Editorial on Cambodia and Southeast Asia policy
An editorial argues Cambodia's loss of American aid risks a stronger Red Chinese foothold in Southeast Asia. It cites Prince Sihanouk's doubts about defeating communism in Viet Nam, U.S. reliance on anti communism, and Kennedy era calls for aid in Latin America as parallels. It questions U S strategy and foresees years of intensified regional tension.
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Viet Nam
Cambodia
China
Laos
Thailand
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Southeast Asia
All Asia
Asia
Kennedy
Florida
Forloriy
Indonesia Despot Sukarno Under Fire In Washington Column
Report from Washington surveys Sukarno alleged wartime acts and current ties to communism, noting criticism from Senator Dominick and Senator Morse over Indonesian aid and Sukarno’s links to the Indonesian Communist Party. The piece also covers Nasser radio broadcasts targeting U.S. policy and a biblical closing quote.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Indonesia
Sukarno
Dean Rusk
U.S
Colorado
Pete Dominick
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Dominick
Tojo
Iland
Java
Sukarino
Stalin
Sukems
Lenin
Djakarta
State Department
Indonesian Communist Party
Communist Bloc
Ispry Council
National Planning Council
Re. Sukarno
Senate
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Radio
Israel
Issae
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
On This Date in 1925 Flight China Clipper Opens Skies
AP history note recalls the first trans Pacific airmail flight begun in 1925 with the China Clipper taking off from Alameda and landing in Manila after Honolulu Midway Wake and Guam stops. Also notes WWI era Belgian king Albert entering Brussels in 1918 and Cairo conference in 1943 plus peacetime Thanksgiving in 1945.
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Associated Press
Jett
Alameda
Calif
Manila
Honolulu
Midway
Wake
Guam
Albert
Arussels
Cairo
David Ben-Gurion
United Nations
Israel
Richard Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf in Las Vegas
The humorous column describes Juddy Hackett misadventures in Las Vegas including a drug store aspirin miscue and a double or nothing boast. It also notes juvenile delinquents misquoting philosophy on Times Square and a publisher and author sharing ten martinis each from a tray meant for twenty, all from a 1953 King Features Syndicate piece.
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Juddy Hackett
Las Vegas
Las Vega
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Russians in Washington discuss U S Soviet ties and Cuba
A panel of Soviet editors and writers in Washington spoke candidly about U S Soviet relations. They touched on Cuba,Fidel Castro, Berlin, Red China, and possible steps toward better understanding including a Kennedy Khrushchev meeting and shared concerns over Cuba and sanctions.
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Polevai
Professor Barghoorn
Coldwater
Rockefeller
Fidel Castro
Berlin
Red China
United States
Russia
Polvanov
Tevestia
Romney
Saintiter Inezemisev
Pravda
Herlin Autobahn
Cuba
Finhind
Castro
China
Moscow
Inozemtsev
Goldwater To Speak At Baylor In January
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona will speak at Baylor University in Waco Texas on January 10. The Baylor Young Republicans Club and university president Abner McCall disclosed the date, and Sandy Henrick said a meeting of the state GOP executive committee would be held in Waco on that day.
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Waco. Tex
Barry
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Baylor
Baylor Young i ‘S Club
Abner McCall
Dent
University
Sandy Henrick
GOP
Waco
Confusing Quiz Bag Probes City’s Big Convention Hall
Quick questions ask which city to the north, who wrote The Red Tin, and where Batliol College’s town lies. A stray fragment links a 41,000 seat auditorium with a 32,000 pipe organ and a rules note about language and a 1952 city layout by a railroad engineer.
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Singapore
Cayton
Batliol College
Anthor
Strawberry Hill
Bath
Mississippi
Georgia Avenues
Absecon
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
The text argues that major economic decisions should be by the people, not politicians. It warns against political control of business, stressing business as opportunity and the risks of concentrated political power. It criticizes class war rhetoric and urges vigilance to keep government from overreach into enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwateis
Washington
America
Thare
American Grain Ends Fight To Keep Allotments
American Grain Corp. announced it will abandon efforts to retain cotton acreage allotments formerly held by Billie Lot Estes and his brothers after purchasing assets of the bankrupt promoter. About 1308 acres involved. 45 allotments held by Estes were affected as cases disposed Wednesday before a farmer-rancher board in Texas counties including Martin, Ward, and Ector.
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Pecos
Tex
API
Billie
Sal Estes
American Grain Corp
Estes
Wu Brothers
Mable
Farmer-Rancher Board
Darrell Cox
Martin County
Jeff Wristen
Ward
Q. Ve Buck
Ector County
Wristen
Therry
Billie Lot Estes
Bobby Frank Estes
Ward Estes
USDA
Estes Brothers
Numenius Tarniers
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Bridge bidding dilemma with four candidate responses
South holds a strong hand as dealer facing an opening bid and must choose between three spades three no trump three diamonds two hearts or four spades. The commentary analyzes jumping to three diamonds to force partner decision, evaluating notrump vs spade games, and considers two hearts as a hot forcing bid to probe for the right contract.
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Audhoof
Pease
Dass
North
South
G Loda
King Faetures Syndicate. Inc
Hartman Hale Pendergrass and Jackson Gilmore Names Listed
A compact notice lists Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson and Robert K Gilmore. The fragmentary names suggest a social or legal notice, with no further context available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston: Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
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