Foreign Aid Totals and Effects Across Regions
A review of the Marshall Plan and subsequent foreign aid outlines how the program grew from 12 billion dollars to an anticipated 150 to 160 billion, aiding Europe, Asia, and Latin America. It notes Europe’s 50.4 billion contribution, staunching communism and building NATO, with Asia and the Near East receiving billions and Latin America over ten billion. The piece stresses undisclosed military aid and counterpart funds that boost recipient economies and U.S. leverage, while acknowledging France’s de Gaulle urging base removals and U.S. reassurances.
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Turkey
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Auto Sales Slump Ignites Call for Price Cuts
The article notes a temporary dip in April to May auto sales and cites UAW President Walter Reuther urging wholesale price reductions of 100 to 200 dollars to spur demand. Dealers and manufacturers face pressure to maintain industry stability amid inflation concerns and shifting consumer demand.
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Toughness Seen as Key to Stability in South Vietnam
Washington analyst James Marlow argues that iron fist governance, not democracy, may sustain South Vietnamese stability as Buddhists challenge Ky’s leadership. He notes doubts about democracy, reports of Da Nang abuses, and potential ties to North Vietnam, warning that ongoing Buddhist revolt jeopardizes U S aims and could push Viet Cong gains.
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Rostow favored for Mann replacement at State Department
Inside Report notes Eugene Rostow, Yale Law School professor and former State Department consultant, as Johnson’s likely choice for Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs when Mann resigns. Ball backs Rostow. Clark Clifford or Cyrus Vance hinted as alternatives. Mann to remain briefly in Washington before returning to Laredo Texas.
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Robert S. McNamara
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Smithsonian Institution Now Capital's Newest Nightspot
Washington report shows the Smithsonian under director Sidney Dillon Ripley embracing social events. Receptions, teas, dinners, and high-profile balls now fill the museum scenes drawing ambassadors and notable figures, despite criticism from Rep. H. R. Gross over pricey tickets.
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Washington
Meredith Johnson
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Yale
Museum of Natural History
Ripley
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Zoo
Museum of History and Technology
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
May 26 historical highlights span Johnson impeachment to world events
On May 26 1868 Congress impeached President Andrew Johnson and he was acquitted by one vote. Tennessee became a territory in 1790 and Montana in 1864. Civil War ended in 1865. In 1942 a 20 year treaty linked Britain and the Soviet Union. In 1946 railroad service resumed after wartime control ended. Five years ago UN Command and a junta in South Korea agreed to restore troops.
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War In Viet Nam Ott Photographed By Bob Horton
Military officials report over one million feet of Viet Nam war film shot for military and documentary use. Air Force camera crews lead with 524000 feet since October, while Navy and Army film efforts run high. footage is processed quickly and archived for public viewing and strategic study.
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Bob Horton
Washington
Air Force
Navy
Saigon
National Archives
Viet Nam
da Nang
Army
Dear Abby Readers Dwell On Relationships And Family Roles
A reader questions why a woman tolerates an abusive husband while she remains married to him again and again. Abby replies some people pursue suffering. another asks about family roles after adoption, noting the grandmother paradox and clarifies that adoption makes the son a father and the reader a grandmother. The column ends with advice that kindness matters more than constant public correction of others.
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A Doctor Speaks on Sexual Expression in Marriage
A psychiatrist D. W. Hastings offers plain guidance in 155 pages advising married couples to seek open talk on intimacy. He urges avoiding prudishness and recommends reading the book to improve marital relations.
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