Next Time Out Republican Chief Lays Future Strategy
Dean Burch, speaking in Salt Lake City, frames the Republicans plan after losing the chair, arguing conservative strength remains and voters favor constitutional checks, Vietnam victory, and limits on foreign aid. He cites polls, Kennedy’s death, and public discontent with the Great Society costs.
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Dean Burch
Burch
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Johnson
Kennedy
Barrywater
Vietnam
President Johnson Eyes National Head Start Preschool Push
The plan targets 100000 children in 300 poverty pockets for an eight week summer program costing 17 million dollars. Communities must cover at least 10 percent of the cost and match with funding to continue activities into kindergarten. President Johnson seeks 150 million for year round preschool in next year’s budget.
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Educational Writers Association
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Kndergarten
Johnson
European Trade Deficit With United States Raises Fears
Six Common Market nations fear a balance of payments crisis if the United States cuts its deficit. Walter Hallstein notes the Market's 3 billion trade deficit, five sixths owed to the U S, while 1964 American balance stood at 6.5 to 7 billion. Europe could suffer if capital inflows dry up, prompting talks to reach a mutual compromise.
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United States
Walter Hallstein
Common Market Commission
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Johnson
Europe
Filipinos Offer 6000-Strong Force to Fight Communism in Asia
The Philippine ambassador to Taiwan suggests a cohesive anti Communist alliance in Asia, including the Philippines and other nations, could counter Red Chinese influence. He notes the United States should not fear such a bloc and that Manila might revive its offer to send six thousand troops to South Vietnam if needed.
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Asia
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Viet Nam
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Taiwan
Ramos
Hawaii
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Malaysia
Thailand
Inside Report on Viet Cong Influence in South Vietnam War
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK describe the Viet Cong as Hanoi directed, dominating South Vietnam’s war effort despite American and South Vietnamese efforts. An American advisor notes rapid turnover among province chiefs as the regime struggles against a pervasive Communist apparatus. The piece likens civil war dynamics to political shifts in U S states for context.
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Viet Cong
Minu
Hanoi
South
Viet Nam
New York State
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Albany
Barry Goldwater
Norman Thomas
South Viet Nam Struggles With Dual Currents of Order and Chaos
A vivid portrait of South Viet Nam as Saigon struggles to distribute 1964 budget money as late as August while villagers face poverty and mistrust. A rehabilitation cadre faces desertions as VC forces exploit local disorganization. The piece notes ethnic tensions including Montagnard unrest and warns the government’s failure to energize villages risks overall pacification efforts.
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South Viet Nam
Saigon
Binh Ta
Viet Nam
Opera Star Richard Tucker Plans Teaching After Retirement
Opera great Richard Tucker of the Metropolitan Opera discusses his future plans and views on aging. He notes that several stars have pursued teaching, names Lotte Lehmann and Martial Singher, and says he aims to retire from performance within a decade to teach, citing the value of sharing experience with students. He compares peak years to those of athletes and emphasizes fulfillment in later years.
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Richard Tucker
Metropolitan Opera
Lotte Lehmann
Martial Singher
West
Enzo Grimaldo
Caruso
Tucker
Dear Abby replies to sixteen year old with glasses
Abby suggests popularity comes from making others feel comfortable and not focusing on self. In a second letter a 38 year old wife asks about frequent nightmares of drowning. Abby notes guilt and possible inability to help someone and recommends seeing a psychiatrist if nightmares persist.
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Abby
Presidents and former chiefs share uneasy ties across eras
The article traces how presidents and ex presidents interact with limited warmth. It notes Roosevelt and Hoover never met, while Truman later befriended Hoover and collaborated on government reorganization. It highlights Kennedy consulting with Eisenhower, Truman, and Hoover during crises, illustrating that cross party dialogue can aid policy and politics.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoov
Eisenhower
Hoover
Truman
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Missouri
National Security Council
Gettysburg
Carornia
Agp Resa
Our Times Questions Change in Modern Living
Readers debate progress and gadgets as society moves away from simple farm life. The poem pleads for returning to faith and wholesome living, noting trends from canned dresses to boxed cake and super marts. Composed by Mrs. E. V. Baker, Logan.
Items We Can Live Without By Hal Boyle
Columbus report notes a surge in migrant worker demand from Ohio growers, with the unemployment bureau reporting demand almost tripled versus last year. The piece lists social irritants and quirks, then shifts to the migrant labor statistic in a separate line.
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Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
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