American Housewife In Saigon
A correspondent profiles American wives in Saigon adjusting to wartime life. She describes crowded apartments, expensive imported goods, unreliable water and gas, and the daily grind of shopping, cookery, and maid service amid bombing alerts and urban chaos.
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Joyce Nance
Associated Press
Saigon
Ky strengthens grip as South VietnamPrepares for 1965 election
Nguyen Cao Ky, entering his third year as prime minister, is viewed as stronger and more controlled. He faces opposition from Nguyen Van Thieu but appears poised to win the presidency with U.S. support while pursuing anti corruption and stabilization amid Buddhist tensions and wartime economy.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen Cny Ky
Vietnam
Johnson
Guam
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thieu
Information Ministry
Revolutionary Development—pacification
Sass
United States
Ky Mes
U.S
Cubans Face Severe Food Shortages Under Castro Regime
Report from CAMAGUEY and Santiago details Cuba's deep food crisis as residents struggle to eat. Officials admit shortages while supporters rally behind Castro. countryside shows new farms and a planned Britain-supplied fertilizer plant as Havana forecasts a sugar harvest and rationing relief by 1970.
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Camaguey
Cuba
Santiago
Fidel Castro
Daley Stands Solid As Chicago’s Enduring Mayor
Chicago’s Richard J Daley appears invulnerable as mayor amid a paradoxical era of limited press access and strong political control. He dominates 32000 patronage jobs, guides a 59-member machine, and commands white House influence while facing growing racial tensions and calls for deeper Negro community progress in a city long studied for its power structure.
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Richard J Daley
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John Leaner
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da. Ley
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EdWah Beris
Netro
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Chie Capa
Government Subsidizing Of Arts Celebrates Its Second Birthday
Washington reports the federal push for arts funding reaches two years under the National Endowment for the Arts. with 1966 around 25 million dollars and 1947 fiscal figures, officials compare to Ford Foundation grants while plans target architecture design writing dance drama music and education. Roger L Stevens chairs the National Council on the Arts guiding a national cultural program established by Congress in 1965.
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Ford Foundation
U.S
National Endowment For the Arts
National Council On the Arts
Roger L. Stevens
National Foundation On the Arts and Humanities
National Endowment For the Humanities
Act of Congress
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