Venetian Odyssey to Greece Shares Yugoslav Egyptian Voyage
Max Lerner recalls a Venice to Greece trip aboard an unlikely mix of vessels on a Dalmatian coast route. The shifted from a Yugoslav ship to an Egyptian boat amid political show, cultural clashes, and a mosaic of travelers from Britain to the United States. He notes Split’s ruins, Dubrovnik’s quiet beauty, and Titoist economic drive shaping Belgrade and travel mood.
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Venice
Greece
Paris
Dalmatian
Split
Pula
Dubrovnik
France
Spain
Italy
Belgrade
Kennedy Visit in Doubt Amid Profumo Scandal
The English and French press question Kennedy's Britain trip over the Profumo sex and security affair. The Daily Telegraph says it may be best postponed to restore balance, while UPI notes German visits raise US concerns and possible anger from de Gaulle.
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United Press International
Kennedy
Britain
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy eyes opportune meeting with Macmillan amid Profumo scandal
In Paris Le Figaro reports Kennedy believes it an opportune time to meet British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to avoid tying his name to British policy. The timing coincides with the Profumo scandal, suggesting Macmillan seeks Kennedy’s aid to stay in power.
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Paris
le Figaro
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
East German Paper Urges Kennedy to Skip West Germany Highpoint
The Neues Deutschland criticizes a U.S. presidential European visit proposing Kennedy avoid West Germany as the trip’s apex. The note hints at cautious diplomacy amid Cold War tensions and a planned itinerary disruption.
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Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Kennedy
West Germany
International press comments on Kennedy era civil rights and policy
European and British papers critique Kennedy’s nuclear talks with Britain and his civil rights push. Ya questions Europe’s stance, Bild calls U.S. race violence a tragedy, Sueddeutsche warns of Civil War echoes, Le Monde predicts Capitol siege risk, Glasgow Herald urges firm equality action to fight Communism.
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Madrid
Kennedy
Britain
Moscow
Europe
London
de Gaulle
Bild-Zeitung
U.S. South
Medgar Evers
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Munich
Alabama
le Monde
Senate
Washington
Capitol
Glasgow Herald of Scotland
Dean Rusk
Diet advice and health questions from Dr Molner
A sixteen year old seeks approval for a lean diet with balanced meals while parents insist on more weight. Dr Molner cites studies linking overweight to illness and longevity, suggests medical chart guidance, and endorses modest weight reduction with protein rich foods. Also addressed are concerns about leaving a truss and sugar substitutes, with a reminder on getting diabetes info from the column.
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Dr. Molner
Stanford study finds lower class students feel like strangers
An eight year study at Stanford University reports that students from lower class families are often strangers in university life, yet they maintain strong scholastic records despite social challenges.
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Eugene, Orc
UPI
Stanford University
Pension funds shift claims on future growth and markets
A National Bureau study led by Roger F. Murray details pension fund power and limits. It finds rumors overstate union asset heft, note funds favor long term aims, and reveal growth from 4 billion in 1940 to 68.7 billion in 1960 with projections toward 319.3 billion by 1990.
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The
National
Bureau of Economic Research
Roger F. Murray
Columbia University
Graduate School of Business
Murray
United States
Exhaust fumes blamed for driver drowsiness in traffic
The National Automobile Club warns that close following in slow heavy traffic can expose a driver to dangerous levels of carbon monoxide from the car ahead. Tests indicate inhaling exhaust may cause distinct drowsiness while behind the wheel.
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San Francisco
UPI
National Automobile Club
Interland Student Voices Fear About Education
A quoted student laments harsh criticism of the educational system and expresses doubt about readiness to face the world, highlighting concerns over preparation and confidence in future prospects.
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