When Does Benevolence Hit The Danger Point
In Our Opinion the piece questions the limit of U S aid in light of Pope Paul VI encyclical urging rich nations to feed the poor It cites food waste in India Brazil and Africa as a barrier to feeding millions and asks if benevolence should stretch to the point of risking national well being
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Redheads Fun and Witty Quips Highlight Hal Boyle Americano
Hal Boyle’s Americana surveys a mix of 1947 jokes and observations about redheads in love, executives with desk manners, and social quirks. It riffs on baseball fans, romance, travel, and daily foibles with a light, period voice.
Memoir Memoir of a Hall of Fame Reporter Bob Considine
Jim Bishop reflects on Bob Considine, a celebrated reporter and author. The piece highlights Considine's versatility, longevity, and warmth, noting his career from Washington to Rome and his memoir Its All News To Me. It praises his discipline, humor, and influence among peers like Kilgallen and the INS/AP rivalry.
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Shafer faces rough road in Pennsylvania budget fight
Harrisburg report warns Governor Shafer that his budget proposals face stiff House resistance. With a fragile pro administration edge and Rep Rocco Odorisio's death narrowing margins, Shafer must win over wavering Republicans and Democratic moderates to fund new programs while the legislative majority controls the day.
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Summit Conference Opens Amid Calls to Reorient Policy
Washington reports the Summit Conference in Uruguay faces a test of whether U.S. policy will shift toward Latin America or falter. Drew Pearson notes Latin Americans feel neglected as Europe and Asia dominate aid and raw materials, while a Pan American development plan awaits Senate approval and the debate over foreign aid.
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Jefferson and Bolivar on a united Americas proposal
The text recalls Thomas Jefferson urging a federation between the thirteen American states and Spanish American republics and Simon Bolivar proposing a single strong South American country. Both ideas were ignored, leaving nineteen weak, economically strained nations today facing poverty and revolution.
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Is There a Drug To Curb Alcohol Drinking?
The column discusses alcoholism as a disease and notes Antabuse as a drug that can deter drinking by causing illness when combined with alcohol. It emphasizes psychological support and Alcoholics Anonymous as key to rehabilitation and cautions Antabuse is not a cure.
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