Should Richer Cities Get All the Charity Funds
An editorial urges careful handling of an emergency public works bill with matching funds for counties like Delaware. It argues against unconditional charity, noting Chester must shore up its own finances while stressing the need for vigor within cities to secure matching funds. The piece contrasts party platforms with a GOP declaration of principles.
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Glenolden
Fred Devine
Milliken
Philadelphia
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Washington
Federal Treasury
GOP
Reds expose hypocrisy in Khrushchev trade push
The piece accuses Soviet leaders of hypocrisy in international affairs as Khrushchev urges a United Nations Trade Conference to form a global trade agency. It argues free Europe’s economic gains threaten the Kremlin and notes Yugoslavia and other nations’ appeal toward the Common Market while recalling 1947 Marshall Plan cooperation offers that Moscow rejected.
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Namie George C. Marshall
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France
Britain
Moscow
Red China Buys Wheat Secretly to Fuel Grain Moves
A National press summary reports Red China expanding grain imports with Canada France and Burma deals in 1963 64 totaling around 3.25 billion dollars with 25 percent cash and three day installments. It notes secret purchases and diversions to Cuba East Germany Albania North Korea and North Vietnam and cites U S policy hardening under Secretary Rusk.
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China
Canada
France
Peiping
Burma
Red Ching
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Albania
North Korea
North Vietnam
Red China
Poland
Romania
Hungary
Rusk
Kennedy
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Grave Economic Crisis Looms Threatens Profits And Investment
Sylvia Porter warns of shrinking profit margins across U.S. corporations as price to labor cost ratios fall from 105.8 in 1961 to 104 in 1962, signaling rising costs and stagnant prices. Experts like William F. Butler urge large tax cuts and cost restraint to spur investment, growth, and modernization to avoid another stalled recovery.
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William F. Butler
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Butler
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Chaos Reigns in Africa in Roaring Kenyan Dispatch
Robert Ruark surveys East Africa as Japanese and German investors flood newly independent nations. He notes political chaos in Kenya with factions, strikes, tribal tensions, and a collapsing economy, while outsiders push to capitalize on the turmoil. Soapy Williams of the State Department offers a sharp aside.
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Germany
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G. W. Nihenge
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Odede
Gichara
Henry Mulli
Mr. Muli
Mr. Odode
Tor Mboya
Kenya- Uganda
England
Soapy Williams
State Department
Letter writers defend Mike Saracino and Hoagie Shop
Readers urge reopening Mike Saracino Hoagie Shop arguing it kept teens out of trouble and offered guidance. They fault petition supporters for denying youths a safe social spot citing increased street activity since closure and praise the owner as a good hearted, helpful figure.
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Armand Matarese
Upland
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