Aid at Home Becomes Debate as Congress Backs Appalachia Aid
Congress debates shifting federal help from Appalachia to broader economically distressed areas. The 1.1 billion proposal for Appalachia passes the Senate, while House Committee members push 18 amendments to extend aid nationwide. Critics warn against pork barrel politics as regional funding expands.
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Congress
Mtry
House Public Works Committee
Appalachia
Ter
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Robert C. McEwen
Catskills
Measles Vaccines Change Public Health Outlook
Four vaccines, including the first live shot from 1963 and two introduced last year, aim to curb measles. Epidemiologists warn measles causes more disability than polio did, with about 450 to 500 deaths yearly and four million cases annually in the United States. Parents are urged to vaccinate children for lifelong protection.
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John J. Witte
U. S. Public Health Service
There’s Always Uncle in New York Aid Debate
Governor Nelson Rockefeller seeks a revision of federal pollution aids, pushing for New York to qualify for 325 million annually with increased narcotic treatment funding. He appeals to President Lyndon B. Johnson while Mayor Wagner asks for more city help, illustrating a trend of centralized funding regardless of party.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Rockefeller
Lyndon B. Johnson
Albany
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Our Blindness To The Enemy Shrinking In U S Frontiers
John Chamberlain critiques the rising Southeast Asia conflict and domestic polarization. He cites Senator Wayne Morse and Yale New Haven protests, contrasts prewar peace currents with today, and warns of contagion and weak State Department policy aiding Soviet and Red China strategies. He predicts future frontline dangers abroad and domestically.
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Southeast Asia
Wayne Morse
Orego Yan
New England
Bir
America Firsters
Allen White
Ted War Or Motor Company
Anne Lindbergh
Peace Party
United States
Viet Nam
Morse
Sioain State Department
Soviet Russia
Red China
Chang
Aes
Gov
Waikiki
Key West
Inside Report from Phu Hoa Dong Village Near Saigon
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK describe Capt. Robert Alhouse, U S Army advisor to a Vietnamese battalion in Phu Hoa Dong, a dangerous frontier village near the Cambodian border with sandbagged strong points, a fortified chief’s house, and a new command post under construction. The village lies about 40 miles from Saigon and close to Cambodia.
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Brooklyn
U.S. Army
Robert Alhouse
Phu Hoa Dong
Saigon
The American Captain and the Phu Hoa Dong School
A helicopter visit to Phu Hoa Dong shows a U S Army captain framing hope through a growing village school. From 47 to 1069 children the town expands despite VC raids. English books and CARE packages arrive as a paradox of war and care amid danger.
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Seige
Phu Hoa Dong
Vietcong
Saigon
Dear Abby Kids Fight So Quiet Brother May Be Troubled
Michigan mother worries eldest son is bullied by younger brothers and rarely defends himself. Abby advises medical evaluation for behavior concerns and not to ignore possible issues with aggressors. seek pediatric specialist guidance. Hard to Decide counsel urges the writer to pursue happiness and marry if she wishes, while not abandoning grandchildren.
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Abby
Michigan
P.S
Kosygin's North Viet Nam visit linked to US air base attack
The article argues Kosygin's trip to North Viet Nam coincided with a US bombing of Viet Nam bases, suggesting Red China and Albania may be maneuvering to expose the Kremlin to Western pressure. It notes Sino Soviet splits, Moscow March 1 Communist meet, and possible coincidence or plotted provocation.
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Viet Nam
United States
Alexei N. Kosygin
Red China
Albania
Soviet Union
China
Ussr
Asia
Moscow
Kosygin
Red
South
Johnson
North
North Viet Nam
Sam Sheppard Studies Medicine After Release
Dr Sam Sheppard 41 and his wife Ariane Tebbenjohanns adjust to life after his release from Ohio Penitentiary where he served a life sentence for his first wife’s murder. He studies medicine and teaches surgery to his wife while awaiting a final federal court decision on his habeas corpus case and potential retry.
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Sam Sheppard
Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Ohio Penitentiary
Oece
Dawn
U. S
Weinman
Tiv Bible Translation Marks Dutch Reformed Mission End
In Johannesburg a 50 year mission by the Dutch Reformed Church to Nigerians culminated with a Tiv Bible translation by Rev. J. J. Strydom in 1914. The church handed Northern Nigeria missionary work to the Christian Reformed Church of Am.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Nigeria
J. J. Strydom
Dutch Ref
Christian Reformed Church of
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