Cut in foreign aid backed by many but opposed by liberals
The article notes broad support for reducing foreign aid in President Johnson's budget amid criticism of the program's ineffectiveness. It cites a proposed new aid total of 3.4 billion dollars, with potential future cuts to 2.5 billion or less, and argues for selective aid and a possible termination date. It warns of protests from beneficiaries of funding and opposition from lawmakers who fear losing appropriations.
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Johnson
Capitol Hill
Congress
Uncle Sam
Atlas
Washington
White House
U.S
Mr. Johnson
Geepal
Americans Face Comment From Psychiatrist On Violence
A national magazine reports psychiatrist Frederic Wertham stating the United States is highly violent with younger people committing crimes. He cites toy guns crime comics and violent TV as factors while noting flaws in broad national judgment. He warns society to avoid smugness as crime rates rise and calls attention to underlying social issues.
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Frederic Wertham
United States
Wertham
FBI
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Year 1964 Subscription Rates
A garbled page lists subscription rates for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal including morning evening and Sunday options. It mentions prices for in town and outside Lubbock, plus terms for 6 months and 1 year, with a pledge to the flag and a date of January 24, 1964. The OCR is incomplete and contains many errors.
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South Plains
Cervertite Rewapaper
Sun Sih
Luboock Avalanche-Journal
Heplanche Journal
Ubiuning Compary Inc
Vagnie
Lubbock
Sonia’ Gia
Garten
Lubboth
Iy Mall
Bonday
United of America
Lubbock, Tex
Book notes on Joe Kennedy and wartime reflections
Special correspondent Bob Considine discusses Americas stance on morality in journalism and flags a little known JFK book As We Remember Joe from 1945 a private tribute to Joe Kennedy Jr The piece notes Joes WWII mission and Churchill backed effort against German submarine pens as the narrative touchstone
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Joe
Jfk
International News Service
Hearst
Joe Jr
Navy
U.S
Winston Churchill
Joe, Jr
JDE
Teddy
Park Lane
A Vote Drama Politics Western Style by Ruth Montgomery
A satirical dispatch imagines Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater as frontier riders filming a TV western. Johnson and Goldwater meet, visit the White House, and mingle with Texans while Lady Bird hosts a barbecue. The piece intertwines election banter with playful Western imagery and a closing sportslike wrap.
CIA Blamed For Panama Riots In Dark Again
The piece criticizes the CIA for failing to detect Panama City unrest and links the riots to possible preplanning by Panamanian and Castro-linked factions. It notes long-standing suspicions about CIA transparency and cites past Algeria and Vietnam references to question agency intuition and tactics.
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Elal Cor
Ngton
Central Intelligence
Jowsly
White House
Pierre Salinger
Chiari
Soviet Denial of Rift With Allies Quelled by Washington
In Moscow Alexander Scherbakov of the Soviet information bureau says Hitler aims to split democracies but unity among anti Hitler coalitions has grown. The stance reassures American and British diplomats who deem Russia and the Allies not drifting apart. A note on fashion hints at 1920s flapper styles resurfacing in spring designs by New York houses. Kenneth Pharr, 19, gunner’s mate third class, son of Jim and (name unreadable) Pharr, home on leave from Norfolk Navy Yard.
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Ilver
Podner
Slim Johnson
Washington
White House
Silver Goldwater
Mississippi
Slim
Texas
Silver
Lady Bird
Lady’ Bird
Moscow
Hitler
Soviet Union
Alexander
Scherbackev
Scherbakov
Russia
Eet
New York
Isa
Kenneth Pharr
Jim Pharr
Ninth Street
Navy
Norfolk
CIA Spreads Past Its Goal Is Wider Power Questioned
Henry J. Taylor argues the CIA operates beyond needed limits, citing lavish spending, embassy overstaffing, and unaudited budgets. He warns of penetration risks, calls for a compact, mission-focused spy service, and notes Cuban and regional deployments amid broader Cold War tensions. He ends with a beer import duty note from Cairo.
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Washington
CIA
State Department
William J. Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Aspidistra
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