Balaguer faces test in fragile Dominican democracy
The piece analyzes Balaguer and Bosch amid U.S. diplomacy after the 1960s Dominican intervention. It notes neutrality of Washington, past Trujillo ties, exile histories, and the challenge of stability. U.S. aid totals exceed $130 million as observers foresee a 20 year path to durable order.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Juan Bosch
White House
Rafael Trujillo
Bosch
Balaguer
Trujillo
Honduras
Mexico
University of San Domingo
U. S
Puerto Rico
New York City
Kennedy presses LSD hearings amid claims of showmanship
Washington observers fault Senator Robert Kennedy for headline grabbing on drug policy. His Government Legislation Committee hearings on LSD are contrasted with a separate narcotics subcommittee, with critics calling the effort window dressing and lacking real legislative push.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Committee On Government
Senate
New York
Urban Renewal Bill Faces Senate Hurdle In Louisiana
Louisiana Senate reschedules a permissive urban renewal bill allowing cities to hold referendums on projects and invite private investment with government support. Sponsored by Senator Laurance Eustis, the measure would keep property on tax rolls and let municipalities drive renewal with public and private resources. CABL and LMA back the plan, aiming for a sympathetic committee hearing next week. The note ends with a statistic that about 65 percent of high school graduates do not attend college.
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Louisiana
Senate
Laurance Eustis
New Orleans
Eustis
Council For A Better Louisiana
CABL
Louisiana Municipal Association
LMA
United Nations Seen As Hope For Viet Nam Solution
The United States seeks an honorable Viet Nam outcome through the United Nations, arguing that U.N. peacekeeping can curb aggression in North Viet Nam. Secretary of State Dean Rusk cites secrecy in diplomacy, warns against U.S. internal dissent impacting policy, and urges mobilizing the free world to press Red China and the Soviet Union to halt aid to North Viet Nam. The piece notes Hong Kong dispatches questioning U.S. prestige and urges renewed U.N. action.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
William Fulbright
U.S
Santo Domingo
U. S
Fulbright
Washington
United States
United Nations
U. N
Korea
Dean Rusk
Williamsburg
Asia
South
Hanoi
Peiping
Hong Kong
Red China News Agency
America
Rusk
Africa
U.N
Congo
Free World
Red China
Soviet Union
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Church's West Europe Hearings Prompt Guilt Complex
Senator Frank Church plans Foreign Relations hearings on West Europe, drawing criticism for a mild guilt complex about U S actions. The piece argues he may project biased views, hinting at Europe’s envy of American power and urging pride in American leadership.
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Senate
Pen
Church
Idaho
West Europe
de Gaulle
NATO
Frank Church
Europe
USA
West Germany
Red China
North
Viet Nam
Medicare expansion plans spark national debate
Washington officials draft Kiddiecare and Deaticare style bills to subsidize medical, dental, and vision care for children under six and for middle income Americans. The push aims to extend Title 19 funding, with New York already enacting broad subsidies, while critics warn of state bankruptcies and rising costs.
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Washington — Administration
Johnson
San Antonio
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S
New York State
State of
New York
Puerto Rico
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
San Francisco
George Christopher
Pat Brown
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Brown
Christopher
Nelson Rockefeller
Sam
Philip R. Chase
Syracuse Post-Standard
Communist Party
Harlem
Midwest
South
Harold Cooley
D-.n.c
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
James Gardner
GOP
Colley
Washington
How To Keep Well Teen Sex and Guidance in Adolescence
A health column discusses adolescence and the early sex drive in boys, noting emotional immaturity, the need for guidance, and parental cooperation. It contrasts natural outlets like athletics with the tension of sex, advises counseling by knowledgeable adults, and invites questions via stamped self addressed envelopes.
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van Dellen
Instant Coffee Health Effects Question
Reader asks if drinking instant coffee is unhealthy. It may overstimulate the nervous and vascular systems when consumed in excess. Instant coffee is a dehydrated product. the ingredients persist even after water removal.
Pressure and kidneys health note by R N
R N explains that high blood pressure does not cause kidney inflammation but chronic hypertension can harden renal blood vessels, impairing kidney function. A Health Hint adds that proper humidity helps nose and throat discomfort.
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R. N
Monroe News Paragraphed Public Notice Style
The Monroe News dated June 1 1909 lists publication details including affiliations and staff roles at News World Publishing Corporation Bylines note Associated Press dispatches and general policy statements About advertisers and the paper’s independence from party politics printed in a verbose local newspaper boilerplate style
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Monroe News Sar
Monroe Post Office
News World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Mongett la
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Jess
Associated Brass
Ranham Company Nationaleriising
New York
Leago
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Anles
Charlotte
Tees Ws
Newenn R
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