Ex-Head of Alliance for Progress Optimistic About Course of Program
Former Alliance for Progress head expresses optimism about the program's direction under Kennedy and Johnson. He warns against reverting to old policies, urges multilateral approaches, and stresses the need for reform, investment, and faster project execution to sustain Latin American development through closer economic integration.
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Sweet Tooth Boy Guests At Candy Convention
New York AP reports two boys, Jack Fishman aged six and Nett Cornfield aged four from Greeley, were randomly chosen in a hotel lobby to attend a convent of confectioners. They became guests of the Konfectiner spring exhibits and participated in sampling candy samples.
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Defense Heads Oppose Military Aid Cuts in Congress
In Washington, Defense Secretary McNamara and General Taylor testified before the House Appropriations Subcommittee against any reductions in military aid programs. The discussion centers on funding for foreign aid amid criticisms and political pressure as the aid bill advances, with lawmakers citing national security and strategic interests.
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Not So Bad BUFFALO ham complaint joke item
Buffalo AP report recalls Stanley Slawinski recounting a caller who complained a ham wasn’t joint. The woman brought in a bone, saying unexpected company explained the meal. A brief note then mentions Kuala Lumpur implementing a new type of tax.
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Jakarta Trade Zone Draws Solid Business
Indonesia reports strong activity in its free trade zone with steady shipments and growing investment. Officials highlight favorable policies attracting firms from various sectors, signaling robust regional commerce and employment prospects.
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