Japan's Kishi seeks U S cooperation on Southeast Asia
Tokyo reports Premier Nobusuke Kishi, in office less than a day, asks Washington for greater economic cooperation to push exports to Southeast Asia while pursuing trade with Red China without recognizing Peiping. His second cabinet was formed after a rapid political shift.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Washington
Nobusuke Kishi
U.S
Southeast Asia
Red China
Peiping
Kishi
Protestant Churches Move to Embrace Birth Control
Proponents say birth control is a moral obligation to prevent hardship from overpopulation. The Anglican and Episcopal bishops conference at Lambeth is expected to approve a declaration in favor of planned parenthood. The World Council of Churches group urges Protestants to openly challenge Catholic teaching and address population growth as a global welfare issue.
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Lambeth
England
Buck Hills
U.S
World Council of Churches
Richard M. Fagley
Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
Fagley
Farmers Not Feeling Recession Says Kansas Farmer
Bernard Brenner surveys farm belt towns in Kansas Iowa Minnesota and Texas finding mixed signs of recovery. Some growers report higher incomes and prices while others in Town Sc h o o l are still crying the blues. Political implications loom as farm prosperity tempers anti Benson sentiment ahead of fall elections.
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J. M. Concanon
Garden City
Kan
Arend Balster
Scotch Grove
Town
Concannon
Balster
Kansas
Iowa
Ezra Taft Benson
Minnesota
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Washington
Benson
Midwest
Dale E. Saffels
Saffels
James Bradley
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Bradley
Middle Class Hurting Big Politicians Won’t Shed Tax Tears
Washington based column argues taxes crush the middle class as inflation and high rates erode buying power. It cites T Coleman Andrews, The Freeman, and Tax Foundation to illustrate how even growing big business shadows small enterprises and substantial earners. The piece warns of higher taxes, deficits, and potential inflation.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press International
Washington
UPI
U.S
T. Coleman Andrews
Virginia
Andrews
Eisenhower
Internal Revenue
Freman
Foundation For Economic Education Inc
Freeman
Tax Foundation Inc. of
New York
Tax Foundation
Tax Foundation Inc
De Gaulle Faces Algerian Crisis as Dulles Talks Begin
Gen Charles de Gaulle defies right wing extremists in Algeria who demand a French Public Safety Committee. He orders Salan to stay out of politics and invites John Foster Dulles to Paris, with Dulles set to fly July 4. Eisenhower and Macmillan in Washington weigh a potential summit with Soviet Russia and other global issues.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Committee of Public Safety
Algeria
de Gaulle
Paris
Raoul Salan
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Russia
Middle East
East Germany
United States
China
Peiping
How 10 Keep Well A Middle Aged Man and Anguish
A middle aged man sought help for three annual heart pains that puzzled doctors. The assistant links the pains to emotional stress and guilt after his father's death, noting a pattern tied to Easter and Memorial Day and advising therapy and coping strategies rather than organic disease. The column also covers thyroid exercise effects, a Dulles press conference on nuclear tests, and cautions about iodine deficiency, nervous disorders, and bone tuberculosis with modern treatments noted.
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