Foreign Aid Frustration Urges Clear Purposes and Education
The Republican Critical Issues Council led by Milton S. Eisenhower blasts foreign aid as misused and unpopular. It endorses the original aim of keeping the free world free but accuses programs in Africa Asia and Latin America of lining officials pockets and failing to aid the people. It calls for strict strings, transparency, and education to justify billions in economic and military aid.
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Republican Critical Issues Council
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Johnson
Council
Congress
Europe
Japan
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Goldwater Warns Against Illusions of Coexistence in Commie Fight
Senator Barry Goldwater, the front runner for the Republican nomination, told Pennsylvania Military College graduates that Americans must stand strong against Communists and reject peaceful accommodations, arguing freedom and belief surpass weapon power. The piece also notes Florida’s manatee protection and ancient Carthaginian population.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania Military College
Chester
Goldwater
Costly Side Effects Led to First Drug Manufacturer Conviction
The first conviction against a drug maker for withholding information and misrepresenting side effects of an anti-cholesterol drug resulted in an $80 000 fine. The case spurred demands for full and faithful reporting of adverse health effects.
1941 isolationism echoes in modern disengagement debate
John Chamberlain compares George Kennan’s stance on confronting the Soviet Union to 1941 isolationists like Chester Bowles and Joseph P. Kennedy. The dialogue weighs brinkmanship versus restraint, arguing that avoidance of war and pressuring rivals can appear as internationalism or isolationism depending on the moment and scope.
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George Kennan
Topsy
Hitler
Khrushchev
Turvy
Russia
Yevtushenko
Mr. Kennan
Ussia
China
Herbert Hoover
Robert Taft
Harry Truman
Truran
Cuba
Odessa
South Vietnam
Laos
Oriente
Central America
Kennan
Berlin Wall
Turkey
Chester Bowles
Robert Hutchins
Sargent Shriver
Charles Lindbergh
Joseph P. Kennedy
Foreign aid rounds end as Johnson wins broad funding
James Marlow recounts decades of Congress trimming presidents foreign aid requests until 1963 Kennedy scaleback and 1964 Johnson turnaround. The 1947 Greece Turkey emergency set a pivotal pattern, with Johnson’s 3.5 billion request nearly fully approved by the House and awaiting Senate action.
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Congress
Greece
Turkey
Truman
John F. Kennedy
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Kennedy
Johnson
House
Senate
Bureaucratic Buddies Plan Heads to Stabilize Vietnam War Effort
Inside report says Washington considers exporting skilled Asian administrators to assist South Vietnam's corrupt bureaucracy. The plan would place foreign civil servants beside Vietnamese officials, with dozens to hundreds of leaders from the Philippines, Nationalist China, and Malaya. Villagers fear graft and disruption, as the strategy aims to curb guerrilla support by improving governance.
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South Viet Nam
U. S
Washington
Viet Nam
Algeria
Indo - China
Venezuela
Malaya
Philippines
South
China
Dear Abby column questions on spouses and mistreatment
The column discusses a man who cheats with tramp versus wife morals, and a middle aged houseworker overwhelmed by a selfish employer. Abby advises the worker to seek new employment and notes that remaining would show lack of sympathy.
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Abby
Mrs. A
Life Begins at Forty Beauty Costs Nothing
Interview with Larry Matthews on beauty for mature women. He says over 90 percent of his business comes from women past 40, noting that upkeep is affordable with home aids, daily care, cleanliness, posture, and diet. He emphasizes cosmetics can be inexpensive and accessible in dime stores and pharmacies.
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Goldwater
Larry Mathews
Why You Should Not Eat Before Surgery and Other Health Notes
Dr. Coleman explains that an empty stomach improves anesthesia safety and airway protection, and discusses surgical risks when meals are recent. He notes emergency cases use safeguards, then covers acclimation to new climates, antibiotic use for colds, and sneezing as a defense reflex.
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