Foreign aid bill faces OAS plan clash in Senate
Senate debate over a 3.3 billion foreign aid bill features Senator W. J. Fusher of Arkansas proposing an amendment to route U S military aid to Latin nations through OAS approved plans. Critics warn the plan may be hollow and urge leadership remain with the President to act decisively in crises like Korea and the Dominican Republic.
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Senate
W. J. Fueshcur
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Fusher
OAS
Latin America
United Nations
Fucshicut
Joan Son
Castro
Santo Domingo
U.S
Futeryear
Waste Of Tax Money By A Young Congressman Tunney
Congressman Tunney used 16 pages in the Congressional Record to reprint critical clippings about Judge Leander Perez at public expense. The critique frames the extension as wasteful, arguing it merely repeats existing opinions and costs taxpayers money.
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Joan V. Tunney
Gene
California
Rep. Tunney
House
Congressional Record
Tunney
Leander Perez
Louisiana
Capitol
Congressional Library
Judge Perez
Perez
Martin Luruen King
Penez
Eric
Clinch Valley
Decline of Youth Entering Ministry Sparks Church Concern
A magazine notes a troubling drop in young people choosing ministry amid secular culture and waning church appeal. ministers’ arrogance and misbehavior, disrespect toward clergy, and scarce opportunities compound the issue, prompting calls to prove the church as the true body of Christ to attract capable leaders.
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Africa
Peace Corps
Christ
Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with in city carrier delivery at 35 cents a week. Mail options are one year 15 dollars, six months 7.50, three months 3.75, and one month 1.25. The paper is a member of The Associated Press with exclusive republication rights for AP dispatches and local news.
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Danville
Associated Press
Privacy and the Congress Target Electronic Snooping
Ralph de Toledano argues that both government data collection and electronic surveillance threaten privacy. He cites Census questions, credit bureaus, and corporate data clearing houses, urging Representative Gallagher to broaden his inquiry into hidden files, phone taps, and the impact on reputation. He warns constitutional protections fail against secret records and urges action.
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Cornelius Gallagher
New Jersey Democrat
Census Bureau
Ious
Washington
Congress
Credit Bureau
Gallagher
Globalism not a factor in conflicts of the times
John Chamberlain argues against labeling opponents as globalists and defends a sea power strategy. He cites Mackinder, Churchill, and Lyndon Johnson, contending the United States should project mobile sea power to deter Soviet and Chinese expansion, with Korea and Vietnam as key examples. He notes Indonesia and Cuba present challenges and ends with a tongue in cheek remark about space noises from sun.
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Walter Lippmann
Soviet
Russia
Japan
Morse
South
Vietnam
Asia
U.S
Walkter Lippmann
Churchill
Sir Halford Mackinder
Dorothy Thompson
Mackinder
Soviet Russia
Red China
Europe
Taiwan
Korean
Inchon
South Vietnam
Thailand
Malaysia
Okinawa
Italy
Greece
Himalayas
Southeast Asia
Philippines
South Korea
Singapore
India
Ceylon
Australia
Indonesia
Sukarno
Castro
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Lyndon Johnson
Johnsons Dominican policy risks defeat and blame
The piece criticizes President Johnson for sending Marines to the Dominican Republic to fight Communists while US forces undermine anti Communist General Imbert. It argues policy is ambiguous and biased, naming Ellsworth Bunker Adam Yarmolinsky John Bushnell and Ambassador Bennett as key players, and warns of dangerous coalitions and vacillating diplomacy. The author likens errors to Cuba and Congo interventions.
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Johnson
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Imbert
United States
Trujillo
Fidelistas
Caamami
Castro
Central Bank
Ministry of Finance
US Toops
Organization of American States
Caamaho
Ellsworth Bunker
OAS
Sukarno
Indonesia
Adam Yarmolinsky
Congress
John Bushnell
Bennett
Bushnell
Lyndon Johnson
Caribbean
Cuba
State Department
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Funny Business From Public Housing Exit Ridicule
Holmes Alexander critiques the Great Society housing plan and rent subsidies as unfair and impractical. He cites a watchdog witness and notes potential neighbor informant risk, arguing the proposal undermines incentives and could become fodder for ridicule. The piece blends political critique with biting wit about federal housing policy.
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Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Gideon's Army
Henry Ford
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Defense
McNamara
Agriculture
Freeman
Johnson
Ed Mendenhall
National Association of Real Estate Boards
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