Eisenhower Far East Trip Highlights Diplomacy and Doubts
The article reviews Eisenhower's Far East visit, noting State Department misjudgments, riots in Japan, and shelling near Quemoy. It argues that goodwill tours aim at peace but are undermined by Communists, potentially delaying progress toward broader understanding and a freer world. The piece cautions that friendship with a totalitarian bloc hampers trust and raises questions about future presidential travel.
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Eisenhower
Far East
Herter
Senate
State Department
Japan
Mr. Eisenhower
Quemoy
Moscow
Peiping
Sult
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Elite Calling? Doctors in the Family and Education Costs
The AAMC notes medical students pay about 2 911 yearly or 11 644 for four years. Low income families face limited paths to medicine. With rising population and health needs, more doctors are needed and financiers must be found, public or private. Education costs threaten broader access to college.
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Association of American Medical Colleges
AAMC
Danger Is That Congress May Try to Do Too Much
Washington notes warn that Congress may overreach in the final weeks of the 1960 session. Critics say last minute bills and pay increases push porkbarrel projects and tax breaks, risking hastily passed measures that lack thorough debate and could trigger a White House veto. The Senate and House face conflicting actions on excise taxes and lobbying deductions while budget concerns loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
NEA
Salty Sen
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Senate
White House
Department of Agriculture
Russell
Hill
Ala
Elenderha
Dworshak
Wyo
Young
N.D
Mundt
S.D
Taber
Abernathy
Whitten
D-Miss
House of Representatives
Congressional
House
Tom Murray
D-Tenn
Civil Service Committee
Charles A. Halleck
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Treasury
Paul Douglas
D-ir
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
House Ways and Means Committee
Labor Union and Trade Association
The
Local Social Notes and Club Activities Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs E Wallace Chadwick host Mrs Chadwicks nieces Gret chen Iringer and Rose Alice Cambern in Rose Valley. Mr and Mrs Albert L Smith vacation with grandparents Horace W Smith and Mrs James Weathers in Lima. George H Berlin Jr and family visit Ridley Park parents in Cleveland. VFW Post 914 drill team earns second at Wilmington parade for Delaware encampment. Dr William T Ellis and Mrs Ellis depart for cottage at Beverly Lake Ontario. Delaware County Automobile Club held first club run of the season from Lansdowne to Bryn Mawr and on to Pottstown with about eighty people touring.
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E. Wallace Chadwick
Possum Hollow Road
Rose Valley
Chadwick
Gretchen Iringer
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Rose Alice Cambern
Kansas City
Kansas
Albert L. Smith
Sarasota
Fla
Emimett2- Mullin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Third Street
Highland Avenue
Wilmington
Delaware
VFW
William T.ellis
Ellis
Walnut Ane
Swarthmore
Beverly Lake
Nelta
Ont
Canada
The
Automobile Club of
Delaware County
Lansdowne
J. K. Weeks
Bryn Mawr
Pottstown
Power of Soviet Russia Affects Guinea and Africa
Sylvia Porter argues Soviet influence grows as Guinea shifts trade 80 20 to East 80 20 and the franc devalues. She warns currency volatility and black markets threaten Western investments across Africa, with new currencies doomed to fail and a potential East West clash over Congo and Guinea.
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Belgian Congo
Guinea
All West Africa
U.S
Africa
Franz Pick
Free World
Congo
Egypt
Sudan
French Somaliland
Pick
Nigeria
Mali
Mauretania
Ruanda-Urundi
Somali
Tanganyika
Togoland
Emphasizing Retirement Hints Work Distasteful
The piece argues that stressing retirement tips is distasteful while reflecting on common wisdom about waste and prudence. It notes that many Americans respect the saying waste not want not and view waste as sinful, suggesting attitudes toward frugality endure in modern times.
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Fas
van Dyke
Earth
Longfellow
Hoffa under grand jury scrutiny roils Detroit politics
Victor Riesel reports Detroit Grand Jury probes target James Hoffa tied to Teamsters power and Bufalino led juke box and linen trades. federal scrutiny widens with anti trust cases and subpoenas, while McClellan probes Hoffa as Orlando and other juries weigh in.
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James R. Hoffa
Taj Mahal
Jimmie Most
Detroit Federal Grand Jury
Music Box Local 958
Hoffa
William Bufalino
Grand Jury
Bufalino
Detroit
U.S
Juke Box
Rank and File
Washington
Robert Bicks
Los Angeles
Anti-Trust Division
Teamsters
Meat and Provision Drivers Union
Justice Dept
Orlando
Fiz
Jimmie
Sen
John McClellan
McClellan
Select Committee
Bob Kennedy
Gus Zapas
Chicago
Gene San Souci
Indiana Teamsters
Zapas
Local 58
Indianapolis
Ike weighs two proposals for atomic tests and U2 flights
President Eisenhower weighs resuming atomic tests at Nevada and lifting the ban on U-2 reconnaissance over Russia and China. Gates and the Joint Chiefs advocate these as urgent military needs to counter missile and weapon developments, with Cabell citing the planes’ unique intelligence.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Defense
Thomas Gates
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nevada Proving Ground
Russia
Red China
Gates
Marine Base
Quantico
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs
Navy
C. P. Cabell
General Intelligence Agency
Cabell
CIA
Gabell
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Barry Goldwater
Victor Riesel
Labor Dept
James Hoffa
Republic
Allen.scott Report
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Robert
Allen
Paul Scott
Yale
Frederick Smith
Europe
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Norstad
Smith
Oliver Gates
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