seeking buyers after costly pet care, a dispute over a silenced golden wedding anniversary, and a quip about motherhood versus bearing children. The column ends with Abby inviting personal replies.
Being a Woman: A Man’s Comic Musings on Womanhood
A humorous essay contrasts male envy of wives with a husband’s puzzled admiration. Frustrations of constant self care and appearance are listed as barriers, while Frances claims the real joy of being a woman is beyond male understanding. The piece ends with the wife’s smug tease.
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Frances
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George W. Crane
Logan
J. S. Cherrington
E. Main St
Elsworth Higby
Judy
Chillicothe
Newton J. Steady
WCTU
Chittenden Hotel
Logan Unit
Garry CC. Myers
Mrs. M. V. Ross
Mrs
Otis Arthur
Mary
Huntington, W. Va
Vickie Ross
William Cheadle
Chile
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
Possessions
Athens
Associated Press
Messenger Publishing Co
Abigail van Buren
Hidden
S.P.C.A
Philadelphia
West Hartford
Beverly Hills
Calif
Has Boyle
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