Do-It-Yourself Voice of America Project Aims Abroad
George Ward promotes a youth correspondence program linking U S pupils with African students using tape recorders. He seeks Western readers to oppose anti Western trends by fostering equality yet rejects communist “equality of slavery.” Ward targets university students as key to spreading controlled Western ideas amid post colonial movements.
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Highlands School
George Ward
Vari
United States
Ward
Voice of America
Africa
Ghana
Zanzibar
Johnson Doctrine and Vietnam War Containment Debate
The piece argues the Vietnam conflict centers on halting communism expansion, likening it to a long U.S. war strategy. It critiques Johnson's approach and Secretary Rusk's denial of Viet Cong influence, noting credible evidence of a Vietnamese insurgent presence.
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America
Johnson
Viet Nam
Rusk
Viet Cong
South
Idea Carriers and the Viet Nam Debate in Elite Circles
An almanac essay argues that U S policy on Viet Nam shows Johnson lacking deep feel for academic sentiment while Rusk and Kennedy align differently with intellectuals. It frames scholars as carriers of ideas, noting ideas shape crisis and survival though influence varies among elites and the university.
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Viet Nam
Rusk
Rhodes
Rockefeller Foundation
Johnson
Kennedy
Selma
Academies
Bay of Tonkin
Asia
America
Pentagon
Midgets and a Phillips of Speech In English Tone
A column reviews Sophie Tucker at the Palace Theatre and a troupe of midgets disrupting her act, then shifts to critique of American policy in Viet Nam and campus attitudes. The writer uses humor about language and names to discuss speech habits and national debates.
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Washington
Sophie Tucker
Palace Theater
New York
Sophie
United States
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
Ossun Southern Ry Only Home Owned Sceneeneet
The notice appears to be a masthead listing editors and staff at a Nevada newspaper. It names G. H. Meenspun as editor and publisher, Bryn Armstrong as assistant to the publisher, Vince Anselmo as managing editor, and others including Richard Calhoun city editor, Bruce Banke sports editor, and Barbara Greenspun among staff. Subscription rates and office details follow, with price points for daily and Sunday copies and various mail plans.
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Southern Ry
Ruthe Deskin
Barbara Greenspun
Post Office
Las Vegas
Nevada
Word-Griffith Co
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
United Press International
Nevada State
Aseo Paper Publishers Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Audit Bureau of
Moss
Dear John Advice Column Fragment
A jumble of reader questions and columnist snatches about dog begging at the table and family dynamics. It includes a hostile quip about guests and a note to Robert Moses about a winter closure.
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John
Robert Moses
Inquiring Photographer Opinions on News Media
Quotes from readers in Las Vegas discuss preferred news sources. They favor newspapers for daily events, viewing television as a time saver but less comprehensive, and view magazines as less suitable for current news.
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SUN
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Max Lerner
A.e.cahian
Almanac
William S. White
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
William Fulbright
Arkansas
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Pakistan
India
White House
Mars
Robert Browning
Highway 101
Barbara
Ruth
Richard Jose
Hozay
Dickie Jose
Jose
San Joaquin
San Juan
San Diego
Pioneer Theatre
el Cortez
el Rancho
el Morocco
Montgomery Ward
Congress
Germany
General Fj
Rheims
France
FBI
Pascal
Osun
Continental United
Mrs. Francis Finnegan
Secretarill Deutsch Ins. Co
Bill Flangas
Sunup
Donna Pixley
Photorama
Ken Jones
Mike Gordon
Sid Whitmore
Klein Bar
Ellis Lodge
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