Israel's Africa Policy Proves Effective Grassroots Diplomacy
After a two month Africa tour the Jerusalem based report finds Israel building broad African ties through no strings aid and practical training. Israel emphasizes on the ground diplomacy with ambassadors at breakfasts and street corners while funding engineers geologists agronomists and youth advisers rather than classrooms.
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Ward Cannel
Jerusalem
Israel
Nea
Africa
sub-Sahara
United States
Western policy shift on Africa and Israel cooperation
Western policy makers seek closer ties with Israel to aid Africa but Western nations restrict collaboration. The cold war context pressures diplomats to tread carefully in Africa, where cooperation is viewed as imperialism and action is costly.
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Irica
Israel
Sub Sahara Africa
Middle East
Jerusalem
Africa
U.S
Economic Upturn Heartening Dillon
New York AP. Secretary of the Treasury Dillon says the short run economic outlook is bright but not gloriously rosy. He calls the upturn heartening and says only tax reduction can accelerate growth, noting potential 1964 revenue above estimates by up to one billion dollars. He cautions employment may not improve without tax cuts.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dilon
Dillon
University of Connecticut Loeb
Marine in Training at Camp Pendleton
Marine Lance Corporal Robert P. Dayton, son of Mrs. Mary F. Dayton of La Crosse, is undergoing lock-on training with the First Battalion of the 7th Marine Regiment at Camp Pendleton California. Lock-on spans six weeks from basic fire team tactics to advanced company and battalion maneuvers.
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Marine In
Fainoourton
Calif
Robert P. Dayton
Mary F. Dayton
Sumner St
la Crosse
7Th Marine Regiment
Camp Pendleton
Accreditation Plan For Homes For Aged OK'd
The Wisconsin Council of Homes and Hospitals Serving the Aged approved an accreditation schedule for state aged care homes. It plans an independent body with major medical organization representation to administer the program and fund setup for at least a year. Harold E. Goetsch urged national uniformity and a multi lateral approach through the American Hospital Association. The council notes rapid shifts from residential to nursing care with broader nursing needs. About 150 nonprofit homes exist in Wisconsin, including private endowments, religious affiliates, and government facilities.
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Israel
U.N
Congo
U.S
Madison
Wisconsin Council of Homes and Hospitals Serving the Aged, Inc
Harold E. Goetsch
Bureau of Registration and Approval
American Hospital Association
Chicago
Ill
Goetsch
Wisconsin Council
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D. J. Quillin Realty CO
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