Time For Decision Hoover Says Crime Threatens Nation
J Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, warned at a Chicago awards dinner that crime has risen sharply since 1958, with youth involvement reaching 72 percent of serious arrests in 1963. He urged a return to moral foundations and strict law and order to preserve the nation and government.
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Mr. Hoover
America
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
United States
FBI
Seeot
The
United
Pentagon Papers on Vietnam Policy Through Three Administrations
Drew Pearson outlines a bipartisan thread in Indo China policy from Eisenhower to Kennedy and Johnson. The Joint Chiefs repeatedly urged intervention to halt Red China’s expansion, with cautious White House resistance and surges toward covert or limited actions. The piece notes Nixon’s backroom push, Eden’s warning, refugee flows, and the gradual US deepening in Saigon through the 1950s and early 1960s.
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Washington
Johnson
Pentagon
State Department
North
South Vietnam
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Red China
Kennedy
North Vietnam
Laos
Indo-China
United States
Ike
Joint Chiefs
U. S
Navy
Arthur Radford
U.S
Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
London Daily Telegraph
Anthony Eden
Saigon
John F. Kennedy
Radford
Indo- China
America
Dulles
China
Massachusett
Dulle
Jfk
USMS
Living Today 7 See Le Bovinivcd on Marriage Rules
The article outlines guidelines for successful marriages noting that no plan guarantees perfection but suggests tenets for choosing a compatible partner. It emphasizes shared interests, compatibility, emotional maturity, optimism, and sufficient engagement before taking up parental roles.
Modern Turkey Population Exceeds Twenty Four Million
A brief item notes that Modern Turkey’s population stands above 24 million, highlighting demographic scale and growth without additional details.
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Turkey
Publicity and policy in overseas conflicts critique
A 1964 opinion piece argues the U S government fails to effectively publicize humanitarian missions abroad notably in the Congo. It criticizes The State Department and Voice of America for timidity and proposes stronger, clearer, pro American messaging to counter Soviet and Chinese propaganda and protect prestige.
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Congo
United States
Africa
America
State Department
Department of State
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Johnson
New “York Herald ‘Tribune Inc
Population boom and birth control push in India
The observer notes India's population explosion as 220 million cattle roam streets and birth control faces illiteracy and cultural barriers. The fourth five year plan funds contraceptives and education, aiming to downturn by 1966, while agriculture and malaria control strain to feed and save lives.
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New Delhi
India
Japan
Pakistan
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
This Day In History December 3 1964 Decatur and Athens
This column notes events from 1964 to 1959. President Johnson hesitates to widen intervention while Tennessee River development meetings in Decatur discuss future city contracts. Five decades ago a cash and check robbery at W T Grant in Decatur is noted. A 10 year item marks the Kiwanis Club formation in Athens.
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Tennessee River Development Association
Decatur
New
Hardage
W. T. Grant
Kiwanis
Athens
Cand F. Howard Orr
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Korea
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Voice
Marquis Childs
Associated Press
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