Foreign aid debate trims costs and lessons from history
The London Times questions aid as friendship lever while the 1963 US budget trims foreign aid to 3 billion, below authorized and requested levels. The Panama road saga and Farland resignation fuel calls for deeper Clay Report scrutiny and a shift away from aid as a tool against communism.
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One-Sided Fairness The Fairness Doctrine Debate
A historical critique asserts the Federal Communications Commission’s fairness doctrine expands control over speech. It argues the rule forces newsmakers to air opposing views and labels controversial programs by political labels, warning of government suppression of dissent.
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The Radical Right in America Today memo noted by Kennedy aide
Walter Reuther memorandum entitled The Radical Right in America Today defines Jeffersonian Democrats and conservatives as the radical right. It targets southern lawmakers allied with Republicans on federalist power, citing Goldwater Byrd Thurmond Waggonner and Passman, and claims the fairness doctrine was kept from public analysis and bypassed Congress.
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Strom Thurmond
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Joe Waggonner
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British Criticism Eases as US Negro College Enrollments Surpass Britain
The piece notes Britain’s earlier sharp critique of US race policy softening as more Caribbean-born residents move to Britain. It cites U.S. News and World Report data: 250,000 Negroes in U S colleges versus 216,000 total British college students, meaning US Negroes outnumber Britain’s total college students by 34,000 and the average Black American has three times better odds of college access.
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Foundations Escape IRS Wrath in Tax Case Fallout
The Longwood Foundation with $122 million assets didn't file four years of tax returns 1955 to 1958 yet faced no penalties, prompting Rep. Patman to attack IRS laxity toward foundations while contrasting a California taxpayer case of IRS harassment over $6,000 income. Patman urges reform as Johnson leans on vocational education bill passage.
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Mortimer Caplin
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Insomnia Advice for Elderly Woman by Dr Steincrohn
A 73 year old woman suffers chronic insomnia despite sleep aids and routines. Her husband asks for guidance. the doctor notes sleep needs vary and suggests evaluating daytime napping and stress factors. He offers a leaflet and mentions aspirin with sherry as a possible late night aid.
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Ohio Republicans Favor Goldwater Slump Creates Uncertainty
RALPH TOLEDANO reports an AP poll showing a drop in Goldwater support among Ohio GOP leaders, yet state chairman Ray Bliss promotes a favorite son slate to keep Goldwater off the ballot. Of 25 leaders polled, 15 still back Goldwater, nine neutral, one opposed, with further shifts expected once Goldwater declares his candidacy in January. The piece notes confusion from Rhodes and the state party as efforts hinge on Goldwater’s formal entry.
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Howard G. Young
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Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Albert S. Close
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Barry Goldwater
United States
Eleanor White
Cleveland
James Rhodes
Philippines start progress movement as alternative aid
Washington reports that the Philippines launched the Fiestas for Progress Movement to combat poverty and stagnation. Sen. Raul Manglapus recounts Hilarion Henares’s plan to boost rural incomes via pig farming and credit unions, creating local cooperatives and home industries.
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Alliance For Progress
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Philippines
Raul S. Manglapus
Manglapus
Hilarion Henares
Henares
Pateros
Generosity Urges Gift From Heart To Christ
Bible Digest by Ht. B. Dean notes Mark 12 44 contrasts offerings of abundance with a widow’s full sacrifice. The message: God sees both amount and potential gifts and urges generosity toward the cause of Christ as the lasting reward.
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Monroe World News Star Why Publishing Ledger
The Monroe World News Star stresses independent status and daily morning publication by News Star World Publishing Corporation. It notes editors Norman H. Smith and Ewing Jr and asserts support for right and opposition to wrong, free from party politics.
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