Pressure on Iberia Foe or ally faces rising strain across Portugal and Spain
The piece argues that United States allies Portugal and Spain endure intensified pressure since Goa and Angola turmoil and Spanish strikes strain Franco's regime. It warns that communists exploit Angolan nationalism and Spaniards' living desires, urging cautious Western support to train provinces toward independence without fueling civil conflict.
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Portugal
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
United States
Europe
India
Goa
Angola
Mozambique
Africa
Congo
Francisco Franco
Antonio de Oliveira
Salazar
Franco
West
United Nations
Diplomacy in the modern era as Kohler speaks at Ohio State
Foy D. Kohler, newly appointed ambassador to Moscow, outlines the scope and difficulty of American diplomacy. He says modern diplomacy requires studying whole societies and relations between them, noting the Soviet wall between foreigners and people complicates exchanges and stresses conduct of visiting Americans.
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Moscow
Foy D. Kohler
Ohio State University
Soviet Union
Letes
United States
Kohler
Berlin
Khrushchev
United Nations
New York
Kennedy
East Germany
Soviet Russia
Yalta
Potsdam
Wall of Shame
Wall
Tito
Nasser
Nehru
Executive pattern favors eastern college route to top positions
A Chicago executive placement survey finds presidents of large industrial firms often started at eastern colleges. Most undergraduates attended Yale and graduates Harvard, with careers centered in manufacturing or marketing. Top leadership usually occurs between age 50 and 59, with an average ten years at the helm. The finding raises concern about clublike recruitment, while noting Western graduates still have substantial growth potential.
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Horace Greeley
Eastern College
Chicago
Yale
Harvard
West
Khrushchev Stay Home Says Americans
An editorial argues Khrushchev and the Soviet leadership threaten Berlin and warns that summit meetings are mere public relations. It urges direct talks through ambassadors while insisting Khrushchev and Kennedy stay home to avoid further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Khrushchev
China
Soviet Russia
Russia
Berlin
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Washington
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Dear Abby Advice Column Read by Readers
A reader offers a marriage crisis at age 16 with a 22 year old groom of four months, advising annulment. Abby says returned home, too young. Other letters ask about true meaning of nothing to wear and a 52 year old wife confronting a spendthrift stepson, Abby advises firm stance and personal reply option.
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Abby
Alan
Young
Critics claim colleges waste funds by excess faculty counts
Howard W a 37 year old college professor argues liberal arts colleges are inefficient and should run with fewer students per faculty. He says Harvard with about 3 students per faculty sets a model and proposes a 2nd shift to double enrollments without tax payer cost while salaries and efficiency must rise. He condemns educators as lazy and notes high school teachers work more hours and handle more pupils.
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Howard W
Uncle Sam
America
Marshall Nomination Delays Highlight Senate Gridlock
The article traces the stalled federal appeals nomination of Thurgood Marshall, delayed by Eastland and Johnston in the Senate Judiciary Committee, contrasting with the swift approval of Byron White. It notes Marshall’s long civil rights record and the risk of his salary being cut off if not confirmed before adjournment.
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Thurgood Marshall
America
Kennedy
Federal Court of Appeals
Senate
Byron O
Whizzer
White
Supreme Court
Marshall
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
Vermont
Connecticut
New York
Congress
Eastland
Com
Mittee
Johnston
Colorado
National Volunteers For
Judiciary Committee
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
John A. Carroll
Kenneth B. Keating
Fastland
Rebs Saluted Old Glory in Mountain Pass
In Tennessee during the Civil War a Confederate detachment saluted the U S Stars and Stripes in a mountain pass. Lt White recalled halting his troops as local mountaineers raised the flag and later offered hospitality. The incident is documented by historian Miss Inez Burns.
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Walland
Tenn
America
U. S. Stars and Stripes
Inez Burns
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains
Lt. White
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Gea
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
George W. Crane
Howard
Ivory Tower
West Germany
James Marlow
Dixie Dems
Miss Marshall
Rebs
Hal Boyle
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Monte
Athens
Onio
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union
Ayma
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