Food aid limits and global hunger during the FAO congress
A FAO World Food Congress report weighs U N aid limits to hunger relief. Even full US surplus donations would barely feed each person with 90 extra calories daily, risking tax burdens and aid distortions. The Times notes developing nations must boost yields via irrigation and education while Western aid rose to 6 billion in 1961.
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Asia
Far East
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World Food Congress
Washington
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Times of London
Japan
the Times
No More Red Tape In Food Labeling Sparks Debate
The Dekalb Tribune notes consumer groups push for stricter federal packaging rules while observers say enforcement of existing laws suffices. They warn new red tape could create unneeded bureaucracy and undercut shopper trust. The piece contrasts consumer intelligence with rushed federal action.
Sub visits provoke Japan ports limits on nuclear subs
UPI report notes Japan fears U S nuclear powered submarine visits. Sub calls limited to Yokosuka and Sasebo, daylight, monthly, two weeks max. no power plant inspection. Rhee Line tensions linger over Korea fishing waters and Sino Soviet split context. Khrushchev prepares for June Central Committee, Castro ties noted. De Gaulle to tour Europe and beyond in 1963 64.
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Japan
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Yokosuka
Sasebo
Korea
South Korea
Nikita Khrushchev
Black Sea
Central Committee
Soviet Union
Red China
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Frol Kozlov
Anastas Mikoyan
Kozlov
Mikoyan
Kennedy Eyes Deep Dixie Tour For Southern Feedback
United Press International analysis notes Kennedy's southern swing drew courteous crowds in Nashville and Alabama amid race tensions. It suggests Goldwater could exploit southern access to electoral votes, raiding the solid South to offset losses in New York and Pennsylvania in a bid for the presidency.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press International
Barry Goldwater
Dixie
Kennedy
Tennessee
Alabama
United Feature Syndicate
Mary McGrory
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
South
Goldwater
New York
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Richard M. Nixon
Atlanta
Enthusiasm as Virtue or Vice in Democracy
Sydney J. Harris argues that enthusiasm can blur into fanaticism and warns against zealotry replacing reason. He cites Bertrand Russell and Albert Wohlstetter to urge democracy to remain tentative and open to new possibilities, valuing scientific skepticism over absolute certainty.
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Bertrand Russell
Passon
Kennedy and Rockefeller Evaluate a Protestant Candidate
The piece weighs Rockefeller’s bid for the presidency against religious and marital status biases. It contrasts Kennedy’s breakthrough with earlier limits on Catholic and Protestant leaders, notes Happy Rockefeller’s role, and flags other contenders like Romney Goldwater Romney and Goldwater while assessing public acceptance of divorce and faith in a 1960s political landscape.
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Rockefeller
Happy Rockefeller
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Kennedy
Belonging and a Military Leader’s Final Years
The reflection opens with friendship and belonging themes from Dr Clyde M Narra and prays for companionship. Edward Duke of Kent born 1767 served in North American colonies and rose to field marshal before governing Gibraltar and later facing poverty before his death two years after marriage to his only child Britain’s famed ruler.
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Edward, Duke of Kent
George III of England
North American
Gibraltar
Continent
Britain
Bible Thought On Deliverance From the Fiery Furnace
A devotional line from Daniel 3 17 asserts confidence in God’s power to rescue his servants from danger and even from hostile rulers. The message emphasizes faith and trust in divine protection amidst trials.
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Daniel
Colleges Face Doubled Enrollment and Space Crunch Debate
Analyzing postwar enrollment trends the piece argues colleges may face space and funding pressures as birthrates fall and demand rises. It contrasts Kennedy projections with Census forecasts and reviews tri semester plans at Pitt as a cost saving model. It discusses federal aid, tax credits, and private funding as reforms to ease college expansion.
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Beochets
Kennedy
Essage
Chamberlain
Bureau of the Census
Office of Education
Cal
Roger A. Freeman
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
White House
Freeman
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Edward Litchfield
Congress
Senate
House
Abe Ribicoff
Pennsylvania Liquor Tax Clash Highlights Lobby Power
The State Senate faces a House approved 5 percent liquor tax in a battle shaped by strong lobbying. The liquor lobby failed in a first House vote 82 to 116, then won 107 to 88 on a second try, triggering public protests from the Pennsylvania Tavern Association led by Herman Mihalich. Tavernmen vow to influence 1964 elections to overturn the levy, framing it as Governor Scranton seeking national ambition. The piece notes the broader debate over taxing non essentials amid a $1 billion annual spend.
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Pennsylvania
State Senate
House
Keystone
Mason Denison
Pennsylvania Tavern Assn
PTA
Herman Mihalich
Scranton
U.S
Mihalich
Keystone State
Old Man Wins Ride to Grave in Horse Drawn Hearse
An 85 year old Englishman, who loved horses and disliked cars, asked his family to avoid a gas powered funeral. After delays an film studio donated four horses and a black carriage to carry his body to the cemetery in a horse drawn hearse. He urged others to consider where they will spend eternity and live to be ready for Judgment Day.
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