Fulbright plans foreign funds for education bases overseas
Senator J W Fulbright, chairing the Foreign Relations Committee, proposes using nearly 3 million dollars of United States owned currencies held abroad to finance private binational education foundations. He argues the funds could support scholarships, training, and research, while critics warn it may worsen the balance of payments. Countries owe sums including India 975 million, Pakistan 184.8 million, United Arab Republic 242.2 million, Yugoslavia 290.1 million, Israel 40.4 million, Burma 37.1 million, and Brazil 58.7 million.
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World Street Demonstrations Highlight Cold War Tensions
The piece notes massive protests at embassies in Moscow and Montevideo and large rallies in Chinese cities, condemning U S actions. It argues for organized freedom fighters worldwide and compares such demonstrations to wartime partisan tactics, urging counter demonstrations by the United States.
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Making America Well
Dr Luther L Terry Surgeon General predicts the next two decades will erase or shrink crippling diseases. Diphtheria measles polio rabies typhoid fever and gonorrhea may be eliminated or controlled with vaccines drugs and new treatments. He foresees artificial hearts kidneys and cancer progress transforming health and reducing mental hospital needs.
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Social cost and government role in public projects debated
John Chamberlain argues that federal social cost policies burden communities and cannot be charged to specific businesses. He contrasts public park management with private resort quality and warns that government funding may create inefficient, boxlike structures and poor maintenance.
Fatalism in New York Keeps Wagner in City Hall
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK report a pervasive lethargy in New York politics as Robert F. Wagner Jr. nears a likely fourth term. Despite opposition within the Democratic ranks and a potential conservative challenge by Rep. John V. Lindsay, Wagner’s survival hinges on voters remaining unhappy with city governance and reform Democrats pressing for an alternative.
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Albany
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Manhattan
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Ryan
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New York
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Doctors Should Be Able To Tell Husbands Why They Lost Interest
DEAR ABBY responds that a doctor can determine if lack of interest is physical or psychological and suggest appropriate treatment. A separate exchange notes that eating more slowly can reduce intake in large families. In a second letter a wife questions her husband’s prior letters from an ex wife, and Abby explains the husband would not keep such letters if he planned to cheat.
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Haydenville Reader Seeks Local Civic Help
Haydenville resident R. G. Laywell invites wide support to improve Haydenville and nearby areas. He calls for civic responsibility and asks interested people to contact Laywell for organizing ideas and help.
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Prospects Rise for Ohio GOP Chair After Bliss Vacancy
As Ray C. Bliss prepares to become national chairman on April 1, Ohio Republicans weigh successors to head the state committee. Kent B. McGough and John S. Andrews lead the field with other names eyed, while insiders anticipate a committee session to select a full time successor after Bliss replaces Dean Burch.
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Reed Smith
Ray C. Bliss
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Dean Burch
Kent B. McGough
Lima
McGough
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Life at Forty Why Medicare is Needed for Elders
Opinion piece arguing private elder health insurance is costly and limited. It contrasts Blue Cross Blue Shield for seniors with proposed Medicare requiring a $2 monthly worker and employer contribution, to ensure hospital care even for those with modest savings. The author shares a neighbor’s story to illustrate risks of delaying coverage.
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