Editorial: House cuts foreign aid, sparks national backlash
An editorial condemns the House move to reduce foreign aid from 4.5 billion to 3.5 billion, arguing the action harms U S foreign policy. It notes President Kennedy’s opposition and urges Senate to restore the cut, stressing aid’s role since World War II in rebuilding allies and countering communism. The piece calls for waste scrutiny without crippling policy.
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Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Dirksen
Lucius Clay
Europe
Africa
Southeast Asia
United States
Sen. Dirksen
FDA moves to curb antibiotic overuse in medicines
The FDA launches two actions to limit antibiotics in consumer products. First, about 30 less-used antibiotics sold in lozenges sprays and creams must prove effectiveness within 30 days or be removed by Sept. 6. Second, products combining antimicrobials with antihistamines decongestants or caffeine may be banned. The goal is to avoid misuse and bacterial resistance.
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Pe Food and Drug Administration
Price Scandal By-Election Narrowly Keeps Tory Seat
Britain's Conservatives held the House of Commons seat long vacant by John Profumo’s resignation after a paid relationship with a playgirl. Angus Maude won by a slim margin as Liberal and Labour votes surged in protest, showing disillusionment with the Tories beyond the scandal.
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House of Commons
John Profumo
Britain
Angus Maude
Liberals
Winpis Labor
Tories
Witty miscellany quotes from multiple papers
A collage of short jokes and quips from various newspapers argues about bureaucracy diet coffee taxes and daily life. It includes lines about government bureaucracy business optics social norms and a nurse of humor through brief one liners and anecdotes.
Merit Scholars Cream Of The Crop
More than 400 Southern high school graduates will enter college next fall under the National Merit Scholarship Program. Of 423 Southern winners, 24 will attend Southern institutions. National finalists number about 10,000 with 1,300 scholarships available. Southern scholars account for 27 percent of 1,500 total scholarships. 15 percent stay in the South.
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Winfred L. Godwin
Southern Regional Education Board
South
Rice University
Houston
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Ford Foundation
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Sunday Sermon on Gasoline and the Gospel
The sermon denounces reckless driving and highway deaths tied to modern speed. It contrasts Jehu's chariot with contemporary cars, urges pulpits to condemn speed and drunken driving, and warns of family ruin and legal punishment from car crashes.
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Jehu
Lord Christ
Vanleigh Showroom Opening Sparks Furniture Market Interest
The article notes Vanleigh’s first time public showroom opening in New York could boost the primary home furnishings market by attracting visitors, encouraging dealer sales back home, and prompting a trend toward more open showrooms in High Point and North Carolina. It highlights the broader impact on demand, with related coverage on artificial plants, Carson C. Stout’s career, and other industry developments.
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Vanleigh
New York
High Point
North Carolina
Murray Abeles
Kay Troutman
Universal of
Oowers
Atlanta
Carson C. Stout
Carson’s, Inc
Crestwood and Patrician Furniture Companies
Madison House
Madison
Fla
Guilford Parlor
Postal Telegraph
Guilford
Philip Silver
Carson's
Carson Stout
E. V. (Oakey) Mitchell
The
Enterprise
North Carolina Press Bulletin
Howard Coble
Wesley Memorial Church
National Methodist Musicians
Baker University
Baldwin
Kan
Wghp-Tv
FCC
Southern Broadcasters, Inc
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Orlando Sentinel
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Dothan
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High Point Enterprise
Hay Pawnee Prise, Inc
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R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
aCe Brown
Patterson, A
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Charles B. Loflin
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Pew
Jesus
Sonny
Sinai
MePher
Cioud
Seoul
Korea
YMCA
Roy B. Culler
Roy Culler
Buildings For Brotherhood
Culler
Robert H. Baker
Robert E. Turvene
Asia Foundation
Malaya
Turvene
Betsy Saunders
Howard D. Saunders
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Federation of Malaya
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Tokyo
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Singapore
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Betsy
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