UN aid funds used to cut costs for communist allies
A public note from Collier County News notes Human Events claimed the United States used 215 million dollars of foreign aid to trim UN expenses for India Poland Yugoslavia and Cuba. The item questions why rivals would benefit and if the administration can explain the move.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
International Organization
Harlan Cleveland
United States
United Nations
World Court
Katanga
Congo
Russia
U. S
India
Poland
Yugoslavia
Cuba
Collier Country News
Dear Abby advice column snippets from a 1960s paper
A reader asks about dating a coworker and a woman seeks dating help for a 35 year old with imagined romances. Abby advises kindness and arranging a date. Others share marriage ring grief and family faith conflicts with guidance to communicate and seek a personal reply.
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Abby
Louie
Paul
GANG
Peking Set Near Madrid Beckons Nikki and Bronston
Jim Bishop describes a drive toward El Escorial and a nearby film set recreating Peking for 55 Days at Peking. He notes the massive scale, Spanish labor, and the cost comparison to Hollywood while reflecting on Ava Gardner and Charlton Heston stars.
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Madrid
Spain
el Escorial
Guadarramas
Phillip II
Hapsburg
Escorial
Swan Lake
Phillip
Kelly
Peking
Samuel Bronston
New York
David Niven
Bronston
Legation
Hollywood
Ava Gardner
Charlton Heston
United States
Sam Bronston
Vital Battleground For Midwest House Seats In 1962
The Midwest states plus West Virginia form a pivotal battleground as 131 House seats face tight contests. Democrats suffered losses in 1960 while Kennedy urges victory to strengthen leadership on peace and a better life. Fall themes include peace prosperity popularity and medical care.
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West Virginia
French Lick
Ind
Congress
Kennedy
Tory
Midwest
White House
House
Senate
United Nations budget totals 314.2 million for 1963
The UN will cost 314.2 million in 1963 with separate allocations for administration 86.6 million two police actions in the Congo and Gaza Strip at 125 million and ten special agencies at 102.6 million. The United States covers about one third but may pay over half due to bloc defaults, a cost cheaper than war.
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United Nations
U Thant
Congo
Gaza Strip
United States
Polls and Religion Split Voters in New York Governor Race
A 1962 Louis Harris poll of 802 New York voters is criticized for its demographic breakdown by religious groups and its selective sampling. The writer argues polls mislead about Catholic Jewish and Protestant support and urges voters to choose based on American merit rather than sectarian lines.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Louis Harris and Associates, Inc
James A. Farley
Nelson Rockefeller
New York State
Louis Harris
Harris
Ers
Elijah Muhammad
Harris and Associates, Inc
James Farley
Farley
Democratic Party
New York City
Buffalo
Personal Case on Taxing Churches Sparks Debate
Dr. Robert Adair of Goodwill Enterprises argues against federal welfare programs he calls a threat to churches. He warns of government competition with private religion and urges voters to consider taxing church property to limit Uncle Sam’s reach. He cites corporate subsidies and debt and notes a growing clamor to tax church property.
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Dr. Adair
Uncle Sam
Robert Adair
Goodwill Enterprises
St. Petersburg
Fla
Crane
Florida
Uncle Sam Con
Ladies Aid Meeting at Oak Grove EUB Church
The Ladies Aid of Oak Grove EUB Church met in the church basement for a grilled lunch. President Nellie Adkins led the session with scripture by Louise Adkins and a prayer by Ethel Fry. The group voted to use treasury funds for refreshments for the rural youth event recent held at the church basement. Attendees included Nellie Adkins, Louis Adkins, Ethel Adkins, Ethel Rayburn, Allie Hoffman, Laura Gibbs, Twila Rickard, Norma Kiefer and Paula.
Parental role in preventing juvenile delinquency urged
The article argues that delinquency rises in all areas and stresses parents in favored communities must reform. It calls PTA and civic groups to reinforce good home life, discourage permissiveness, and teach obedience and respect for authority from early years. It notes college completion rates and student dropouts.
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You
PTA
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