Trade With Red China Under Review Sparks Debate
A Pacific Coast committee led by Charles C. Porter and Ernest T. Nash seeks a U S trade delegation to Canton next October amid State Department review A Morse backed shift questions whether easing bans would aid a hostile regime Do we risk Formosa security and U S values to trade wheat steel and machinery for opium tied profits
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United States
Khrushchev
Cuba
U.S
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Committee For
China
Pacific Coast
Eugene
Oregon
Charles C. Porter
Ernest T. Nash
Shanghai
Porter
Nash
Washington
Canton
Porter-Nash
McGeorge Bundy
U. S
State Department
Bundy
Department of State
Mao Tsetung
Wayne Morse
Red China
Soviet Russia
Korea
Quemoy
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao
Far East
Valentin Chu
Proverbs and charity quote collection
A brief note shares proverbs on wealth and generosity from Proverbs 11 25 and William G Simms. It emphasizes that true gains come from giving and helping others rather than hoarding resources. The tone is reflective and moralistic.
Welfare program abuses spark clean up calls nationwide
A legislative probe into West Virginia welfare programs is urged amid reports of widespread fraud. The New York Mirror exposes lavish welfare spending, tax-free checks, and workers illegally drawing multiple benefits, with cases of bribes and threats. The piece argues for reform across states to curb abuse and protect taxpayers.
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West Virginia
Washington
New York Mirror
New York
New York City
Ministers protest Kennedy plan to tax church giving
Giles County Ministerial Association protests Virginia lawmakers to oppose a proposal to abolish deductions for the first five percent of charitable contributions. The group warns churches and givers would face higher taxes and calls for reducing government waste instead.
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Giles County
Virginia
Congress
Giles
Junketing Rules Show Bias in Washington D C
Washington columnist Drew Pearson details how junkets and expenses differ by who attends. He contrasts White House travel, defense jet use, and congressional perks with penalties on photographers, noting power of Senators Young Russell and Hill on wheat and cotton.
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Italy
Germany
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Moe Namara
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Navy League
Milt Young
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Dick Russell
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Appropriations Committee For Agriculture
Timeline Highlights From Newspaper Chronology
The excerpt recalls anniversaries and events from the past: Germany celebrates 25 years of Kaiser Wilhelm's reign, Nazworthy N and heavy train movements set a 144 mile record on Pocahontas Division, Mussolini promises a decade of peace, and two decades ago invasions and prisoner exchanges hinting at an armistice in Korea.
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N&w
Pocahontas Division
Letters to the Editor criticize spelling in paper and praise mine rescue
A reader objects to misspellings in the Daily Telegraph including Mr Cooke and Christmas. Another letter thanks rescue squad police neighbors and miners who helped locate and extract two boys and a Radford boy from a mine, expressing gratitude and faith.
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Cook
Cooke
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
S. C. Lambert
Radford
Daily Telegraph
Supreme Court backs forced union dues and coercion
An opinion argues the Supreme Court sanctions extortion from nonmembers who must pay union dues or face firing. It notes Justice Harlan's dissent on individual rights and decries the ruling as ignoring constitutional protections and the idea of freedom of association. The piece calls for review of federal power and warns of employers acting with unions to strip workers of liberty and property.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Congress
High Court
Alrady
Poem Fragments Reflect a Flood of Craft and Memory
A speaker describes a flood of handmade items from snowflake doilies to patchwork quilts in a kindergarten setting and a domestic rush to use or discard them. The narrator seeks a new challenge beyond familiar needlework, evoking Mesdame Defarge as a literary reference and noting the abundance in personal life.
Drafting Blood From the Draft Board Idea
Robert Ruark argues for using the draft system to supply blood for banks. He suggests recruiting healthy 4 F and other nonworking youths to donate a pint each four months, aided by the New York Blood Center and Red Cross to boost supply and reduce hepatitis risk.
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New York
New York Blood Center and Research Institute
Red Cross
City Community Blood Council
Europe’s Common Market reshapes American industry
The article argues the European Common Market will challenge U S auto and other industries as 1970 tariff walls fall and internal trade rises. It notes the need for automation, wage restraint, and tax reform to level the field with Europe and maintain U S competitiveness amid rising imports.
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Washington
America
France
Germany
Italy
United States
Europe
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Great Britain
Nebraska
Iowa
Kennedy
Congress
U.S. A
Italian TV and radio reveal pro Communist leanings in Italy
Constantine Brown notes that Italian state TV favors culture and industrial progress while avoiding sharp commercials and noisy ads. He contrasts Italian broadcasts with American programs noting dubbed Perry Mason and Italian watchers see diverse cultural fare from operas to Casals. The radio also emphasizes poetry over ads and, despite pro Communist control, public propaganda is rarely seen.
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Rome
Perry Mason
Paul Drake
Paul
Raymond Burr
Italy
Vittorio Gassman
Pablo Casals
Soviet Union
U. S. Army
Frankfurt
Voice of America
The
Voice
New Frontier
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United States
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Constantine Brown
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Africa
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