Refugee crisis widens in South Vietnam amid war news
In South Viet Nam about 600000 of 15 million people are refugees. Many live in slums or refugee camps within government controlled islands near Viet Cong areas. Camps are primitive with limited supply, often airlifted. Saigon provides small aid. U S and private agencies mobilize aid, aiming at 8.5 million this year, with need estimated at 20 million or more.
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United States
Aid agencies list urgent items for Vietnam refugee camps
Items top of list include 25 000 cases of sweetened condensed milk 500 tons of blankets toweling and infants clothing plus 100 000 sewing 100 000 toilet article and 200 000 school supply kits. Funds unrestricted. Non government groups include Catholic Relief Services CARE Foster Parents Plan Mennonite Central Committee Seventh Day Adventist Welfare Service People to People Foundation.
Buy Now Pay Later Credit Essay Reflects Economy Debate
A UPI report by Harry Ferguson surveys 1960s installment debt topping $60 billion with $316 per person. It contrasts consumer binge with Detroit auto makers and notes rising credit card use, warning about economic vulnerability and the potential political cost of heavy American foreign aid and debt.
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Washington
Artemus Ward
Ward
United States
Detroit
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
Federal Reserve Board
Classifications Debate and Debt Repudiation Viewpoint
The speaker questions the 1-Y draft classification and argues for reform. They cite Cassius Clay as an example and claim many in 1-Y are draft dodgers. The Childress Index is praised for bond sales, while opposition warns against government debt repudiation and rising interest costs.
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Cassius Clay
Voter Awakening: Citizens Urged to Choose Leaders Wisely
A call urges the public to scrutinize spending and endorse candidates who protect democracy. The message warns that government must live within income and urges voting prudence to prevent fiscal waste and safeguard the nation.
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Hannens
America
Deadline for veterans to obtain or exchange TDIP on GI policies
Veterans over 55 must act by January 1 1966 to add or exchange the Total Disability Income Provision rider on NSLI policies. TDIP pays 10 dollars per month per thousand if disability occurs before age 65. After Jan 1 1966 riders sold only to veterans under 55. existing 60 age limit riders may exchange before deadline.
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