Editorial Page In Our Opinion Foreign aid strings wasteful
A Canadian group urges Ontario Ottawa to impose stern conditions on aid to India arguing aid should grow food not politicians. They warn aid without strings invites interference and reflects on sovereignty. Nepotism and official appetites accompany public office, and the government should resist being bamboozled by those in the aid business.
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India
Ottawa
Canada
U. S
Lic
Scales of Justice
Court of World Public Opinion
Bertrand Russell
Washington
Lee Edwards
California
Ronald Eagan
Reagan
Sacramento
Court of World
Edwards & Co
Peace talks in Korea worse than fighting, warns Harvey
Paul Harvey argues peace negotiations with Asia are dangerous. He recalls Panmunjom talks from 1951 to 1953, noting rising American casualties during truces, and claims Communist tactics blend fighting with negotiations. He cites a North Vietnamese document and warns against premature negotiations in Vietnam.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Korea
Panmunjon
North
Asia
Panmunjom
South Korea
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Portland high schools issue senior citizen student cards
Portland Oregon high schools issue free student-body cards to residents over 65 admitting them to football games and school plays. The program stirs humor about seniors at dances and plays, while hinting at the generational gap as oldsters learn about teenagers and teenagers learn about adults. A neighbor’s watch dog affair is also noted.
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Portland
Ore
Clark Clifford rises to Defense Secretary power
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Clark Clifford, newly named Secretary of Defense, has long been a pivotal adviser to Truman and Johnson. His clients span du Pont, RCA, GE, El Paso Natural Gas, and Phillips, with a history of shaping major defense and tax matters. Clifford’s influence positions him as a central figure in Vietnam policy and defense contracting, comparable to Charles E. Wilson.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Clark Clifford
du Pont de
Jackie Kennedy
Rusbrook
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Clifford
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Truman
St. Louis
Stuart Symington
Truman Little
Missouri
White House
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
John Steelman
Matt Connelly
Congress
Connelly and
Steelman
Pan American Airways
American Overseas Air Line
TWA
Johnson
Clark Clif
General Electric
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Wilson
Ford Motor Company
du Pont
Department of Defense
New aid formula urged to replace gifts with scalable loans
Washington proposes a shift from gifts to interest-free loans that begin repayments only after a nation's per capita GNP reaches a set level. The plan, overseen by an international agency like the World Bank, would adjust debt as the aided country grows and reduce hard feelings in debt collection. This approach aims to keep economic stimuli flowing to poor nations and domestic poverty areas even if once-aid-recipients later prosper.
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Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
France
China
Israel
U.S
World Bank
America
Wilson Prelude to Global Management
Russell Kirk contends Harold Wilson seeks costly schemes while Lyndon Johnson pushes expansive programs. He predicts Britain’s imperial decline mirrors U S drift toward managing world affairs, urging caution as both nations risk overreach amid fiscal strains and strategic commitments.
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Russell Kirk
Harold Wilson
Winston Churchill
Britain
Rhodesia
Labor Party
Wilson
English Channel
Three Minutes A Day Salesmen Courtesy Tips
Industrial Distributors News reminds phone salesmen to allow time for prospects, be ready to talk, ask if it is convenient, listen, and avoid delays. It urges treating all people with courtesy and applying the golden rule, citing 1 Timothy 4:15 and a prayer for love of others.
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Russell
Wayne Morse
Antarctica
Industrial Distributors News
Timothy
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Court of World Pub
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