Private Capital Pushed Into Foreign Aid Void
The Clay committee urges scaling back foreign aid from 3.9 billion to about 3.4 billion or less and shifting emphasis to private capital and private development. It argues aid should be tighter and smaller while preserving U S security and urging private sector led growth over handouts.
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Lucius D. Clay
Clay Committee
George Meany
U. S
Con Game Behind Radio TV Ratings Unmasked by Hearings
The House committee hearings expose manipulation in radio and television audience ratings. Chairman Oren Harris questions how the industry arrived at this fix as ratings figures are shown to be hoaxes. Rating firms project sample data to broad populations and pass results to salesmen, buyers, and schedulers who treat them as gospel. Newspapers face circulation fraud allegations, with audited figures now available to reveal the truth behind claimed audiences.
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House Permanent Investigations Committee
Oren Harris
Arkansas
McNamara Faces Senate Fire Over TFX Contract Decision
Editorial outlines Secretary McNamara's clash with Senate Investigations subcommittee over the alleged favoritism in awarding the Tactical Fighter Experimental contract to General Dynamics. It weighs the $62 billion program against Boeing, noting commonality advantages and potential cost savings, while situating the dispute in a broader civil military power struggle. The piece recalls Eisenhower’s warning on military industry influence and frames Congress as a contested referee in the issue.
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Senate
Capitol Hill
Robert S. McNamara
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
McNamara
General Dynamics Corp
Boeing Company
Pentagon
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Navy
Fred Korth
General Dynamics
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Boeing
Army
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Washington
Wichita, Kan
Korth
Fort Worth
Johnson
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Armed Services
White House
Washington Notebook notes Kennedy tax joke and media clash
A Washington notebook recalls Robert F Kennedy joking about expense rules with Mortimer Caplin and the President’s toast. It also covers cab drivers in Washington, Roswell Gilpatric canceling a Franco trip, a quote by Emanuel Celler, Minow’s testimony on broadcasting, Meader’s Chinese proverb remark, and 1964 GOP convention bidding signals between Florida and San Francisco.
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Washington
NEA
Robert F. Kennedy
Advertising Council
Kennedy
Mortimer Caplin
Internal Revenue
The
United States
Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Celler Committee
Celler
George Meader
Reich
Bryant Aides Propose Miami Beach as Stage for Cuban Democracy
The text notes Bryant and associates promoting Miami Beach as a setting to showcase democracy to the Cubans. It records a staged display of influence before an expected Florida political jab by former Gov Fuller Warren that Florida is hard to fail in.
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Bryant
Helpers
Miami Beach
Florida
Bill Saunders
Greensboro Daily News
American Business Club
Arthur Kirkman
State House
Raleigh
Pete Gibson
U.S
Latin America
Panama Canal Zone
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Soviet Union
Hungary
Moscow
Lumumba University
South America
Alliance For Progress
High Point Enterprise Staff and Circulation Details
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, lists staff including D A Rawley as president, Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer, Holt McPherson as editor, Joe Brown as managing editor, C W Patterson Jr as advertising director, W Idol Jr as a staffer, and Charles B Loflin as business manager. It details subscription rates by mail and carrier, tax notes, and notes on AP news use and carrier contracts.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Piedmont Council Leader Defends Girl Scout Merger
Virginia D. Bell, president of the North Carolina Piedmont Girl Scout Council, argues for merging with Keyauwee and rebuts critics. She cites district structure, lending libraries, long distance calls, national delegates, and troop support, noting Rocky Lodge and other camps as shared assets and praising joint board discussions.
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the Enterprise
North Carolina “Piedmont
North Carolina Piedmont
Keyaunee
Enterprise
North Carolina
Piedmont
Reidsville
Leaksville
Asheboro
Alamance County
Point
High Point
Thomasville
Jamestown
Alamance
Peidmont
Keyauwee
Rocky Lodge
Pine Away
Chinquapenn
Douglas Long
Old Mill-Martha Love
Rockingham
Randolph
Virginia D. Bell
North Carolina Piedmont Girl Scout Council
Poison Prevention Week Promotes Safe Home Storage
Jaycees sponsor antidote sheets for Poison Prevention Week urging families to keep medicines and household products out of children's reach. The note highlights 2,133 ingestion cases in under fives and urges locked cabinets and instant removal of containers when adults leave rooms.
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Jaycees
George C. McLarty, Jr
American Pharmaceutical Association
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