Handwriting on Wall Editorial Finds Foreign Aid Fading
The piece argues that Congress has funded three billion more for global distribution yet shows disenchantment with unlimited foreign aid. It notes Americans have given 35 to 45 billion since World War II, with some success but many misallocated, and calls for a steady reduction and eventual cessation of worldwide aid. It cites Cambodia, Latin America, Yugoslavia, Poland, and Viet Nam to illustrate shifting policy and questions of principles.
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China
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Poland
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Rusk
Should subordinates be guilty for crimes by orders
In the Auschw itz context the article argues that subordinates who carry out orders to kill innocent people are accomplices. Crimes against humanity are not excused by obedience and humane conduct standards prevail over government commands. Subordinates who followed Hitler’s orders share the guilt.
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Hitler
Time Overtakes Pyramids at Egyptian Site
Tourists still visit the pyramids amid ancient awe, but modern life intrudes as camel drivers strike for higher rates and win. The piece muses on progress and resistance, noting Hoffa and Galileo as hints of change and doubt about movement.
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Cizeh
Galileo
Year of decision hints at 1864 and 1963 musings
A collage of snappy, fragmentary quotes covers politics, technology, and culture. It references 1864 as a year of decision, debates about washing machines, a baby in a top hat, a stamp collection of nations, and Lyndon Johnson introductions, all punctuated by remarks on information errors and Broadway ticket prices being investigated.
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Bill Vaughan
Press eleoram LONG MECH California Ridder onsen PUDIISNEE
The fragment lists roles and names linked to a publisher and editors in a national newspaper context. It mentions Samuel C. Cameron as publisher, Malcolm Emley as general manager, Miles as executive editor, Harry Karn as managing editor, and Washington News Bureau staff. Offices are noted in Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, and San Francisco.
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New York
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Goldwater's Rise Shapes Republican Attack Strategy
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater stands as the most potent anti Democratic challenger shaping GOP tactics. His appeal rests on deep public anger at Democratic rule and belief in a return to prosperity under Republican leadership, despite recent cautious campaign rhetoric from rivals.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Tate
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Seroy
Johnson style shifts from Kennedy era press conferences
Walter T Ridder analyzes President Johnson informal approach to the press as a change from Kennedy. Johnson favors low key sessions, in person chats, and limited attendances allowing deeper probing, off the record remarks, and faster follow ups, though reporters may feel excluded. Readers may gain more substantive coverage.
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Kennedy
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Jolson
Senate
Debates on Private Property and Majority Rule
A letter argues that private ownership loses meaning if the state limits use and demands public votes on bills. It condemns centralized power, asserts owners control property, and urges placing the Rumford Act before voters rather than gathering signatures by traveling on horseback. ELIZABETHIT M QUISTON 6486 Johnson Ave.
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Sacramento
Elizabetit M’quiston
Johnson Ave
White House Squeeze Warns of Kennedy Continuity Clash
Arthur Hoppe satirizes President Johnson's early White House reshuffle. He notes Johnson kept Kennedy staff to signal continuity but brought in Texas allies, causing clash over office space and personalities. The piece previews brewing friction as Johnson tries to imitate Kennedy.
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Mr. Johnson
White House
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Texas
Mr. Sweetwater
White Mouse
Iam
Commie Cruelty Takes No Holiday
Editor condemns communist oppression and the Berlin Wall as it cites lines, forced separations, and two escape attempts. The piece argues praise will come only after the wall falls and families are reunited.
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Berlin Wall
Dora Rolagiton
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