Vietnam in New York debate foreshadows neutral unified future
Max Lerner notes UN Vietnam debate in New York casts a possible future for Vietnam away from Ngo family rule toward a neutralized, unified state. De Gaulle’s stance complicates western lines as Paris circles Hanoi, Beijing, and Moscow while Nhu’s power and Chinese influence loom large.
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Vietnam
New York
Madame Nhu
de Gaulle
Ngo
South Vietnam
Nhu
Diem
France
Asia
America
Khrushchev
China
Hi Chi Minh
Geneva
Ho Chi Minh
Tito
Railroad Arbitration Board faces key diesel crew and job size issues
President Kennedy appoints Ralph Seward Benjamin Aaron and James Healy to chair the new Rail arbitration board with two labor and two management members. They have 80 days to decide whether firemen are needed on diesel yard and freight locomotives and the proper crew size, while other wage and work rules remain for bargaining and possible strikes loom.
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Ralph T. Seward
War Labor Board
Benjamin Aaron
University of California At Los Angeles
James J. Healy
Harvard
Byrnes and Morse Clash Over Kennedy Budget and Wallace
Rep John W Byrnes cites an $11.9 billion deficit in Kennedy era budgets while criticizing spending promises. Sen Wayne Morse accuses Gov George Wallace of inciting racial violence and rioting with blood on his hands.
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Washington
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
White House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Gev
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Los Alamos Chief Urges Ratification of Test Ban
Dr. N.E. Bradbury, director of the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, urges ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty, stating the United States should adopt the measure to advance arms control and international security.
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Washington
NE. Bradbury
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Hand me down shoes and family finances in foot health advice
Dear Dr. Mother discusses whether hand-me-down shoes harm children’s feet. He explains feet vary, shoes mold to wearers, and hand-me-downs can distort foot shape, urging new shoes when possible though noting exceptions for financially pressed families. He also answers Can vegetables be canned during menses with hokum refuted.
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Dr. Mother
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New York City Faces Looming Tax Hikes Amid Spending Boom
Sylvia Porter analyzes a municipal finance crisis as New York City's 1963 and 1964 spending climbs, teachers' raises hint at higher taxes, and city, state, and federal budgets strain under growing debt. The piece notes payroll growth versus hiring, diverse expenditure from bricks to welfare, and a squeeze on cities nationwide seeking relief from Washington.
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Wagner
New York City
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Defense
White House
Congress
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