Does Vietnam deserve restraint or greater power?
Historian Henry Steele Commager testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urging restraint amid U S imperial tendencies. He warns against a moralistic spread of democracy and calls for a long view and sympathy toward new nations while cautioning against overextension.
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Henry Steele Commager
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
North Vietnam
Peace Corps
U. S
Europe
Latin America
Africa
High Point council weighs up to 300000 for Haley Inn historical park
The city council agreed to consider spending as much as 300000 of anticipated private funds to develop Haley Inn property into a historical park. The move reflects growing local interest and broad support from the High Point Historical Commission and community leaders.
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High Point
Haley Inn
Fred Joyce
Labor and management to honor NLRB election milestone
In a rare cross sector event, the AFL-CIO and Electronics Industries Association co host a Capitol Hill luncheon for Leonard Paul Scheno the 25 millionth NLRB voter. Scheno helped steer a Reynolds Woodbridge plant vote for USW AFL CIO in 1965.
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Robert F. Wagner
D-N. Y
Robert A. Taft
United States
National Labor Relations Board
Leonard Paul Scheno
Carteret
N. J
Reynolds Metal Company
Aluminum Can
Woodbridge
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
Scheno
NLRB
The
Electronics Industries Association
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Labor Committees of Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Patman Presses IRS on Kaplan Fund CIA Ties in 1964 Hearing
Rep. Wright Patman highlighted IRS inaction on the Kaplan Fund amid alleged CIA connections. IRS officials admitted a file existed in New York and dodged specific questions, while Patman pressed for returns and donor addresses, noting delays and unresolved tax filings.
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CIA
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
Internal Revenue
IRS
Kaplan
Rogovin
Revenue Service
Cia-Kaplan
Harding
Milan Miskovsky
Lawrence Houston
J. M. Kaplan Fund
Kaplan Fund
Treasury
India’s turmoil and Thailand contrast from Union Carbide gaze
Perry Wilson of Union Carbide writes from Honolulu about India’s unrest and rise of socialism, citing starvation, distrustful government, and over 320 million cows. He praises Thailand as prosperous and anti charity, noting Phuket’s tin output and Thailand’s martial law. He details meetings with Thai leaders and a Bangkok dinner with Thanat Khoman and ambassadors.
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Union Carbide Corporation
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Honolulu
India
Ralph Miller
United States
Mr. Wilson
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Thailand
Indira Gandhi
Calcutta
Wilson
Congress Party
Bombay
America
Union Carbide
Phuket
Thanat Khoman
U.S
Martin
Mars Hill
North Carolina
Thanat
Indonesia
Prapos Charusathien
Serma Vinitchayakel
Tahiti
Australia
Singapore
Malaysia
Hong Kong
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