The Problem Of China Is Challenge To World
Two speakers at a Los Angeles conference urged a patient, understanding approach to China. Professors Isaacs and Losely call for patience, better mutual understanding, and political strength around China’s borders rather than simple military containment to avoid a nuclear confrontation.
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China
Los Angeles
World Affairs Council
Foreign Policy Association of
New York
Harold Isaacs
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Philip E. Losely
Columbia University
Isaacs
Mosley
The
Higher minimum charges set for birds and other cargo
The Civil Aeronautics Board raises the minimum charge for transporting birds and other live animals to $6.25, above the existing $5.50. Carriers sought higher rates for live animals, but the CAB justified the increase by factors like low live-creature traffic density, leaving customers to pay the higher rate.
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Air Express
Civil Aeronautics Board
Aunt Matilda
Katie Kept Her Pledge Amid War and Tragedy
Katie Flynn, teased for her looks and laughed at by neighbors, endures hardship in a tenement family. Norman Goldberg proposes, is drafted, returns, dies in a train accident, and Katie vows daily Stations of the Cross for five years. She completes the vow and keeps faith despite loss.
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Grandma Flynn
Katie
Grandma
Flynns
Goldbergs
Mr. Goldberg
Norman
Herlihy
Shamrock Inn
Goldberg
St David’s Day Welsh Song Festival in Cincinnati
The author joined Dr. John R. Owen and 300 St. David’s Society members for the 102nd annual St. David’s Day celebration in Cincinnati. Welsh and Irish heritage featured a relaxed program with slides from north Wales and a song festival of traditional tunes sung by locals and descendants.
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Joseph R .Baker
Cincinnati
Wales
Joe
John R. Owen
First Presbyterian Church
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
North
St. David's Society
Joyful Welsh Singing Event Lifts Spirits
A two hour session filled with songs brought joy to all attendees. The shared singing created a warm atmosphere making it hard to harbor negativity toward anyone.
Peace conference could end Vietnam war with US USSR talks
David Lawrence argues a US Soviet peace conference in Europe could accelerate Vietnam settlement. A framework includes US presentation of rehabilitation plans for Southeast Asia, potential cost savings, and bringing Red China into the talks. Diplomatic privacy and steady US commitment are essential to avert protracted conflict.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
Moscow
Europe
Switzerland
Hanoi
America
Southeast Asia
Russia
Kremlin
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Red China
Peking
Johnson
Journal Publi des News publication note
The Journal Publi des News announces subscription terms and mailing details. It lists location in Middletown Ohio and notes a yearly rate with advance payment. The item references 1857 as founding year.
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Publi Des News. Journal, Inc
My Ave
Saladioncwns
Ohio
Middletown
Tax Bill Pressure Shapes Mills Dollar Defense
Joseph Alsop explains House Ways and Means chairman Wilbur Mills faces strong pressures to pass a tax increase to defend the dollar and prevent a global monetary crisis. Mills signals potential backing if Vietnam spending rises, while warning the political cost of inaction could trigger wider economic chaos. The piece traces the stakes for the U S economy and international markets.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
Mills
Treasury
Federal Reserve
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
New York
Vietnam
U. S
de Gaulle
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