Democracy versus dictatorship in South Viet Nam debate
Editorial notes U S policy failures and later toughness toward Ngo Dinh Diem. It argues Diem’s regime, dominated by Catholics and a secret police, neglected reform, leaving Buddhists persecuted and peasants unaware of democracy. US aid and fear shaped, not enough, reforms promised or delivered. The piece warns of unpredictable outcomes and the need for tangible programs to win non Communist support.
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South Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
North Viet Nam
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Nam
Isms
Khrushchev talks China and world peace in Georgia interview
In Gagra Khrushchev says China seeks peace and urges U.S.-Soviet trust. He outlines steps to ease tensions including a test ban, a nonaggression pact, German settlement, budget freezing, and troop inspection at key sites to deter surprise attacks. He stresses mutual trust as essential for disarmament progress.
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Drew Pearson
Gagra
Georgia
U.S.S.R
Khrushchev
B Sea
Red China
China
Germany
Safest line in Four Spades with diamond lead
Declarer should duck the first diamond to defeat assumed South holding the king. Then win in West with a diamond, draw trumps, and play clubs to force a cover or establish the ten of clubs. If South ducks, a heart discard helps. Avoid finessing hearts as odds favor two heart tricks. Establish spades to gain extra trick and aim for the slam with spade entries through dummy.
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Maqiotait
Sealge
Smyth
South
North
Asume
West
Washington spending and civil rights figures dominate Today
Washington reporting highlights a fiscal 1963 unspent fund total of 87.1 billion with 40.5 billion yet earmarked and 6.9 billion unexpended foreign aid. It notes Defense at 30.8 billion with 8.8 billion untagged and contrasts 1964 request of 98.8 billion. Brando and Heston to lead March on Washington amid Hollywood criticism. police plan large security for August 28 rally. Morris Udall addresses Arizona labor leaders urging repeal of Taft-Hartley Section 14b amid pro-labor sentiment and long-standing anti-union laws.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Kennedy
House Foreign Affairs Committee
David Bell
Department of Agriculture
Defense Department
Congress
Marlon Brando
Charlton Heston
Caleb Peterson
Hollywood Race Relations Bureau
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Heston
HARB
Peterson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hollywood
NAACP
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
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Morris
Little Mo" Udall
Stewart Udall
Arizona
Udall
Tucson
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Fragmented trivia and notices from a dated page
A mash of quiz questions and historical notes appears with questions about Fort Duquesne location Varicella childhood disease Krupsheya and a famed husband, plus art technique Pointillism and a definition of slickenside. The page includes language guidance and aging horoscope style lines with brief historical tidbits and a Roman Britain tower reference.
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Fort Duquesne
Varicella
Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupsheya
Curbstone Comments on Nuclear Fear and Public Apathy
BAL DOYLE discusses how fear of nuclear war fluctuates but public panic fades as bombs grow larger. He recalls postwar reactions to atomic tests, stockpiling, church attendance, and milk avoidance, concluding people feel helpless and stop discussing the threat. The piece blends social commentary with observed public behavior in the wake of atomic danger.
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New York
Curbstone
Alamogordo
N.N
America
Russia
George
Washington Today In Washington: Reserves and Space Plans
The House sent President Kennedy a bill to require six years of reserve service with active duty ranges from 4 to 15 months. NASA plans orbital experiments with monkeys plants and tissue samples for about one month, launching from Cape Canaveral in 1965. Six large satellites will be contracted with General Electric. The U S Constitution will not sail to the 1964 World’s Fair. Rep Emanuel Celler says the Judiciary subcommittee will approve civil rights legislation reasonably consistent with Kennedy proposals.
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News From
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House
Kennedy
Bioscience
Space Agency
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Twe
General Electric Co
Philadelphia
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
House Judiciary
Treasury moves to monthly one year bill offerings
The shift from quarterly to monthly one year Treasury bills signals closer alignment of monetary policy with Fed credit management and corporate finance needs. The change aims to curb gold and dollar outflow, tighten short term rates, and encourage domestic growth through easier long term credit amid Fed rate hikes.
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Sam Dawson
New York
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Bible Verse About Salvation and Sanctification Mentioned
A religious note cites a Bible verse about giving thanks to God for brethren and being chosen for salvation through the Spirit’s sanctification and belief. The text references Thessalonians 2 13 and blends traditional phrasing with a note on belief.
Italian Film Walkout Leader At Its Premier
Hollywood AP reports at the premiere of The Leopard, walkouts topped the audience as critics debated long European films. The Italian produced epic, though praised for artistry, failed to hold the crowd, with 180 minutes cut from the original 26 minute version. Burt Lancaster stars in the Italian production aimed at Cannes glory.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Robert Wise
Richard Johnson
Julie Harris
Claire Bloom
Russ Tamblyn
Enpean
Burt Lancaster
It Helps To Keep Pants On Old Chap
In Bournemouth England Jim Williams a 27 year old brick layer rushed to help men in trouble on a beach. He forgot his trunks when he tore off his trousers at the water line then swam out to drag the men to safety and checked they were all right. He recalled he blushed and did not stay to be thanked.
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Khrushchev
Agnes Meyer
United States
Soviet Union
U.S.A
Ussr
Tam
Wood
Peterson
Hollywood
NAACP
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
District of Columbia
Air Force National
Bournemouth
England
Jim Williams
Jim
Notable Names in Local Chronicle Reach Anniversary List
Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mac Jackson Robert K Gilmore are listed among prominent residents recognized in this community roster. The note highlights longstanding ties to the town and ongoing civic involvement.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mac Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
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