Editorial critique of U S policy in Asia and nationalism
The piece argues critics misread U S Southeast Asia policy accusing neo imperialism. It cites George McT Kahin and urges teaching modern history, noting the Philippines and Japan gained freedom after American influence, framing independence as outcomes of nationalistic aspirations.
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Southeast Asia
United States
George McT. Kahin
Washington
Asia
Philippines
Japan
America
Philippine Islands
Republican image quest gains realism from Tupon speech
Stuart Tipton of the Air Transport Association argues in New Orleans that government has long aided U.S. growth, citing canals, rivers work, airports and subsidies. The piece notes Republicans face a dilemma in crafting a credible identity while balancing calls for less intervention.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
New Orleans
U.S
Stuart Tupon
Air Transport Assn
Barry Goldwater
Republican Coordinating Committee
Tipton
New Orelans
Joint Economic Committee of the Congress
Monsoon winds bring life and danger to Southeast Asia
Climatologists warn the Southeast Asian monsoon, with heavy rains in June and July, may aid Viet Cong offensives in Viet Nam by weather reducing aerial operations while delivering fatal floods and fog, recalling strategic Allied use in Belgium in 1944.
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Southeast Asia
Asia
Indian Ocean
Gulf of Siam
U. S. Weather Bureau
Saigon
Viet Nam
Hoover Warns of Broad Communist Espionage Threat
J Edgar Hoover testified before Congress that citizens of communist bloc nations spy in the United States in many guises. He cited diplomats newsmen businessmen students and cultural exchange missions as cover. He warned unwise expansion of Soviet and American consulates would raise FBI workload and risk national security.
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J. Edgar Hoover
United States
FBI
Russia
Hoover
Government Debt Rise Sparks Debate Over Debt Limit
The Administration seeks to lift the debt limit to 329 billion dollars as interest payments exceed 10 billion annually. The piece notes the debt has surpassed 300 billion and contrasts with 1940 receipts.
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Congress
Inside the Human Body on Screen in Fantastic Voyage
Hollywood reports on the six member crew miniaturized to enter a patient’s bloodstream. Stephen Boyd Raquel Welch and others film key interior scenes as director Richard Fleischer describes a voyage through the eye heart lungs and brain in a large scale studio set.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox
Saul David
United States
Stephen Boyd
Raquel Welch
Richard Felischer
Boyd
Availability of cash and trust in banks across generations
Roger Babson explains how bank runs in the 1930s shaped attitudes toward cash. He notes recent bank failures spark fears, but warns that optimism and high time-deposit rates may drive future bank liquidity problems and deposit accessibility.
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San Francisco
Financial guidance on cash reserves and safety deposits
The piece urges readers to diversify cash holdings beyond bank deposits. It recommends keeping some currency in a safe box, using traveler’s checks, and holding 90 day U.S. Treasury Bills as a liquid reserve. It notes deposit insurance limits and potential delays in fund transfers during crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Unmask the Du Bois clubs and wartime warning
Paul Harvey urges vigilance against Communist influence in the United States. He condemns Du Bois Clubs of America for antiwar protests and internal censorship, praising House Un American Activities Committee and urging support for troops in Vietnam. He warns of false appearances and urges direct communication with soldiers.
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House
Republic
W.E.B. DuBois Clubs of America
J. Edgar Hoover
du Bois Clubs
San Francis
Chicago
du Bois
United States
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
U.S
Eugene Dennis Jr
Eugene Jr
Ramrods Uni- Mode
Wisconsin du Bois
Ted Pearson
Russia
Red China
Inhumanity to Women and the Abortion Law
The author argues the abortion law harms women yet notes unwanted mothers evade it by adoption or institutions. Wealth or poverty shapes how unplanned pregnancies are managed, revealing that unwanted children bear the real burden of a law framed as protecting motherhood. The piece critiques the law as anti woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York Times
No Tennis Courts In Biddeford And Beyond
A Letter to the Journal laments the scarcity of tennis courts in Biddeford and nearby areas. Memorial Field courts vanished, leaving only posts and damaged ground. one court behind the American Legion building in Saco remains usable but sparsely attended. The writer calls for restoring or creating courts to meet local interest.
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Biddeford
Memorial Field
American Legion
Saco
Daily Crossword Puzzle 7 In hen Afghan title and more
Crossword clues cover various languages and topics from Afghan titles to geography and famous figures. Entries include foreign phrases, animal names, prefixes, and domestic terms across across and down sections with playful wordplay and varied lengths.
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U. S
Washington News
Gop
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ank
Daddeford
Lace Journal
Adams Street
Maine
Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone
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AP News
Paul Harvey News
Congressional
Muriel Lawrence
People’s Forum
Rainell Chattanooga, Tenn
Hamilton County
Innsbruck
New Jersey Bay
Moscow
Charles Schulz
Keats
Edward Abbi
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