Reston Miller clash over Cuba blockade and diplomacy
Editorial weighs James Reston of New York Vins against Rep William J Miller New York over Cuba blockade and Berlin Wall moves. It argues for a bold but cautious course, favoring a fait accompli diplomacy to deter Russia and preserve prestige while avoiding war.
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Allen-Scott Lobbying Furor Opens Senate Hearings
Washington coverage reveals the Senate Foreign Relations Committee exposes foreign lobbying flaws. Chairman J William Fulbright notes 27 lobbyists failed to report client ties and 72 cases unpaid disclosures. About 102 lobbyists face subpoena with 12 to be questioned publicly. 411 lobbyists from 108 nations are registered with the Justice Department.
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U.S. Citiees
New Frontier inflation critique and looming debt limits
A sharp critique argues that the New Frontier expands federal power and drives up costs for taxpayers. It cites Bernard Baruch on inflation, decries lavish spending, and warns the national debt will rise from $286 billion with weekly deficits of about $110 million. The piece questions the 1964 debt ceiling proposal of about $325 billion and urges truth about the debt to the public.
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Which Way to Quality Street
Washington senator Money Jackson aims to prove a point on National Security Staffing and Operations. Former NATO leader Norstad testifies that fewer people can yield better policy, arguing for a streamlined government. Jackson’s task is to craft a convincing Quality Street reform plan for the nation.
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Quality Street
Letter Box Opinions From Readers Emilev
A reader replies to a March 10 column Feen Speaks, urging teens to recognize community rights and responsibilities. The writer argues teens’ threats undermine society’s support for youth programs and calls for open discussion with adults rather than hostile letters.
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Letter to Editor Critiques Church Visits and Aid Criticism
A reader accuses the National Council of Churches of overreaching by inviting Archbishop Nikodim and his delegation, questioning why clergy did not aid Siberian peasants and why the World Council of Churches did not intervene, with a note on letters needing names and addresses.
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Nikodim
World Council of Churches
It Is Not Yet One World Marrne Ryskind
The article reflects on American political culture, comparing it with Yemen, Iraq, Syria and Venezuela where leaders use rapid upheaval. It notes Minnesota’s post election uncertainty, campaign fatigue, and citizen routines as the nation debates progress and education while preserving peculiar institutions. Public mood shifts between celebration and concern as ballots settle.
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Ryskind
Yemen
Iraq
Syria
Venezuela
Congressmen and Senate Offices Listed in Washington
The notice lists congressional offices and building locations in Washington D C. It mentions Senator Jale Binge and Rev. George Miller Holsa along with other offices and directions to Senate Office Building and related addresses.
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Senate Giller
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Jale Binge
Senate
George . Miller Holsa
W. Dowton Edwards
Howe Omneo
Washington, D. C
March of Dimes 25th Anniversary Campaign Appeal
The Alameda County chapter and National March of Dimes thank supporters for cooperation in publicizing the 25th anniversary campaign. Rain during Mothers' March week reduced local fundraising, but upcoming events aim to make up about $15,007. Mrs. Donald A. Pierce is chapter chairman.
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Alameda County
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Club Grateful Editor Thanks For Past Publicity
The Chiiatuin Wee men's club of Southern Ala meda County thanks the press for timely and wide coverage over the past year. Articles are described as very valuable and well wrought in support of the club's activities.
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Alameda County
Pacific High faces concern over school boundary changes
San Leandro district teachers and the American Federation of Teachers voice deep worry about reclassifying five school areas fanning doubt on Pacific High’s future. They warn math offerings, elective access, athletic and arts programs may shrink, while faculty consider job security amid possible boundary shifts.
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American Federation of Teaghure
Big Burden Editor. One good lun de serves another
A fragmentary note questions the feasibility and equity of risking lives for Australia. The writer argues against leaving all responsibility to women and muses on who should bear risk, mentioning Dr Schwarz and Billy. The tone is urgent, reflective, and critical.
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