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Deadbeats' Ranks Growing Across the World
The piece argues that many nations default on international debts, led by Khrushchev’s Russia and echoed by Cuba Bolivia Congo, scorning bonds and aid, urging the United States to demand responsibility and avoid funding insolvent governments.
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Khrushchev
Kermlin
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Bolivia
United States
Congo
Population boom and looming famine threaten global stability
The article warns that world population grew from 0.5 to 1.7 percent annually since 1930, with UN estimates projecting 2.9 to 6.3 billion people by century end. It contrasts U S agricultural gains with rising needs, and highlights India and other regions facing famine and food insecurity as growth outpaces production.
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China
United Nations
United States
U. S
Asia
Africa
Quarantine a path to peace if allies unite over Berlin
Lawrence argues a Rooseveltite plan to quarantine the Soviet Union could avert nuclear war. A united West would sever wartime treaties, embargo trade with the USSR, close embassies, and isolate Soviet-dominated Eastern Europe while risking economic disruption for lasting peace.
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Washington
Berlin
Franklin Roosevelt
America
Mr. Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Russia
Germany
Poland
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Lithuania
Estonia
Latvia
United States
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Europe
Kremlin
Plan for World Language in Schools Proposed by Colorado Board
Ed Koterba notes the Colorado State Board of Education suggests teaching a native language plus a world language in schools worldwide. They favor French as the universal second tongue, arguing it lacks major power status, is widely learned, and sounds pleasant, with a claim that bilinguals in English-speaking regions often learn it second.
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Washington
Wendell Willkie
Colorado State Board of Education
Out
Gordon Allott
Cole
Russia
Omaha
One World Language Debate in the Postwar Era
The author discusses language as a global link and mocks the idea of a single universal tongue. He favors Spanish as a practical second choice and recalls a Caracas incident where a taxi driver misinterpreted a stop request due to language barriers.
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Far East
Tokyo
Caracas
Venezuela
Indiana
Peace Corps reshapes aims for field life abroad
Ray Tucker reports shifts in Peace Corps policy as practical needs drive changes to living conditions for volunteers, including collaboration with missionary and established agencies. The first overseas mission will build roads in Tanganyika, replacing the earlier ideal of austere native living with a more practical approach.
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Tanganyika
Peace Corps
Shriver
Tangayika
Central Africa
Peace Corps Living Like Natives in Mud Huts and Upper Crust Status
A Harvard professor notes Peace Corps volunteers will sleep in native mud huts and live as natives do while sharing in a higher, upper crust lifestyle due to their professional qualifications. They will rely on native game and locally supplied foods with US canned fruits and vegetables, tents for weather, and Army jeeps for transport. The aim remains to preserve mission despite patronization concerns.
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Harvard
Indian Ocean
United States
Imp
Peace Corps
Cardinal Gibbons Reaches Half Century as Priest
Daily Telegraph notes Cardinal Gibbons marked fifty years as a priest and twenty five years as a member of the Sacred College a combined distinction unmatched in American history. It recalls Taft’s forty year milestone as Chief Justice and reports the nation’s heat wave death toll nearing six hundred.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Sacred College
Defense highway program urged by house roads committee
Twenty years ago the house roads committee urged a 25 million dollar national defense highway program to upgrade strategic roadways across the United States. Ten years ago Morgantown was chosen by Governor Okey J. Patteson as the site for a standard four year medical college after considering other cities.
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House Roads Committee
United States
Morgantown
Okey J. Patteson
Citis
Hollywood Stars Scramble for Roles and Growth
Sheilah Graham reports Marlon Brando's illness in Tahiti raising costs for Mutiny on the Bounty while his doctor travels to speed his return. Frank Sinatra revels in son-in-law Tommy Sands' movie offers and hopes for Nancy's grandchild. Natalie Wood competes with herself for Oscar glory in West Side Story and Splendor in the Grass. Jayne Mansfield adds animals at home and begins The George Raft Story on July 6, then The Chapman Report on the 17th. Balmain outfits Jennifer Jones and Jill St. John for Tender Is the Night. Bob Mathias declines athlete scripts to pursue drama. David Merrick, in town for Moulin Rouge, chats with press.
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Marlon Brando
Tahiti
Marlon
Frank Sinatra
Tommy Sands
Chapman
Frank
Nancy
Four Seasons
My New York Spy
Judy Garland
Judy Holliday
Lauren Bacall
Eddie Albert
New York
West 72Nd Street
Paris
Perkins
Phaedra
Tony
Natalie Wood
Ditto
Elia Kazan
Jayne Mansfield
Jayne
George Raft
Betty Grable
Balmain
Jennifer Jones
Jill St. John
Bob Mathias
Bob
Lee
David Merrick
Moulin Rouge
Broadway
Hollywood gossip spans stage to screen delays and romance
Seen And Heard Around Hollywood notes Merrick delaying Oliver for the 1962 63 season while importing Sun day In New York and Subways Are For Sleeping stars Sidney Chaplin and Georgia Brown. London Fagin and Nancy Sykes receive praise. It also covers delays in Joan Collins Warren Beatty nuptials and Warren’s rising star amid Splendor in the Grass hype.
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New York
Merrick
Norman Krasna
Sidney Chaplin
Oliver
London
David
Georgia Brown
Nancy Sykes
Oliver Twist
Warren Beatty
Warren
Shirley MacLaine
James Dean
The Cuban disaster examined by Stewart Alsop
The article reviews Stewart Alsop's The Lessons of the Cuban Disaster and argues the American missteps, CIA planning under Eisenhower, Kennedy's reliance on experts, and internal opposition from Rusk Bundy Fulbright and Schlesinger. It cites Kennedy aides and cautions that expert meddling risks policy failure and broader defeats in Asia and disarmament talks.
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Saturday Evening Post
Stewart Alsop
CIA
Eisenhower
Arleigh Burke
Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Alsop
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Fulbright
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Schlesinger
Bobby Kennedy
Cuba
Laos
Geneva
Senator Soaper Attacks TV as Westerns and Sadism
A public comment by Senator Soaper labels TV a wasteland of westerns and cruelty. The FCC chair’s critique frames entertainment as sensational and harmful while a wealthy individual’s bragging about fortune signals complacency amid critique.
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FCC
Kennedy Goldberg clash over Taft Hartley in maritime strike
Drew Pearson reports on preemptive talks between President Kennedy and Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg before invoking Taft Hartley to end the maritime union strike. The piece notes wage pressures, government subsidies, and rival union leaders Curran and Hall, with figures like Pressman and Meany shaping the dispute.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Arthur Goldberg
Taft-Hartley
U. S. Supreme Court
Goldberg
U. S
Secretary of Labor
Pacific
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Joe Curran
Maritime Union
Liberia
Honduras
Panama
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Paul Hall
Seafarers International Union
General Electric
Westinghouse
Iton
Pressman
Fireweed’s Return After the Fire
A poem celebrates fireweed rising on blackened soil as a gentler flame in tremulous rebirth. Rosy star like clusters bloom in a sea of petals, wind tosses sparks, erasing scars left by the holocaust and marking hopeful renewal.
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