Poverty Stricken Menace in Communist Spread
Washington AP reports President Kennedy faces tough questions on poverty and communism. Kennedy argues aid and public support are needed to counter Red expansion, while critics insist long-term relief requires broader reforms and shared wealth. The piece notes questions about aid scope and future funding.
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Peace Corps chief urges broad support for global aid
Sargent Shine urged American business and labor to grant manpower concessions to staff the new Fence Corps and place 50,000 jobs in underdeveloped regions. Shriven, director of the Peace Corps, warned that failure would stem from not giving the best effort. The remarks were prepared for De Paul University graduation exercises in Chicago.
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Peace Corps aims to mobilize trained volunteers abroad
The speech advocates two year unpaid leaves for American workers to serve in the Peace Corps, noting demand from abroad for plumbers, electricians, teachers, and other trades. It stresses the need for skilled volunteers and urges support from business, industry, and the labor movement.
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