Indo China policy and the Nixon gamble in Asia risk debate
Comments explore the Administration's Indo China policy as a bold move to prevent communist expansion in Southeast Asia. The piece ties Nixon's stance to the Korean truce, Geneva negotiations, and a long shot gamble to deter Red forces, with Dulles and Cromley cited on strategy and timing.
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Industrial News Review
Nixon
United States
Congress
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Japan
Indo- China
Ray Cromley
Wall Street Journal
Cromley
U. S
Geneva
State Dulles
Red Russia
Red China
Korea
Mr. Dulles
Acheson
Mother's Day Tribute Encourages All to Honoring Mothers
A public notice urges Americans to celebrate Mother's Day on the second Sunday in May. It quotes Oliver Wendell Holmes and Anna Jarvis, urging visits, calls, or gifts to mothers, or wearing white carnations for those who have passed on. The piece stresses that Mother is God's greatest gift to mankind.
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America
Oliver Wendell Wolmes
Anna M. Jarvis
God
Tax Cuts Threaten U S Economy Amid $275 Billion Debt
The piece warns that raising personal income tax exemptions to 800 or 1000 would lift about one in three from paying federal tax, costing about 9 billion and worsening the treasury deficit. It criticizes senators and representatives for politics and urges killing the bill in the Senate.
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US Senate
America
House
Senate
Treasury of
United States
Treasury
House of Representatives
Knocking Around A Grass Roots View On World Affairs
The column argues that patriotism must motivate citizens from all regions as Indo Chinese affairs and policy questions affect every American. It notes Washington observers should share their concerns publicly and that informed citizens strengthen national security and happiness. The anecdote of a late night pinochle session with the Leneves wraps the piece with local color.
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Evan W. Ross
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
Tin Lizzy
Gertie
Lans Leneve
Lans
Joe McCarthy
Joe
Coquille church dinner features debate on McCarthy
Pioneer Methodist Church of Coquille hosts a May dinner with a publicity stunt a debate on Joe McCarthy. Win Kelly chairs the entertainment committee and recruits Ulla of Coos Bay Times to present the negative side while Win handles the affirmative.
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Pioneer Methodist Church
Coos Bay
Ooe
Humorous Missive Echoes Rural Life and Secrets
A compact string of rural vignettes contrasts a minister questioning children about Peter a boy answering with a rabbit joke, a staged quip on universal disarmament, a poker metaphor about peace, and a young bride’s joke about her husband’s drinking revealing community wit and misunderstandings.
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Myrtle Point Herald
Herald Press
Myrtle Point
Oregon
G. W. Hall
EZ. F. Mall
American Press Association
National
Po Charian
York
Chicago
Detroit
Philedethic
Beston
Ray Harris
Kreep
Milwaukee
Big-Gaunter
Socrates
Peter
American Legion Bldg
By Women’s Fellowship of the Christian Church
Heeren & Linn
Thornton
Brodie
A. H. Gardner
Spruce St
Edwards’ Electric
Myrtle Point Orv
Piage Oliver C. Enland
Myrite Point
Gee
Prone
Olaf C. Idleman
Superior Cheese Company
Straighewees Coos Dairymen
Superior
Maiawla Meedy Mies
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