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Editorial urges mutual understanding across borders noting Americans face ignorance abroad and foreigners misread US life. It cites Edward R. Murrow on USIA findings, contrasts customs and taxes, politics, and voluntary programs, and argues the cultural gulf remains vast despite faster travel and communication.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
USIA
Atomic power faces cost and research hurdles em.
Utilities and industry report progress in solving two main problems and foresee competition with conventional plants in New York State. Three atomic research programs are under way with large-scale plant construction planned after evaluation, with a firm order expected by mid next year.
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New York State
Lippmann critique of tax plan highlights political risk
Walter Lippmann argues the administrations tax program tries to please all, risking a split in public support. He notes widespread criticism from industry groups and unions and warns of rising federal spending and deficits amid tax cuts and higher costs of living.
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Walter Lippmann
Congress
News management debate in Kennedy era echoing Cold War censorship
Washington officials and lawmakers revisit political control of information as the Moss committee probes news management after the Bay of Pigs and Cuba crises. Editorial leaders, State and Defense Department officials, and White House aides are expected to testify to possible declassification standards and a national information policy.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
News Management
Kennedy
Arthur Sylvester
New York
Imes
James B. Reston
Eisenhower
Cuba
White House
State
Defense
United States
House Government Information Subcommittee
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Amer
Ican Society
Sylvester
Robert Manning
State Department
Moss Committee
Pierre Salinger
Mass Committee
Memo To Teen-Age Girls: Delay Marriage
Ruth Millett argues teens should avoid rushing into marriage. Census-based figures suggest odds favor marrying after 20s, so girls can date freely in high school and college, focus on education, and still marry well. The piece promotes delaying marriage to improve future prospects and happiness.
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Ruth Millett
Khrushchev kin in Rome fuels Italian election power play
The piece notes Alexei Adzhubei, Khrushchev’s son in law and Izvestia editor, visiting Italy to back Italian Communists. It warns a 1 percent miscalculation could push Italy toward the iron curtain and cites Vatican diplomacy around Mindszenty and Hungary as context for brinkmanship.
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Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Italy
Adzhubei
Rome
Taly
Togliatti
Kremlin
John
Vatican
World culture leader? Boyle notes long road ahead
AP report on George London ranking American culture. He cites 150 American singers in Germany due to scarce U S opera opportunities and argues for government arts subsidies. He critiques rural funding and notes operatic roles often favor villains and notes the challenge for tenors to balance ego and romance.
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New York
America
George London
Montreal
Quebec
Metropolitan Opera
London
United States
Iowa
New ventures reshape regional economy across the nation
The final piece notes growth from fresh downtown life to new industries and branch plants spurred by policy and private investment. It cites Florida resorts and New England winter areas, aging population driving senior housing, science boosting jobs, decentralization spreading manufacturing, and downtown revival efforts with malls and tax incentives. Increasing private spending is planned.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Florida
New England
California
Arizona
United States
Saco Taxpayers Association Pushes For Charter Debate
Readers urged to study the Saco charter change and sewer project costs. Robert L. Cassette, president of the Saco Taxpayers Protective Association, argues for public scrutiny and figures before any vote or commitments.
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Ediotr
Ctizens
Taxpayers Association
Robert L. Cassette
Saco Taxpayers Protective Association
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