Red China warns of Thai insurgency threat warns Thanat Khoman
Chinese foreign minister Chen Yi warned a foreign diplomat in Peking that insurgency may break out in Thailand this year as Thanat Khoman visits. Beijing pushes masked Thai patriots and liaison figures, while Bangkok tightens security, studies Viet Nam lessons, and coordinates with Malaysia to seal borders against guerrilla activity.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Red
China
Marshal Chen Yi
Peking
Thailand
Thanat Khoman
Patriotic Front
SEATO
London
U.S
South
Viet Nam
North
Malaysia
Driving Test TV Program Measures Driver Skill
A CBS telecast on May 24 from 10 to 11 p.m. will test driving skill for about 30 million Americans using the Driver Improvement Program. Howard Pyle calls it a massive safety effort with initiators across industry and government. Walter Cronkite and Mike Wallace will report.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
North Andover
Mass
Western Electric
Volpe
Cincinnati
Walter Cronkite
Mike Wallace
Cronkite
Wallace
CBS News
Quiet Congo Sees Possible End to Rebel Armory Flow
Cairo reports Premier Nasser halted delivery of UAR arms to Congo rebels to keep arms from falling into government hands. The nation focuses on parliamentary elections with Tshombe seeking legitimacy after nine months in office as U.S. policy may be reconsidered.
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Congo
Cairo
Nasser
National Election Board
Tshombe
U. S. State Department
U. S
Color coded roads may boost safety and signaling
Safety experts report tentative tests nationwide suggest color coded roads could improve safety. Red pavement might warn of stops, yellow for safety zones, blue for school areas, green for through lanes and orange for deceleration exits, pending proof and durable materials.
Johnson Sees $5.3 Billion Deficit This Year
President Johnson discloses the current fiscal year will be a $5.3 billion deficit, revised from a $6.3 billion estimate. Tax revenue tops forecast by $500 million, while expenditures run $500 million below the January projection of $97.5 billion. Defense spending lags about $1 billion behind, with potential savings elsewhere, except Agriculture, which is set for higher outlays. A balanced budget may be possible if pruning is applied.
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Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Defense
Agriculture Department
Boyle's Column Village splits as Rockinghall Inferior and Superior
In East Anglia a government commission tackles a village split by a boundary between Rockinghall Inferior and Rockinghall Superior. The odd arrangement taxes residents by parish, with Inferior and Superior each managing separate councils and courts while awaiting county reorganization.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
East Anglia
Rockinghall Inferior
Rockinghall
Bartholomew
West Suffolk
Rockinghall Superior
East Suffolk
Ain’s Local Government Commission
Inferior
Superior
East
Eas Suffolk
Sybil Tuck
Tom Marshal
Superior Parish Council
Fred Bailey
Economy Fears Stir Overgrowth Risk Amid Expansion
AP Business News Analyst notes the current expansion reaches a peacetime 51st month as analysts warn complacency could undermine gains. potential threats include a steel strike, higher prices from labor settlements, rising taxes, and inflationary deficits alongside steady government stimulants and global investment shifts.
Frankie Avalon tops Hollywood with four-film year
Ruth Millett notes four points to ease mother-in-law and daughter-in-law tensions. She advises seeing each other as Jim's wife and Jim's mother, avoiding criticism to prevent hurt, and aiming for friendship to gain mutual support. The column, by Bob Thomas, discusses Avalon's surprising four-film year and rise from South Philadelphia teen idol to mainstream star.
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Ruth Millett
Jim
Dauhter-In
Hollywood
Frankie Avalon
Avalon
Philadelphia
Alamo
John Wayne
Social Security Rules and Veteran Benefits Guidance
Readers ask about how IRS earnings rules affect Social Security and how survivor and wife benefits are calculated. The column explains that Social Security generally follows IRS rulings on earnings deductions, outlines child’s benefit eligibility for a dependent stepdaughter with disability, and details widow and spouse benefit amounts and reductions. It also urges safety measures and license rules in a opinions section.
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Social Security
Internal Revenue Service
A. J
Treasury Department
J. R
F. S
Mrs. S
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Historic Page
A compact list of crossword clues divided into numbered entries. Entries cover varied wordplay cues such as synonyms prefixes suffixes and abbreviations including title types coffee forms and geographic references suitable for a newspaper puzzle page.
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Santo Domingo
Shane ON
Washington News
South Viet Nam
Psi Duta National Liberation Front
George Herbert
Boyle
Business Mirror
AP Business News
New York
Great Society
Treasury
Puzzi
Ruth Wlett
Bob Thomas
Bwdeford - Saco Journal
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
and Veterans Guide
Internal Revenue
Martine, Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Editor Journal
America
Governor’s Safety Council
Adrian H. Scolten, M.D
Osiris
Italy
India
Frank Baum
Hebrides Isle
Charles Darwin
Saint
U. of Nevada
Cleveland
Nicholas IL
Sierra
van Gogh
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