Pakistan Airfield Aid Shows Communist Footing Shift
The article argues that Pakistan will allow Red China to use Karachi and Dacca airfields with U S funded improvements. It contends U S aid to undeveloped nations props Communist expansion, cites Pakistan as a top aid recipient, and notes Congress’ near one billion dollar foreign aid cut as a check on such deals.
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Pakistan
China
Free World
Red Changes
Karachi
Dacca
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Peking
Ayub Khan
Sam
Khan
Viet Nam
India
United States Congress
Congress
Strange Attitudes Toward De Gaulle and Allies
The Western Alliance shows odd bias in Washingtons view of Charles de Gaulle versus Britain and Germany. Adenauer and Macmillan align with Kennedy while de Gaulle resists, provoking ridicule while Khrushchev is favored. The piece argues politics drives these paradoxes and public opinion.
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France
Bonn
London
Paris
Washington
U.S
Adenauer
Macmillan
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Good Manners and the Balance of Diffidence and Candor
The piece argues that true manners blend diffidence with candor, opposing polite hypocrisy. It notes that over polite adults hide personality, which youth often resent. Real courtesy requires honest expression tempered by consideration, and many well-liked people secretly hold hostile views toward those who praise them.
Ryskind Opposes Goldwater Nomination in '64 Debate
Morrie Ryskind voices strong reservations about nominating Barry Goldwater. He cites Walter Lippmann’s opposition and weighs the risks to national image, while noting Goldwater’s civil rights record and cross party grass roots support. The column contrasts Lippmann’s stance with Goldwater’s potential in the race.
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Barry
Walter Lippmann
Walter
Nkrumah
Goldwater
Arizona Air National Guard
Goldwater on Military Pay and Influence in U S Policy
Senator Barry Goldwater argues that fears of a powerful military grip on U S life are unfounded. He points to stagnant military pay since 1958 contrasted with higher civilian raises and civil-service increases, urging parity with the value military personnel provide in training and dangerous operations. He calls for paying service members what they are worth.
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Chesterton
United States
Education value and money in American schooling
Dr Russell Kirk assesses whether Americans get value for vast education spending. He cites high per-capita costs, mixed results in primary and secondary schools, and studies showing budgets rising while performance lags. He argues for deeper reforms in attitude, methods, and aims over merely increasing funding.
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Reatts
East West Freeway in Hayward Debate Reaches Readers
Letters argue whether an east-west freeway serves local or through traffic and suggest alternatives. Hayward Citizens Freeway Committee questions location and design, proposing a Jackson Street route or Nimtz Route 50 interchange to ease downtown congestion while preserving growth. A reader laments freeway politics and impact on longtime residents.
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Foot Lall
Hayward Citiens Freeway Committee
Traffe
State Division of Highways
Cantro Valley
Jackson Street
Jackson
Aich
Alguire Road
Palomares Canyon
Citizens Freeway Committee
Nimitz
Route 50
Castro Valley
Center Street
Hayward Citizens Freeway Committee
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