Peace Corps in Indonesia Sparks Public Outcry
A dispatch from Indonesia reports a popular uproar against American Peace Corps volunteers amid debate over U.S. aid and Cold War politics. The piece suggests Sukarno may stage-manage the issue to affect aid and questions how many nonfriendly nations host Peace Corps personnel while friendly states wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indonesia
Sukarno
Peiping
Actu
Reds
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
United States
Congress
Civil Rights Fight Shapes Kennedy Policy and Senate Strategy
The piece analyzes Kennedy's civil rights push and Senate dynamics. It notes administration eagerness to delay and seek broader support for welfare amid pressure. It warns of a potential grand filibuster and the political risks for Kennedy and Democrats if the fight delays progress and fuels anti-Kennedy sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
State Department
Mason and Dixon Line
Democratic Party
World Food Congress Set To Convene In Washington
The World Food Congress opens in Washington with about 1 200 delegates from 190 nations to assess hidden hunger. It marks the FAO's 20th anniversary and launches a five year campaign to spur self help in food security through private funding and international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
TAQ
Hot Springs
FAQ
U.N
Borme
FAO
United Nations
China
United States
U.S. Freedom From Hunger Foundation
Kingsport Times masthead fragment and postal notice
Fragmentary newspaper masthead for Kingsport Times lists staff positions and contact details. Includes publisher, editor, and general manager roles with city address cues and postage information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley A. White
OG. Hoberger
Wo. McAuliffe
Eainevil Page
Fohr C
Glan
Tautnsaint F
Marker Streat
Kingsport
SBUIT
M Post Oltica
Kinane
Amo
Larar
Huon
Beth
Today's Bible Thought Deacons Face Apostolic Standards
A devotional note cites 1 Timothy 3:8 urging deacons to be serious and sincere, avoiding wine addictions and greed. The reflection emphasizes integrity, self control, and proper conduct for church leadership in a concise, period-appropriate tone.
The Times Daily Tonic Money Not Required to Buy
Henry Davit Thareau argues that essential soul needs cannot be paid for with money. He contends true fulfillment comes from nonmaterial pursuits and personal integrity rather than wealth or material gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Davit Thareau
State Department
Dale Caragpie
Roderiga
Jaga
Mal Toney
New Vehicle Taxes and License Changes Announced
The Tennessee Department of Revenue outlines March 1 1964 increases to passenger vehicle and farm truck registration fees plus revised truck weight rules and new license classifications. Highlights include higher H and P designations, a 20 percent penalty for misregistered trucks, and expanded provisions for farm and commercial vehicles under the Motor Vehicle Title and Registration Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
General Assembly
Jess
State of Tennessee
Department of Revenue
Motor Vehicle Division
War Memorial Building
Nashville
Tennessee
Kennedy shifts Asia aid to build India Indonesia third force
The Allen-Scott Report outlines major policy changes in Asia with the United States boosting military and economic aid to India to $3 billion and to Indonesia to about $200 million yearly over two years. Pakistan Thailand Formosa South Korea and South Vietnam will see reduced aid and advisers. Bundy Beil and White House officials pressed Congress to back arms programs despite ally objections as India’s Nehru era gains stronger backing. Indonesia’s aid aims to stabilize its economy and lessen dependence on Communist support, while Sino-Soviet competition mounts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Asia
Far East
U.S
India
Indonesia
China
Russia
Sukarno
Pakistan
Thailand
Formosa
South Korea
South Vietnam
U. S
Servepalli Radhakrishnan
White House
Congress
William P. Bundy
Nehru
Bundy
Darger
Europe
Porign
David Beil
Kregilin
House Foreign Affors Committee
Communist Party
Commi
Jakarta
Rus
Dakatia
Brazil
Alliance For Progress
Goulart
State Department
House
U, S
Inter-American Development Bank
de Gaulle
Macmillan
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Taly
NATO
Tt Wall
West
Desolate Belle Glade bus crash survivor recalls loss
In Belle Glade Ernest Howell, 12, mourns the missing from the bus canal disaster that killed 27, including his mother and siblings. In Birmingham Mayor Hanes urges citizens to repudiate desegregation deals and back city government resisting integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Glade, Fla
Ernest D. Howell
Birmingham
Ala
Art Hanes
Random Reflections on Politics and Society
A fractured, stream of consciousness collection discusses India’s leadership, diplomacy, and political outlook. It veers into remarks on gender, courtship, and aging, interspersed with stray anecdotes about the Senate, drivers, and life’s pace, offering a dated, satirical perspective.
Fungi Threat Infections Rise As Immune Systems Weaken
Wayne Brandstadt explains how fungi and yeasts now cause notable infections alongside bacteria and viruses. Histoplasmosis and cryptococcosis threaten especially those with chronic illness, with inhaled fungal spores reaching the brain to cause meningitis, while amphotericin B supports control though not a cure until immunity builds. early diagnosis is urged and a skin test would help.
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Bor
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Peter Edson
Mexico
Muna Eva Samane le Lapiz Malvos
Hlora Azikiwi
Nigeria
Souvanna Phouma
Orville Freeman
New England
Carolinas
Tennessee Valley
Kingsport Times
United Prange Tover Nacional
Beraln
the Times
Office
the Commissioner of Revenue
Viet Nam
Allen-Scott
Mac
W. J. McAuliffe
Servepalli Raethakrishmin
Servepalli
Adi
Ular
Wayne Brandstadt
Han
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