China’s diplomacy hit snag with South Asia trip
Liu Shao-chi’s tour of Pakistan Afghanistan and Burma yielded polite receptions but refusals to mention Viet Nam in communiques. The shows indicate sober second thoughts toward Chinese policy in Southeast Asia and bolster U S diplomacy as nations near Red China refrain from sides on Viet Nam.
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Red China
Liu Shao-chi
Peking
U. S
Viet Nam
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Burma
Lui
South Asia
Ayub Khan
Southeast Asia
North
South
Indonesia
Australia
New Zealand
Soviet Union
India
Canada
Train Journey Through Eastern USA to Montreal Editors Enjoy Scenic Trip
A group including Josh Horne and Perry Morgans travels from Grand Central to Montreal aboard the Delaware and Hudson. They tout Hudson Valley scenery from Yonkers to Lake Champlain and note smooth Canadian clearance en route to the American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting. The trip features reflections on American greatness and theater stops in New York.
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New York
Montreal
Quebec
America
Josh Horne
Catskills
Perry Morgans
Charlotte
Purser Hewitts
Jackson, Miss
Daily News
U.S
Grand Central Station
Yonkers
Hudson
Saratoga Springs
West Point
Fort Ticonderoga
Fort Henry
Lake Champlain
Green Mountains
Vermont
Glen Falls
Albany
Plattsburgh
Rouses Point
Canada
New York State Canal
Two Million
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic Ocean
American Society of Newspaper Editors
North America
Washington
Quebec Premier Leage urges understanding amid fear of U S assimilation
The piece notes Jean Lesage arguing that Canada may need Quebec to sustain independence and France speaking to defense against American assimilation. It cites Australian Labour leader Arthur Calwell predicting possible ties with the United States for protection and analyzes fears of Chinese expansion and the Western alliance.
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Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Canada
Jean Lesage
Quebec
U. S
Labor Party
Arthur Calwell
United States
Lesage
SIPEX in Washington Highlights Global Philatelic Exhibit
The Sixth International Philatelic Exhibition SIPEX will run in Washington in late May drawing 2,400 display frames and tens of thousands of collectors from the U S and abroad. A rare proof sheet of the Penny Black 1840 is insured for over 10 million dollars and notable frames include items from Prince Rainier and Cardinal Spellman. The event marks a major milestone since Civil War era stamp issues and promises extensive public interest.
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Times of London
London
U. S
Herodotus
United States
Great Britain
Prince Ranier of
Monaco
Cardinal Spellman
SIPEX
Canal Zone
Thatcher Ferry Bridge
North America
Nuclear fears and Middle East arms race worry officials
Washington reports on Israeli nuclear ambitions, Soviet influence in the Middle East, and the risk of widening nuclear proliferation. Ambassadors in Beirut push for controls as Israel may begin reactors near Tel Aviv and Beersheba, while Euratom and West Germany loom in plutonium plans. China’s new bomb adds urgency for talks.
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Washington
U. S
Middle East
Beirut
Raymond Hare
Asia
Walworth Barbour
Israel
Tel Aviv
Beersheba
Negev Desert
Barbour
Russia
Khaled Bagdash
Damascus
Syria
Kremlin
Euphrates River
Euratom
State Department
West Germany
Karlsruhr Atomic Energy Center
Julius Klein
Chicago
Tom Dodd
Klein
China
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Johnson
United States
Warsaw
John Lodge
William Fulbright
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Red China
White House
Defense Department
When You Come To The End Of A Perfect Day
A nostalgic verse depicts an old fashioned day of farm chores. A grandmother milks, slops, chores, and bakes as calves escape and are spooked. She closes with a peaceful organ moment and a closing hymn-like line.
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