Korea’s South Korea March at Work and Growth Outlook
A condensed look at South Korea under President Park Chung Hee, noting a drive toward self-sufficiency, strong growth in 1962-1964, a growing industrial base with European capital, and continued U.S. aid. The May joint communique pledges ongoing military and development support, with a second five year plan aiming for payment balance and 1971 self sufficiency. A draft treaty with Japan begins, seeking favorable fishing rights and repatriation of Koreans.
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Chung Hee Park
South Korea
North Korea
Park
Johnson
Washington
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Japan
United States
Creat Scandals of Cheating at Cards in the British Isles
Ronald Welcome reviews a new book on historic card cheating scandals in which leaders of society were accused of cheating at whist baccarat and poker in the British Isles and later in Buenos Aires. The author discusses motives, character flaws, and the difficulty of proving guilt beyond reasonable doubt amid intense scrutiny by master players and legal authorities.
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John Welcome
Ives
British Isles
Buenos Aires
Tournasich
Wrord
Velcante
William
Gordon — Cummings
Baccarir
Prince of Wales
Myans
Mel
Megala
The Capital Beat Age of the Picket at Com pressi and Personnel
Edward Cook, head of Com pressi and Personnel Services, discusses the era of picketing and the demand for private staffing for Washington officials. He recounts encounters with demonstrators, reporters, and job seekers, noting low pay, short commitments, and traffic concerns while describing his reluctance to team up protests or hire pickets.
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Edward Cook
Compressi and Personnel Services, Inc
Joe's
White House
George Bondy
TV People
Tor Tauggts
Enurea
Mr @aok
Ural
Ft. Lauderdale
Cook
Mr. Cook
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Washington
Congressional
Capitol
Rainy skies spark talk of cloud seeding in the Northeast
Officials fear drought may force water rationing across southern New England eastern New York and Pennsylvania amid low New York City reservoirs. A New York bill would fund a regional cloud seeding program while critics note uneven results and potential lawsuits. Henry Jerzlit discusses federal growth and the fate of private initiative in Newsweek.
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New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York City
General Electric
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Three Minutes A Day Waste and Responsibility
A reflective piece notes holiday weekend litter in New York State costs 100000 to clean and 30000 bushels of debris. It urges personal accountability, linking small acts of neglect to larger waste costs and to social degradation. The piece invokes faith, free will, and moral duty to oppose harmful trends and uphold righteousness.
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New York State
James
President's Dilemma Amid Rainy War Season in Vietnam
Commentator outlines the presidents dwindling options as monsoon rains hamper ground operations in South Vietnam. Air power remains the key tool, while allies face local losses and strategic pressure. Senator Tom Dodd and Calloway weigh in on the mood at home versus battlefield realities.
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Foo
Calloway
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West Point
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Tom Dodd
Cnn
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South Korea
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Ho Chi Minh
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Living harmoniously with others says Gene Stone
The piece urges happiness comes from living in harmony with others and cites biblical guidance. It references Jesus and Paul, advising not to magnify others faults or one's own virtues, and asking for wisdom, patience, and understanding to live peacefully with people.
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Paul
Ohers
Splinter politics knot ties New York mayoral path
The piece argues Ray Bliss targets Barry Goldwater's Free Society Association while tolerating similar splinter groups in the Democratic camp. It notes Lindsay solicits Liberal Party support, questions two party viability, and predicts a Buckley Rose struggle for Conservative candidates in next autumn's race.
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Free Society Association
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Barry
Ripon Society
Trumbull Society
National Citizens’ Committee
Charley Taft
Committee For
Progressive Congress
Warren Sinsheimer
Project 64
Haa
Free Soviety Association
John Lindsay
New York
Lindsay
New York City
Kriees
Alex Rose
Ilist
Democratic Party
Americans For Democratic Action
COPE
Alex Hase
William Buckley
Alex Mose
Rose
Bill Buckley
Buckley
Willy
Sincere
Taylor to retire as Pennsylvania broker-of-record
A column notes M Harvey Taylor, age 59, resigning as Pennsylvania's broker-of-record after a career spanning state Senate service and the top Senate post. Pending legislation to abolish the post looms as Taylor departs, with critics joking about the timing and a governor’s looming approval.
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Ole Harve" Taylor
Pennsylvania
M. Harvey Taylor
Ole Glarve
Taylor
State Senate
Senate
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Scranton
House of Representatives
House
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