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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1963

Page

7

$97 Billion in Foreign Aid Committed Since 1945

Congressional Quarterly reports the United States pledged $97.133 billion in foreign aid from July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1962 across about 110 countries and territories. About $66 billion was economic assistance and $31 billion military aid with loans rising from grants. India emerged as the top aid recipient by 1962.

United States Agency For International Development Foreign Aid Agency Congress Europe Asia Africa U. S Development Loan Fund India U.S

Staph Infections and Boils Advice From Dr Mother

Dear Dr Mother explains that the staph germ is common, can linger, and may cause boils and skin infections. Proper hygiene and vaccination may help in extreme cases, while reinfection from clothing is unlikely with normal laundering. The column also covers birth control pills, blood clots, and gelatin intake with cautious, general guidance.

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How Much Does a Husband Cost in 1963

A June look at wedding costs shows brides and families facing rising expenses as marriages set new records. The guide breaks down budgets from gowns to flowers, photography, and reception extras, with stipulations on trousseaus and linens.

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New Frontiers Man Endures Odd Household Trials

A Washington columnist mix of anecdotes and quips covers a bareheaded, 50 mile trek, a rocking chair in the parlor, and a joke about bread cutting. The commentary contrasts politics, TV programming, and aging with wit and domestic musings.

Graduation Orators Question Major Cooper Drifting Phrase

A reader questions the wisdom of describing Major Cooper as drifting while commencement speakers prepare to address the graduating class. The remark hints at tensions over language and perception in the ceremony context.

Major Cooper

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