The Folly Of Give Away External Aid Debate
In a critique of U S foreign aid from 1946 to 1959 the author notes total external assistance of 82 566 200 000 with 25 394 900 000 military aid and 57 171 900 000 economic social aid The piece argues much of this money failed to buy friendship security or democracy and suggests domestic investments in infrastructure education health and debt reduction would have yielded lasting benefits If Congress trims the budget the impact remains insufficient to fix overspending and errors by spenders.
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Ameri
Congress
Pearson Advises Cautious Diplomacy After Paris Debacle
Lester B Pearson argues Western nations face dangers from summit diplomacy and urges continued lower level talks with the Soviet Union. He cautions against severing negotiations despite Khrushchev’s provocative stance and notes the need to avoid full diplomatic shutdown. He favors persistent dialogue and warns against rash provocation.
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Lester B. Pearson
Paris
Pearson
British Commonwealth
United States
West
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Revolt Against Rules Becomes Prospect in House
The Wall Street Journal notes a rising push to curb the powerful House rules committee seen as a key bottleneck in legislation. Liberals may seek to by pass or trim the panel’s power, while critics warn against rash measures and emphasize tradition.
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Rules Committee
Wall Street Journal
House
Legislative Branch
Petus
Hawaii described beyond the Waikiki glamour
Jim Bishop recounts Hawaii as more than tourism and beaches. He notes its volcanic origins Mauna Kea and its 600000 residents with diverse ancestry, booming sugar and pineapple industries, air travel growth, and vivid cultural life from churches to hawaiian cowboys and waves at Makaha. He imagines visiting someday.
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Hawaii
Waikiki Beach
Mauna Kea
National Geographic
Frederick Simpich Jr
Royal Hawaiian Band
Air Lines
Honolulu
Lurline
Matsonia
San Francisco
Makaha
Simpich
Hilo
Kona
The
Parkers
Leilani
Dear Abby Advice From A Busy Summer Streams
Dear Abby columns cover marital strain neighbor issues parental disputes nursing home care and social etiquette. A reader questions husband’s visits to a single neighbor for help while another asks about fighting siblings and family meals.
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Abby
Menopause and personality shifts in Dr. Crane’s view
Dr. George W. Crane writes that cows and mares do not suffer menopausal upset and extroversion helps women over 40 avoid personality disturbance. Case F-421 describes Martha M. age 44 retreating from life. Crane says menopause rarely alters temperament unless a woman is introverted or fixated on marital issues.
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George W. Crane
Martha M
Try and Stop Me A Parade of Odd Tales and Gags
A gar ment maker laments no private secretary willing to work for top wages. A friend suggests a perfect candidate who arrives to prove inept at chores. A beggar’s tale moves a gro cer to give victuals, then demand trading stamps. Herman Levin stages a giraffe racehorse cross in a light spring experiment.
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Herman Levin
Public Forum Calls for Action on Bur Oak Lake Weeds
Harold F. Brown of Glouster urges residents to contact State Senator and Representative to pressure for removal of pond weeds at Burr Oak Lake. He notes six years of promises and says fishermen and boaters are leaving or avoiding the lake until the weed issue and promised camping area are addressed.
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Bur Oak Lake
Harold F. Brown
Sugar Act targets Castro Cuba and its sugar empire
Congress acts on the 1960 Sugar Act against Cuba as Castro tightens ties with the Soviet bloc. The policy shifts reflect U.S. subsidy through quotas, risking increased Cuban reliance on Russia while Khrushchev and Red China dispute orthodoxy amid regional tensions.
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Congress
Castro
Cuba
Soviet
Russia
United States
Latin America
State Department
Soviet Russia
Turkey
Iran
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Tokyo
Havana
Fidel Castro
Anastas Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Stalin
Red China
Adlai Stevenson
Health tips for photophobia and eye protection in summer
The piece explains sun related eye sensitivity photophobia and suggests causes such as bright light and light eye lashes. It covers measures like broad brimmed hats sunglasses and dark mascara plus lash tinting for blond individuals and warns about hair dye in the eyes. It also includes a QA on tapeworm symptoms with abdominal pain distention and severe diarrhea.
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Robert Graham
Los Angeles
Pipeline Replacement Expected This Month
Work men for Central Pipeline Co. of Lima move pipe sections as part of a $172,000 Ohio Fuel Gas Co. project near Junction City Perry County. Nearly four miles of 12 inch line replace smaller lines that feed Zanesville Cambridge. The line serves Junction City and New Lexington. Project should finish this month.
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New Lexington
Central Pipeline Co
Lima
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Junction City
Perry County
Zanesville
Cambridge
Naval material inspector named for northern Ohio
Captain Walter W. Boyd was designated inspector of naval material for the northern Ohio region, assigning him oversight duties and authority in military supply and equipment handling.
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Cleveland
Walter W. Boyd
Ohio
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