Gary argues Vietnam prompts U.S. self appraisal and global restraint
French novelist diplomat Romain Gary offers a thoughtful critique of American conduct in Indochina and the Vietnam War. He argues the crisis reveals America's past delusions, prompts humility, and could avert future collapse by sparking a necessary metamorphosis in a once dominant civilization.
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John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
French Indochina
France
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
America
Romain Gary
Indochina
Gary
U.S.A
United States
USA
Munich
China
Soviet Russia
Czechoslovakia
Inflation debate tied to long price history study
George W. Coleman argues inflation is not inevitable and uses 250 years of American price data to show prices rose slowly with wars causing cycles of deflation. He notes 1932 prices were below 1776 levels despite the crash, and most 50 year bets on higher prices would have paid off, shaping views on inflation versus recession.
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George W. Coleman
American Bankers Association
Coleman
Ilinois Business Review
Bureau of Economic and Business Research
University of Ilinois
Boyle's Column: Quick Jabs and Quips From Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle riffs on crime police size and safer football careers. He muses on justice money in marriage and the absurdities of office life with sharp witticisms and practical wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
America
Ben Franklin
Wall Street
Webster's push for federal copyright law
The World Almanac notes Noah Webster championed copyright protections for authors and motion picture producers. His 1790 act aimed to curb unscrupulous reprinting of works like Blue-Back Spellers without payment or credit.
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Noah Webster
The
World Almanac
Webster
The Derrick Orphans Face a Christmas Chorus Dilemma
Mrs Motherwell fears telling Christopher he cannot sing in the carol contest with the Derrick Texas orphans. The group debates letting him join as the city threatens to tear down their home and offers ten thousand dollars for the winner, prompting a tense, hopeful moment.
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Christopher
Derrick
Texas
Tom
Joe
Derek
Ann
Peggy
Mrs. Motherwell
Missionaries Good Lives After Them
The article reviews worldwide church funding shifts with overseas posts shrinking since the 1970s downturn. It notes Presbyterians and other denominations cutting personnel and relying more on local resources while praising enduring Christian educational and health efforts in Korea, Hong Kong, and India, and crediting missionary work for long term impact.
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Philippines
United Church of Christ
United States
Far East
Korea
Hong Kong
Peace Corps
Donald T. Kauffman
India
Illustrated Weekly of India
A. Soares
Panama Canal Taken as Next Kremlin Target in Latin America
The piece reports that Marxist gains in Latin America alarm U S officials as Chile’s Allende rises. It quotes Panama Communist secretary Souza claiming Torrijos allies with Moscow and aims to expel the United States from the Canal, a shift seen as part of a regional trend toward anti imperialist coalitions.
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United Nations
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Panama
Canal
Kremlin
Ruben Dario Souza
Communist Party
The
People’s Party
Souza
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Panama Canal
New Times
Omar Torrijos
Russia
Torrijos
Juan Antonio Tack
Panama Canal Zone
U.S
Kerensky
Alexander Kerensky
Lenin
Bolsheviks
Eduardo Frei
Allende
Frei
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Bob Moore
Jary
Bonnie Dearley
Women's Editor
Cedar Street
Pecos
Boyle
Mac
Derrick,Texas
Vise Paltamgate
Dotty
Mrs Motherwell
Abingdon Press
David
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Rimes
Hamilton
James Monroe
Lee
Stallworth
Knoxville
Tewn
Mississippi
Japan
Bay OF Yedo
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