In Our Opinion on U S aid to South Vietnam and mismanagement
The piece questions why the United States continues to supply the enemy while asking for a pause in bombing. It cites a House committee finding that at least 60 percent of aid is diverted from its purpose, totaling 728 million dollars in economic aid for South Vietnam in a year. It accuses several agencies of mismanagement and notes graft, black market profit, and a flood of aid into an economy unable to absorb it. The column questions policy and urges accountability and possible changes in strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
United States
North
Viet Nam
House
Agency For International Development (Aid
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
Thailand
China
Departments of State and Defense
General Accounting Office
U. S. Information Agency
AID
Brady
Carto
South
Virginian
Southern Digest
Time Magazine
Federation For
Williams
Sen. Talmadge
Georgia
Don't start with a bang this autumn heating warning
The notice urges vigilance as cold spells arrive warning that unvented heaters defective furnaces and near combustibles can cause fires and asphyxiation. It stresses checking heating systems to protect households from fire and smoke damage during the season.
Impressions on Inez Aprons and pants and gender roles
The column muses on fashion and kitchen roles after World War II. It notes Dietrich in slacks, men in aprons, and a fan's odd corn cob jelly recipe. It playfully questions gender norms, cites reader recipes, and closes with quips about Thanksgiving break and a boastful remark from George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Dietrich
Samson
Cornelius Ryan
Jim Bishop
Miss Dietrich
Right Wing Lobby and Repatriation Plans Revealed
Washington based Liberty Lobby origins traced to Willis Carto letters to Judge Tom Brady in Mississippi. Discussion covers lobbying for patriotism, repatriation schemes, and ties to Eastland Talmadge Thurmond Byrd, with Brady and Carto exchanging views on promoting white racial aims and political alliances in the late 1950s.
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Col
Ernest Sevier Cox
Richmond
Washington
Eastland
Talmadge
Thurmond
Byrd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Liberty Lobby
Ronald Reagan
California
Lester Maddox
Georga
Willis A. Carto
Tom P. Brady
Brookhaven
Miss
Brady
14Th District Circuit Court
Mississippi Supreme Court
Democratic Nar
Iter
Carto
John Birch Society
Big man in every way Paul Yu Pin at New York dinner
New York dinner honors Paul Yu Pin, archbishop in exile and Fu Jen leader. He advocates Free China against Mao, praises Confucianism, and denounces appeasement. Ginny Tin Revue to perform at Carnegie Hall. event supports new Fu Jen University in Taipei with John XXIII's encouragement.
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New York
Paul Yu Pin
Red China
Formosa
Nanking
Magnificus
Fu Jen Catholic University
Fu Jen
Taiwan
Mao Tse-Tung
China
New York Hilton
Yu Pin
Paul
Taipei
Red Guards
Mao
Free China
United States
Soapy Williams trails Griffin in Michigan Senate bid
In Michigan Soapy Williams trails Sen. Robert Griffin 51 to 46 in a Detroit News poll as Griffin enjoys steady support. Shifting voter mood and Williams aging image complicate a comeback while Griffin runs a bright campaign with Romney backing and strong union ties.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Lansing
Mich
Griffin
Williams
Michigan
George Romney
Patrick McNamara
Democratic Party
Soapy
To the Point Goldwater Republicans Much alive and kicking
Russell Kirk argues Goldwater supporters remain active in politics despite liberal opposition. He cites Montana Georgia Alabama Nevada Wyoming California and Arizona cases, noting Reagan and other Goldwater adherents could boost conservative influence while Birch Society rivals falter. The piece warns the party will stay conservative but reject radical right embrace.
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Barry Goldwater
Tim Babcock
Montana
Goldwater
Lee Metcalf
Senate
Babcock
Johnson
Viet Nam
Nevada
Paul Laxall
Grant Sawyer
Wyoming
Cliff Hansen
Teno Roncalio
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Alabama
John Cremier
John Sparkman
Grenier
South
Arizona
Lurleen Wallace
James Martin
Lister Hill
Wallaces
Martin
Sparkman
Georgia
Florida
Eas J
South Carolina
Massachusetts
New York
John Birch Society
Birch
Three Minutes A Day On Prejudice And Judgment
This piece argues against forming prejudiced views before facts are known. It traces prejudice to pre judgment and cites quotes about withholding judgment until information is complete. The author urges honesty with God and others and recalls Matthew 7:2 to reinforce measured thinking.
Biddeford Saco Journal Preamble and Mail Rates Notice
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists address and staff details for Biddeford Maine with publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Subscription rates are shown payable in advance: one month 2.60, six months 5.50, one year 31.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and designated for second class postage.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
TNE
Associated Press
PostOffice
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