Editorial questions Vietnam peace through Southeast Asia neutrality
A guest editorial argues that guarantees of Southeast Asian neutrality would not end wars of liberation. It warns that foreign bases removal could invite a broader conflict, cites misreading of Communist aims, and rails against reliance on promises from rivals. It warns of a future Communist empire if Maoist or Moscow factions prevail and predicts greater regional pressure on smaller neighbors.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Roné
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Hanoi
United States of America
Red China
United States
Soviet Union
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party
Moscow
Revolt and unions mark historic dates in American progress
This Day In Review highlights Daniel Shays leading 2000 debt-ridden rebels on March 7 1787 in Springfield aiming to seize the federal arsenal. It notes the 1890 formation of the United Mine Workers Union and its AFL affiliation, the 1915 opening of cross country telephone service, and Lyndon Johnson naming Constance Baker Motley the first Black woman federal district judge in 1968.
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Daniel Shay
Federal
Springfield
Mass
United Mine Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Alexander Graham Belt
Johnson
Constance Baker Motley
New York
Irwin Edman
Venezuela optimism in Kennedy era hopes for democracy
A reflective piece recalls the 1963 meeting between John F Kennedy and Romulo Betancourt in Caracas as Venezuela faced a pivotal election. Raul Leoni, leader of AD, won 1968 after terror attempts and a poll surge, illustrating a broader Latin American drift toward constitutional transitions and reduced violence under scrutiny from the United States.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Oval Office
Latin America
Kennedy
Texas
JFK
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Ninty
John Kennedy
Dallas
Raul Leoni
Leoni
Democratic Action
A Prayer For Today A Prayer For Today
O Christ we ask Thy Blessing upon the nurture of our children and youth in the Christian faith Bless Christian parents with responsibility as teachers of their children Grant that Christian instruction not be delayed or neglected Bless our churches and their educational ministry Bless all teachers and leaders of youth that each coming generation may be freed for the responsibilities of life after careful training in the school of Christ for His sake and glory Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Efficacy Tests and the Liberty versus Order Debate
Dr James Goddard will announce a sweeping 1962 drug act provision mandating FDA to decide drug effectiveness. Panels of 162 scientists will review 3637 preparations from 1938 to 1962 without clinical tests or patient input. Findings will remove ineffective drugs from the market, raising debate over liberty in medicine and government power.
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Washington
James Goddard
Dr. Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
Goddard
Voice Of The People Defends Salvation Army Prayers
A reader argues welfare workers misuse prayer to bar funds, praising the Salvation Army for compassionate aid and recounting a positive experience with their food assistance. The letter supports prayer as a dignity-preserving aid while criticizing welfare interviews and scrutiny, urging fair methods.
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Welfare
Salvation Army
Mill Hayward
Train service fears as rails shed passenger runs
Editor warns thousands of unemployed and displaced workers due to Western Pacific passenger service abandonment and Southern Pacific's City of San Francisco elimination to Chicago. The note frames the move as the beginning of the end for rail passenger services and highlights broader economic distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Chicago
Intal
Napa State Hospital seeks snack donations for 140 children
Robert McNamars, president of Parents and Friends of Mentally His Children at Napa State Hospital, appeals through readers for snack foods to provide a home-like atmosphere. The basic diet for about 140 children is adequate but lacks a children’s oriented menu. Donations would supplement their meals and improve their comfort.
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Brazil
Argentina
Venezuela
Panama
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Napa State Hospital
Robert McNamars
Sabin Ave
Fremont
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Goulard
Canal
Castro
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Clif
James J. Kilpatrick
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Academy
Mr. Tweedy
Kenneth
Voice of
The
People
Alameda County
People Spark
Santa Fe
Feather River Canyon
Denver
Thomas Kuchel
Francis J. Hassett
Economic Opportunity Organization Hayward
Goodies Appeal
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