United States vows end to South Africa arms shipments by year end
U S Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson told the United Nations Security Council that all arms or equipment that could aid apartheid would be banned to South Africa by the end of 1963. Existing contracts for strategic defense gear would be honored while broad sanctions face U N pushback. Britain abstained citing sea routes but pledged no arms would be used to enforce apartheid.
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Goodbye Federation Ends as Central Africa Breaks Up
The Central African Federation dissolves on Tuesday in a somber mood. Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia move toward independence with Britain pledging Nyasaland on July 6. Southern Rhodesia faces uncertain future as white settlers push for quick independence amid fears of unrest. Sir Roy Welensky laments African leadership stances, while Britain credits his efforts. The Times notes his partial successes in shaping the federation’s end.
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Morocco Ordered End to U.S. Military Bases by Tuesday
The United States will complete total turnover of all four Strategic Air Command bases and one naval base in Morocco by Tuesday, fulfilling a 1960 pledge to withdraw by 1963. The exit reduces overseas influence, with aid to Morocco seen shrinking to about 20 million dollars in fiscal 1964 and likely further cuts in 1965.
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Did You Call Senator Purely Personal Prejudices
The column argues against fanatical thinking and blind hatred. It critiques the wishful logic of both popular and unpopular positions and emphasizes self reflection. It compares psychology to simple acts like dog walking to reveal character and notes dogs’ loyalty centers on humans rather than their own species.
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Goldwater Campaign Reawakens After Dallas Tragedy
The article notes a revival of Goldwater activity after the Dallas attack. It cites new state chairmen in California Idaho and South Dakota, fundraising dinners for his 55th birthday, and Youth for Goldwater chapters on 175 campuses. It contrasts polls with Goldwater supporters viewing trends as shock-driven rather than a true popularity shift.
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Santa Claus and Cold War Beards Questioned
A five year old’s Santa pageant contrasts with an adult Santa at a skating event, prompting reflections on belief and deceit. The piece argues Western leaders like Willi Brandt misread shifts in the Cold War, doubting genuine compromises while recognizing fake beards in politics.
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Be Not Afraid: Faith Overcomes Worldly Fears
The piece contrasts helpful fears that guard health with those that hinder daily life. It notes Adam’s fear, cites A to Z phobias like acrophobia and zoophobia, and recalls Jesus’s command fear not. It prays for divine help to overcome fear through perfect love.
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Neighbors May Trim Overhanging Branches Under Pennsylvania Law
Pennsylvania allows a land owner to cut off overhanging branches from an adjoining tree if the vegetation is a nuisance. The cutter may throw the branches back onto the other property if safe, with ownership of the branches remaining with the tree owner. Neighbors should give notice before trimming.
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Pakistan and United States seek balance amid China ties
Pakistan presses Delhi with fear of Indian dominance as U S arms flow to India while Washington attempts to restore ties with Pakistan. Karachi reports say Pakistan leans toward any bloc opposing India and has expanded relations with Red China the Soviet Union and Poland through trade and barter deals.
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Budget Clash Signals Wider Cuts Across Washington
In Washington the Johnson administration pushes economy across all departments, focusing on military spending amid political pressure for real savings. Congress tempts to require tax cuts only with budget reductions, while Johnson seeks to balance liberal goals with middle-ground appeal. A separate note shows East German maps misaligning with Indian Chinese border claims, embarrassing the Soviet Union and undermining East German cartography.
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City Receives 5000+ Arrest Tips from New York Residents
More than 5,000 arrests of various lawbreakers followed complaints sent to city hall via a Post Office Box 100. In two years at least 50,000 letters arrived, leading to dope pushers prostitutes housing health violators and gamblers being arrested and convicted. An anonymous tip uncovered a policy ring causing 104 arrests in six months. Other cities including Tokyo have inquired about the system. The message urges civic action and responsibility alongside faith-based exhortations.
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