Head Start Program Needs Second Look in High Point
Neighborhood House Council celebrates progress of High Point's first Head Start program and urges city schools to expand pre school efforts. Officials note over 200 children benefit from summer school programs funded by ESEA while a city led Head Start could reach more needy families with potential $100,000 in additional funds. The board is urged to plan for next year to advance early education for economically and culturally disadvantaged children.
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Neighborhood House Council
High Point
East Central
High Point City
Associated Press
N.C
Son Paneer At & Post Office
Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
India Prime Minister Gandhi Seeks Middle Path with Superpowers
Indira Gandhi travels to Moscow amid India’s balanced stance between East and West. She faces questions on Vietnam and U.S. aid terms as she balances Soviet support with U.S. food assistance. Her prior experience guides a careful diplomacy in Moscow and beyond.
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Indira Gandhi
Moscow
India
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Kremlin
U. S
Viet Nam
Micronesia Needs Aid and English in Trust Territory
Editorial notes the United States plans to triple aid to Micronesia under a five year program and a Peace Corps deployment of about 400 volunteers. It criticizes past neglect, highlights language barriers and English as the schooling language, and discusses geopolitical questions including a proposed Big Hawaii and UN obligations.
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Micronesia
United States
Pacific Islands
Eugenie Anderson
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Congress
Peace Corps
Trust Territory
Pacific Trust Territory
U. S
Spain
Guam
Germany
Japan
U. S. Navy
United Nations
Hawaii
American Samoa
Pacific
Soviet Union
Two Senators Enter 1964 VP Run But Wounds May Sink
The piece notes Hubert Humphrey and Jacob Javits as definite VP contenders for 1964. It cites their liberal records, recent Dodd Klein probe fallout, and letters supporting Gen. Klein. It accuses Humphrey and Javits of gullibility and links Javits to Rheinmetall and Dodd.
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United States
Hubert Humphrey
LBJ
Jacob Javits
New York
George Romney
Michigan
Javits
Humphrey
Senate
Dodd-Klein
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Julius Klein
Chicago
Douglas MacArthur
Ben
Klein
Sen
U.S
Rheinmetall
Dusseldorf
Gen. Klein
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Hubert
Dodd
Germany
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen. Dodd
Gen
West Germany
State Department
Stockholm
Jim Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Leo Grills
Alexandria
Lisbon
Europe
Bankers Seek Peace Profit In Viet Nam Era
An editorial argues finance leaders view global peace as the prime market driver. It notes wartime profits declined and peacetime growth could boost banking in Wall Street and international hubs, with Japanese and American markets poised for expansion.
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Finance Magazine
Financial Magazine
Spain
Franco
Rothschild
Hitler
Viet Nam
Japan
Nippon
Saigon
Southeast Asia
America
Wall
LaSalle
Montgomery
McGeorge Bundy
Ford Foundation
Johnson
Eisaku Sato
Pearl Harbor
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