Notting Seen as America's Voice in Vietnam Crisis
Frederick Nolting, the American ambassador in Saigon, faces pressure from critics at home and abroad while guiding U S policy amid Viet Nam's crisis. He emphasizes military restraint, economic and social reform, and careful support for the South Vietnamese government. Nolting warns against internal divisions and foreign interference, and his public remarks defend U S aid as necessary but not intrusive. Malcolm Browne, a new AP correspondent, reports on Nolting and other observers amid a fragile East West struggle.
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Alliance For Progress Faces Ambiguity in Central America
In Central America, perspectives on the Alliance for Progress vary. Officials, students, and business leaders clash over its meaning, with hawkish U.S. officials urging careful project planning and loan conditioning, while locals fear sovereignty loss and tax burdens amid calls for tax reforms and pricing stabilization.
Automation Gains Ground for German Mail Clerks
In West Germany automation encroaches on the postal system as machines begin handling red mail in major cities. Mail from abroad is temporarily exempted. receivers will pay the higher postage due. A British firm example shows confusion over addresses like "6121 Erbach" as dialing in the new system.
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Kremlin Ballot Echoes Quasi Democracy in Soviet Elections
Report notes Soviet voters will choose from one candidate per district in a staged process. Nomination at factories and farms ends with the Communist party selecting the district’s runner. Most ballots are folded and dropped, while a minority write in other names.
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British Views on Teens and TV Spark British Ironies
British readers vent about teen behavior TV content and Americans including Jayne Mansfield. Commentary cites editorials and letters from Kingston Surrey Harrow Weald Winchester Wirral on teen hunger for tea bread rolls cigarettes and cold days. a trash pickup incident in Fredericksburg, Virginia is noted.
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Cambridge
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Westerdale
Telegraph
Elizabeth Howley
Wirral
Wall and World Stand Still in Berlin Split
Carl Hartman reports in Berlin that six months after the wall rose, families are separated, travel is crippled, and the city’s rhythm is changed. West to East crossings require passports, money exchanges, and multiple checks, with many Berliners losing work as the division persists. Some diplomats see a fragile silver lining as refugee flows halt, but the wall remains a lasting barrier.
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