Peace Corps in reverse eyed for 100 foreign volunteers
An upcoming program will bring about 100 young people from other nations to the United States for one to two years to work in schools and communities. They will teach in native languages and assist in centers and settlement houses. Costs are shared by State, Education, and host entities with aims to build mutual understanding and feed U.S. manpower needs.
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Congress
Johnson
Peace Corps
America
Department of State
U. S. Office of Education
Paul Harvey on War Policy and Moral Duty
Paul Harvey argues against the Vietnam war status quo urging harsher US action and protest against prolonged sacrifice. He likens future wars to a brutal, costly necessity and warns that avoiding pain only prolongs suffering for American soldiers at risk in Asia.
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Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
America
Japan
Pacific
New York
Ray Bolger
the Waldorf
Ray
Three Minutes A Day Camera forgets records invented by retired colonel
A retired Air Force colonel invents a movie camera that records on a circular phosphor tape, stores images briefly, then erases them with infrared light to reuse the film. The device slows playback when stopped for printing and could record critical moments, from golf to plane crashes.
CIA Deferment Scandal Tugs NSA in Washington
Leaked notes reveal CIA used cash and draft deferments to influence the National Student Association. NSA officers allegedly faced pressure to align with CIA aims, with top officials debating public denial versus full disclosure and risking deferments.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
National Student Association
NSA
CIA
Vietnam
White House
Humphrey
Larry Rubin
Ed Schwartz
Ramparts Magazine
Groves
Nicholas Katzenbach
Marriott Motel
Robert Kiley
Rubin
Schwartz
Burnelli patents claim ignored by space agency board
The article accuses NASA and its contractors of using Vincent J. Burnelli’s lifting body patents without compensation. Burnelli’s heirs seek recognition from Vice President Humphrey after the late engineer died in 1964 and left behind family in need. The piece also covers NBC’s Dam’ Yankees special, Yankee nostalgia, and other brief entertainment notes.
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New York
Vincent J. Burnelli
Burnelli
Inventions and Contributions Board
The
National Space Agency
NASA
Humphrey
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Nbc-Tv
Jim Backus
Phil Silvers
Lee Remick
Ray Middleton
Yanks
Fiscal prescription fluid as tax probes loom
Washington weighs reconsidering two tax measures the investment tax credit and the income tax surcharge. The credit remains suspended and the six percent surcharge may be dropped. Economic reappraisal influences a potential policy shift as signs of a slowdown appear in railroad boxcars orders and tool industries.
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New York
Johnson Administration
Federal Reserve
California ghosts haunt the most exclusive places
Russell Kirk tours California's haunted echoes from San Diego de Alcala and the old Whaley House to San Juan Capistrano. He recalls Hollywood Dracula Society events with Ray Bradbury and notes Disneyland and Walter Knott's Ghost Town amid the state's living legends and afterdark legends.
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California
Russell Kirk
United States
Grossmont College
el Cajon
San Diego de Alcala de Henares
Caminos Real
San Diego
Thomas Whaley
Santa Ana
San Juan Capistrano
Lloyd Russell
Bradbury
Dracula Society
August Derleth
Bradsbury
Disneyland
Walter Knott
The
Sierras
Russia Dismisses Space Race With U S
The piece mocks competing space efforts as futile and questions the value of moon goals. It notes Soviet skepticism about Red China and suggests political tensions overshadow exploration, while lampooning the idea of a broader human space rush.
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Russia
United States
Red
China
Peking
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Jesus
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al Milano
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Pulvers
Roger Pulvers
Poland
Ed (Schwartz
Gene
Milano
Pas
By Bob Considine
Yankees
A.L
NBCTV
Joe Garagiola
PP. S
CBS
Julius Epstein
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Penkovsky
C.I. A
Air Force
Tam
Bernard Lovell
Betty Furness
Washington News
John Cunniff
Hollywood
Count Dracula Society
Donald Reed
Manuel Weltman
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Los Angelinos
Ormiel Smith
Ray Bradbury
Harold Coffin
Red China
Mao Tse - Tung
Biddeford -Saco Journal
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Telephone
Associated Press
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