Kennedy De Gaulle Europe Struggle Shapes Visit
Max Lerner argues Kennedy and de Gaulle both travel to dramatize positions and reassure Europe amid a landscape of political instability. He notes Berlin Wall drama, Italian papal timing, and German doubts about U S aims, while predicting few new decisions from Kennedy's trip.
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Mental health and religion clash over a drowning hope
A reader asks how to help a college graduate son who embraces prolonged prayer while his family relies on welfare. Dr Molner says true faith supports mental health, but losing touch with reality requires psychiatric treatment and possible court-ordered examination. He notes clergy often aid mental health and offers his booklet on headaches.
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Doctor's Advice on Fistula Risk and Hemorrhoids Help
A yearlong urinary stream with air bubbles may indicate a fistula between urinary tract and bowel. A urology exam is advised. Hemorrhoids can be cured and a booklet on the real cure is available from Dr Molner with a self addressed stamped envelope and 20c.
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Balance of Payments Crisis Aims for U S Diet
This column argues the United States must curb foreign spending and reform its balance of payments. It cites IMF head Pierre-Paul Schweitzer comparing the issue to a liver ailment and recalls the 1960 Bonn trip to share defense costs. The piece ends with a pledge that America is awake on Monday.
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Kennedy defeats move for more funds in Area Redevelopment
The House rejected another push to add money for the Area Redevelopment Administration, slowing but not ending aid to low income regions. The 1961 act authorized 289 million dollars for four years, with most funds unspent yet earmarked for targeted areas.
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North American News Pact mocked for public perception
A collage of quotes critiques how media and public view intelligence and publicity. The column jokes about compliment value varying by region and notes the scrutiny faced by public figures, critics, and entertainers amid sensational topics.
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