In Our Opinion Foreign Aid What Have We Bought
A critical column questions the value of U S foreign aid including the Marshall Plan and Vietnam funding. It argues billions spent have yielded little loyalty or respect from Europe or allies, framing aid as costly and potentially fostering ill will. The piece ends by predicting Congress will decide whether to continue outlays.
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Europe
Charles DeGaulle
West Germany
Viet Nam
Molea
Consumer confidence wavers as 1966 holiday forecast uncertain
New York retailers face one of their biggest Christmas challenges as consumer sentiment shifts. Analysts cite inflation, high interest rates, recession fears, and the Viet Nam War as factors. University surveys show consumer optimism fading from mid 1965 to fall 1966, with varying retail indicators like car sales and supermarket resistance.
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New York
University of Michigan
Cash Register
The Crossroads of Dixie and Democratic Faith
Paul Harvey recalls a 1960s Mississippi moment on political loyalties across parties. He notes old southern devotion to the Democratic Party remains strong despite shifts, with pundits and voters weighing how party lines intersect with religion in national elections.
Unresolved Crisis Talk Between Israel and Jordan Rumors
Drew Pearson reports a prior Israel Jordan crisis involved Premier Eshkol consulting ex White House aide Myer Feldman about retaliatory action against the Es Samu Jordanian village. Feldman warned of a U S rebuke, while UN Security Council and Ambassador Goldberg rebuked Israel amid Jordanian stability concerns and Palestinian refugee bitterness along the border.
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Washington
Israel
Jordan
Eshkol
Myer Feldman
White House
Feldman
EsSamu
UN Security Council
U. S
Goldberg
Security Council
State Department
Hussein
Notable events mark Nov 29 in 1966 history
On this date in 1966 Detroit fell from French to British control ending the French and Indian War. The passage notes U S space and political milestones and profiles California Rep Ken Dyal amid local political tensions.
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Associated Press
Detroit
United States
New York
Louisa May Alcott
Switzerland
France
Republic of
Brazil
Russia
Finland
America
Suez Canal
Syria
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Robert 8. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Ken Dyal
Ku Klux Klan
The
Minutemen
John Birch Society
San Bernardino County
San Diego
California
Orange County
Corry Evening Journal Headline Mix
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear names and events. Readable parts hint at local notices and possible civic or community items without a coherent, verifiable event.
Has Boyle's Americana NEW YORK AP on secretaries and women in work
The piece traces how women moved into office jobs from the 19th century onward, citing figures that three million women work as secretaries and typists. It notes wage ranges, home ownership, and schooling origins, and discusses social and political context behind the rise of women in the workplace.
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New York
Karl Tiffany Jr
Royal Typewriter Co
M. Source
Merle Law
National Secretaries Association
Tiffany
Family Colds and Household Laundry Hygiene
Dr Coleman discusses how germs spread within families through daily contact and imperfect laundry hygiene. He cites a 10 minute wash with detergents at high temperatures can largely disinfect fabrics and notes that germicides add little extra power. Emphasizes diet rest allergies and weather precautions to reduce infections.
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L. A
Oregon
Mra. A
American Medical Association
Thomas Eb, Shaffer
Columbus
Ohio
Shaffer
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