U.S. Coalition Vision Faces Obstacles in Asia Shield
The AP survey shows the United States struggles to unite non Communist Asia into a strong regional barrier against China. Poverty, quarrels, neutralism, and leadership gaps hinder joint economic and military action among Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and other partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Singapore
Red China
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
U.S
Europe
Associated Press
Asia
China
Hong Kong
South Korea
America
Philippines
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Thailand
SEATO
Washington
Laos
Malaya
Malaysia
Brunei
North Borneo
Sarawak
Cultural and Economic Association of
Southeast Asia
ASA
Economic Stall Threatens Mexico
A Mexican economist warns of a looming economic standstill as population growth demands 350000 new jobs annually. The piece details slow GNP growth, private investment decline, policy uncertainty, and efforts to kickstart development through fiscal measures and industrialization. It notes housing, water, illiteracy, and land-use challenges, plus the U.S. tourist income and saltwater intrusion affecting agriculture.
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Morris W. Rosenberg
Mexico City
Antonio Ortiz Mena
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Inter- American Development Bank
Mexico
U.S
New Capital for Algeria Moves Toward Functionality
Rocher Noir near Algiers becomes provisional capital as 1,000 officials handle a 20 million project amid unfinished offices, unanswered phones, and barbed wire guard lines. A French Algerian administration oversees day to day affairs while preparations for a midsummer referendum proceed.
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Algeria
Rocher Noir
Black Rock
Algiers
Christian Fouchet
Cherry Blossom Time at Ueno Park in Tokyo
Thousands gather at Ueno Park to view cherry blossoms illuminated by pink and blue lanterns. Visitors mix culture and festivity around pagodas and hibachi grills, singing miners’ songs and listening to West Side Story tunes amid litter on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ueno Park
Bogeyman in Haiti roots of fear and aid policy
AP dispatch from Port au Prince describes Haiti under Francois Duvalier as a police state with the Tonton Macoute militia enforcing control. U.S. aid links to political reform, while aid funds are diverted to Duvalier projects, and the regime faces pressure from Alliance for Progress aims.
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Watson Sims
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Tonton Macoute
Tonton
Macoute
Francois Duvalier
U.S
Duvalier
United States
L. Cece
Alliance For Progress
Traca
Tonton Macoutes
Port
Prince
Outdoor Burning Safety Reminder From Local Officials
Local fire warden warns check with fire department before burning outdoor fires. A permit may be required and having tools water and adequate help is urged to prevent fires from escaping.
Taxes Inescapable For Russians In Soviet Union
Soviet Union taxes shrinking on wages while indirect levies hit every purchase. Khrushchev aims to end income tax by 1965 except for a few professionals. Prices for autos and vodka reflect heavy taxation, and state buyers absorb a large share of farm crops at below market prices.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Khrushichev
S.S.R
Denmark
Ivan Ivanovich
Nity Party
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Peiping
Lazaro Cardenas
Miguel Aleman
Abelardo Rodriguez
Bogeyman
Smokey Bear
Smokey
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Moo
Highland Motors, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
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