Khyber Pass Tensions Persist Amid Tourist Revival
The Khyber Pass, a historic invasion route through lime stone cliffs, now hosts tourists in taxis and shops while tribal tensions endure. American aid, restricted access, and local blockades color a region where centuries of conflict meet modern commerce and fragile governance.
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Khyber Pass
Pakistan
Alexander the Great
India
Abraham Lincoln
Jamrud
M Mountain
Afghanistan
Tadin
John F. Kennedy
Jagdalik Pass
Iran
United States
Buddha
Khyber Rifles
Landi Kotal
Mental Health Care Expands Across Nation
A historic shift brings emergency clinics, mental health wards, and general hospital treatment to emotional illness. Doctors cite drugs, therapy, and earlier intervention as keys to reducing stigma and boosting recovery nationwide, though progress remains uneven across states and communities.
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Philip E. Ryan
National Association For Mental Health
William Menninger
Renewed Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Kan
Robert H. Fetix
Tthe National Institute of Mental Health
Texas Unemployment Increases Slightly
Austin AP reports Texas unemployment rose to 156,300 in October, up 900 from September. The October total trails October 1962 by 5,200, and the September-October rate stays at 13 percent of the labor force, versus 4.5 percent in October 1961.
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Austin
Texas
JFK's Children Visit Santa at Palm Beach Store
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr visited Burdine's in West Palm Beach to place Christmas orders. They spent two hours in the toyland, with Caroline on Santa's lap and John Jr observing from beside his mother. Each child received a red white and blue balloon and a Space Man Discovers Christmas comic.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Florida
Caroline
John F. Dr
Toyland
West Palm Beach
Store A
Herter Warns of Common Market Protectionism Trend
Washington AP report notes Christian A Herter, recently named to head historic U S trade negotiations, warning of a rising protectionist tilt in the European Common Market. Kennedy appointed the 67 year old Republican as special representative for trade negotiations under the trade expansion measure approved by Congress.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
U.S
Kennedy
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