Outcry Over Foreign Aid Spending Expenditures Questioned
Citizens decry a long list of foreign aid expenditures cited from the Congressional Record and The Journal editorial page. Items range from studies on language and medieval law to a flagpole cost and shipyard projects, highlighting alleged misallocations and waste.
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Citizens Foreign Aid Committee
Washington D.C
F Rom
Congressional Record
Russia
Hungary
Prland
Jarciv
Ion
Edmund Burke
Annual Register
Willian
Cebham
Guarjira Peninsula
Columbia
Venezueli
Rio de Janeira
Thailand
Maryland
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Brazil
Dominican Republic
Peru
Argentina
Paraguay
Buenos Aires
Vietnam
AID
Weehawken
N. C
Wansit
Pakistan
Milan
Italy
L'Eaux de Mer
Ponugal
Puerto Rico
Jumping to conclusions in New York gossip column
A collection of quippy maxims and reflections on happiness, logic, fashion, work habits, romance, and prosperity. The snippets mock everyday foibles from misplaced priorities to the quirks of modern life.
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New York
Birthday party honors Sherwood Scott and Skinner sons
Corry notes reflect a 1949 birthday party at 216 East Columbus for Sherwood Scott and Charles and James Skinner. JCY Sunday School held a maquerade Halloween party with 14 members at First Presbyterian Pairaven Community Building. Bear sighting reported near local farms. Corry Woman's Club preps a style show and exhibits at State Armory October 24 and 25 with participating merchants planning displays and specialty numbers.
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Herold Scott
Charles Skinner
Latters
East Columbus
Sherwood Scott
Charles and
James Skinner
J.C.Y
First Presbyterian Church
Pairaven
Corry
Mao returns to Peking as cult of personality wanes
A Corry Evening Journal report describes Mao Tse tung’s October return to Beijing after four months, suggesting a reduced role in policy while maintaining symbolic reverence. Observers note fewer Mao quotes and artifacts, veterans hint at waning worship, and Lin Piao’s succession appears uncertain amid aging leadership. The piece also cites visits to Lushan and offers biographical sketches of Mao’s life and marriages.
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Lushan
Kiangsu
Chiang Ching
China
Wang Tung-hsing
Lin Piao
Sex Overdose in a Safer Age
Paul Harvey surveys campus sex talk noting scant evidence of rampant promiscuity. Sociologists applaud openness while concerns arise over sexual experimentation and rising indifference among young men. Mead and AMA voices frame shifts in gender norms and societal tolerance. The piece questions whether modern exposure fuels disillusionment and novelty weariness.
Stock Buying Puzzle Challenges Direct Invest or Mutual Funds
A decade long drift from private investors to professional managers raises questions about direct stock buying versus mutual funds and trusts. NAIC finds small investment clubs averaging 22.4 percent annual gains, often outperforming the market, with 90 percent profitable lifetime and 92 percent beating the market, based on 576 clubs sampled from about 60,000 nationwide.
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New York
Ifor
National Association of Investment Clubs
NAIC
Mitzi An Eyeful
Mitzi Gaynor headlines Mitzi's Second Special on NBC with stylish sets and memorable costumes. The program showcases her dance sings and comedy, with guest Ross Martin, while NBC leads the Nielsen rankings as CBS and ABC trail in the early 1970s season.
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New York
Mitzi
NBC
Mitzi Gaynor
Miss Gaynor
Dolly
Ross Martin
Clark Gable
CBS
ABC
Bill Cosby
Jim Nabors
Bronson
Medical Center
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Key Club
Concord Township
George Stowe
Elton Darrow
Mao
Tokyo
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Peking
Moscow
Moses
Jesus Christ
Henry Ford
Red Buddha
Confucius
St Christopher
Gate of Heavenly Peace Square
Myth
Shanghai
Red Guards
Mao Tsetung
Hunan
Ho Lung
Pen Tei-hua
Chiang Kaishek
Paul Harvey
Playboy Magazine
Sam Blum
Redbook Magazine
Margaret Mead
American Medical Association
Beverly Hills
Ralph Greenson
John Cunniff
Cynthia Lowry
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