Foreign aid debate centers on waste and value
A reader clipping from the Garden City Telegram challenges U S foreign aid totals. It notes over 90 billion dollars in aid from 1946 to 1961 plus 5 billion in the current year, arguing some nations received aid that was wasted. The piece praises aid to Western Europe but criticizes large sums to Yugoslavia and others as ineffective. It urges public pressure to reevaluate aid effectiveness.
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United States
Batista
Cuba
U.S
Western
Europe
Yugoslavia
Tough justice in Helena reshapes Montana juvenile court
A maverick Montana judge, Lester H. Loble, propagates open court for underage felony offenders aiming to shame parents and curb crime. Since changing Montana law, felony cases fell 49 percent, nonfelony 68 percent, and traffic 75 percent, with repeat offenders facing prison. If effective, he suggests adopting the approach nationwide.
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Helena
Mont
Lester H. Loble
Montana
Garden City
Judge Loble
Kangas
Ha Bogie Says Movie Stars Not Always Calm Figures
A P interview notes that business leaders and military chiefs may be temperamental and insecure, while artists find calming discipline. It cites movie stars and professional baseball players as the two groups most suspicious of others, with a remark about the first robin and nest building as a metaphor.
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New York
America
Untitled column of jokes and ads from early newspaper
A long blast of miscellaneous copy runs together including subscription rates, advertising notes, and random quips about teeth portraits haircuts snobbery and marriage. The fragmentary text weaves pricing and postal mentions with jokes on manners and daily life.
Kennedy era meddling echoes in White House power play
Drew Pearson reports how Joseph Kennedy urged quick government exits influencing Joe Kennedy Jr. era advisers. Minow’s FCC exit signals White House leaning on appointments as McGhee and Rusk clash over Congo policy. Dowling’s Bonn posting follows McGhee’s tug between diplomacy and Kennedy line. Dominican visit boosts US image amid domestic political jitters.
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Washlinsui
Whenton Minnow
Federal Communications
Kennedy
JFK
Minow
Joseph P. Kennedy
Security and Exchange Commission
Maritime Commission
Great Britain
Joy Kennedy
FCC
Bobby
White House
U.S
Walter Dowling
Germany
George McGhee
Dowling
State Department
McGhee
Texas
Rowan
Congo
Portugal
Rusk
Bonn
West Germany
Distaff Side and Fashion Advice From a Bygone Era
In a light reflective column the April showers of March are noted as compensation for missed winter snows. A supermarket display of evergreen trees prompts a digression about Christmas expectations. A national pattern representative lectures Topeka junior high girls on knee length skirts and modest dressing, then shifts to casual hairdos and cautions against sport outfits and gum chewing.
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Scott
Topeka
Gohan
The Baptist and Salome in the Galilean realm
The narrative follows John the Baptist in Herod Antipas prison resisting freedom for marriage to Herodias. Salome dances before the king, demands John’s head, and Herod orders the execution. Jesus, hearing of John, withdraws to prepare for the coming trial and returns to Capernaum with resolve for His mission.
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Dantes Ta Hia
Renee Os
John
Syles
Jesus
Capariaamn
Baptist
Nain
John the Baptist
Herod Antipas
Herod
Desert
Herodias
Nazareth
God
Galilee
Tina
Machaerus
Salome
Philip
Yohn the Baptist
the Baptist
Axman
Capernaum
Sea of Gailee
Prude Baptist
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Garden City Telegram
Food For
Bogie
Telegram Publishing Company
Marvin Smith
Associated Press
Root
Wichita
Steeley
U May
Grant
Gray Counties
Kapaa
Hais
Drew Pearson
Joe Kennedy
Son
Carl Rowan
Philadelphia
Union Miniere
United Nations
Katanga
Mc- Ghee
Meet the Press
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Eisenhower
Icuio
Trujillo
Ae Rep
Dominican Republc
Bosch
LBJ
Dominican
Australia
Busch
Bowenville
Tered
Frank White
N. Main
John's Motor East
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