Editorials Emphasis From Washington On Welfare Legislation
Editorial discusses the 1959 Masterson Bill in California to extend non cash aid for needy children via county welfare departments. Governor Brown vetoed the measure, arguing it would punish children for parental errors, while national reformers favor food and clothing vouchers over cash. The piece critiques Brown on welfare policy and cites Kennedy administration reforms.
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California Agislante
Masterson
County Welfare Department
ANC
Abraham Rilicoff
Department Health, Eeducation and Welfare
Washington
Kennedy
California
Gue
Brown
Hibball
Medicine as an Instrument for Peace Program
A program proposed by Brigadier General Dans Ah Foresee of the Army Medical Research and Development Command argues for using American medical expertise and facilities to aid developing nations. He envisions hospital ships and private funding to provide humanitarian medical services, viewing medical aid as a weapon against communism and a means to foster friendship and independence through distant clinical exchange.
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America
Briga
Dans Ah Forsee
Army
Medical Research and Development Command
Eiterprice
Buc
Flasee
Lfaf
JFK Favors Tripled Peace Corps Growth
President Kennedy urged Congress to triple Peace Corps funding for the coming fiscal year. He framed aid as a major foreign policy tool, citing Southeast Asia and other regions where the corps would expand. Departments study potential currency implications and global manpower needs to support larger volunteer deployments.
Ann Landers Advice Column About Fashion, Gifting, Romance
A reader asks whether wives should accompany husbands to buy clothes and if secretaries should stop giving costly gifts to bosses. Ann Landers cautions that changing dress and gifts reflect personal dynamics, urging practical help while preserving feelings. The column also notes a letter from a reader seeking guidance on relationships and marriage plans.
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Ann Landers
Yue Hye
No Win Inhibition in Berlin Critique by Holmes Alexander
Holmes Alexander argues that U S policy in Berlin remains ineffective and symbolic. He cites the Steinstuecken garrison and Berlin visits as evidence of neglecting East Germany while administrations shift rhetoric. He notes Jerome Wiesner's Moscow-published ideas on arms control as unlikely to bring victory in the cold war and warns against anti national intellectualism and pacifist proposals. He suggests a Senate inquiry into the No Win policy and urges a pragmatic approach to peace and defense.
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Regalia
Pakistan
Ale
Peice
Sukuene
Brave Corps
Laos
Viet-Nam
Quen
Matsu
Moscow
White House
Wiesner
Mami
Pene
Collaissence
America
Russia
China
Fromm
Congress
Umust
Thal Ig
Sybere Wa
Lincoln
Lee
Franny
Senate
Mrenavant Evdlenty
Net
Ana Pauker Vanished From World Stage Mystery
Bucarestan report traces Ana Pauker once a top European political figure. Missing since 1932, rumors and sensational theories circulated about her fate. A Moscow source recounts her rise and purge era, noting her final years in Bucharest and a quiet death from cancer in 1989 at age 87.
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Ana Pauker
Europe
Putin
Ti Up
Siberina
Paratea Atturs
Brokbals
United
Shee
Greek
Britain
Washington
Otferilly
Gvha
Mme. Pauker
Brateseu
Bal Bratescu
Tye
Ana
Wind
Bituk Fos
Purely Personal Prejudices by Sydney Harris
The essay critiques modern thought and writing, arguing that preoccupations with self and attention fuel faulty psychology. It warns that public fixation on appearances and virtue shadows true virtue, noting the restless urban pace vs. quiet provincial life and the lure of decisive yet often wrong judgments. The piece cites figures like Fanny Gordon and critiques sensational behavior and vanity.
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Alameda County
Legume
Per Stadent
Masterson Hill
Allen-Scott
JFK
Prange Korps
Jonal Ea
Galien
Fenty Corps
RO Sargent
Ayajor Trois Polis Saeress
Ambien Ag
Philippines
Kohat Compan
Wee
Ergeng Berveniians
Morosian
Caamaresy
Thersia
Mary Gane
Holle
Aris
Suum
Prntion
Eshamit
Saoud
Southeast Asia
New East
Magether
Wakurtonperet
Shum
West Hermans
Othier
Eurgenvtce Cues Boe
Andtama Bassa Ronse
Umdteen
Aiusigl
Shute
Wallan Wetund
Currie Bean
MR. Tweedy
By Ned Riddle
Regina
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Lotherme
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Ann
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Morrie Ryskind
Amarkel
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Sapasin
God Tao
Td House
Esd
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Castro
Ariki Steen
Andy Uet
Dane Mts
Adriston
Ward Bey
Lavine Weeebwing
Lovinnie
Antes
Wellies
Etree
Holmes Alexander
Berlin
D.C
Ger “Licus
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Berin
U.N
Elizabethville
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Steinstuecken
Bur- Hin
Elliot
Jerome Wiesner
Cernan
Erich Fromm
Tosyn
Ussr
Alexander
Nino LO Bello
Cone
al Eeven
Pankoy
Fue
Stalin
Conniaist Polisbure
Comrane Teer
Mleipls
Trae Andy
Rumania
Pauker
Ministry of First
MttPs
Sydney Harris
Nivtasche
Thal
Naig
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Arthur Sehr
Perpehaly
Fanny Gordena
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