Editorial A Golden Friendship Between Nations
An editorial laments the U S Congress defeat of a 73 million war damage bill to the Philippines. It argues the vote was a diplomatic error and urges correction before session end. It notes the Philippines pressured the United States with criticism and delayed a visit, but asserts the U S will still provide the aid. It contends friendships should rest on firmer foundations than cash gifts.
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U. S
Philippines
Congress
United States
Vegas Plays the Angles
Las Vegas officials and casino owners push a freeway plan funded by federal money to run parallel to the Strip The scheme includes off ramp signs and even street name changes to Tropicana Ave and potential renamings of San Francisco St to lure visitors Critics warn the plan amounts to casino advertising paid by federal funds and urge caution.
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Las Vegas
Tropicana Hotel
Bond Rd
Tropicana Ave
Sahara
el Rancho
San Francisco St
Spirit of Pacifists Sets Sail for Pacific Protest
Three pacifists aimed to protest nuclear tests by sailing to the Pacific. Two had previously jumped bail for sit-in actions in San Francisco last month. They sailed out on Wednesday in a small boat and returned on Thursday, weathering seasickness along the way.
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Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Senator Soaper Says Better Not Bigger For Agriculture Dept
Bill Vaughan notes Secretary Freeman hints Estes case could yield a better Agriculture Department. Alma Mater forms an amateur conference with four institutions. Skepticism grows over exaggerated claims and outdated myths in business and society. Westward settlement with no air conditioning amuses youths. California smog persists as population rises.
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Freeman
Estes
Agriculture Department
Quotes on rights and policy from 20th century figures
Dr. John Slawson speaks on human rights and peace as essential to meaningful action. Carl T. Rowan notes the irony of space goals versus integration. Morris K. Udall criticizes federal methods. Eddie Rickenbacker warns against surrender to communism while urging sacrifice.
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John Slawson
American Jewish Committee
Communists poised to win big victory in S E Asia
David Lawrence argues that the West New Guinea dispute escalates into a Soviet backed struggle in Indonesia. He warns Sukarno’s forces could seize West New Guinea with military force, strengthening a large Communist party and possibly turning Indonesia into a de facto Communist state under Soviet supervision.
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S. E. Asia
Karno
West New Guinea
Indonesia
Free Asia
Sukarno
Netherlands
United States
Communist Party In
Moscow
Yes
Johnson Faces Limits of Vice President Role in 1964 Path
Vice President Lyndon Johnson is described as constrained by constitutional limits while handling chair duties on national security and aerospace councils and civil rights efforts. The piece notes expectations of a 1964 presidential bid and details Texas political fissures involving Estes Yarborough and Connally as Johnson navigates Democratic divides and state influence in Washington.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Rational Aeronauts and Space Counc
Charman
National
Go- Fleelowcurity Council
State Department
Johnson
Lyndon
Bashir
Texas
John Kennedy
John Tower
Senate
Estes
Billie Sol
Yarborough
John Connally
Kennedy
Public Forum Letters Show Deep Civic Divide in California
A letter from LESTER MARSHALL of Lakewood argues for reporting perceived religious indoctrination at a Catholic Youth Organization camp and defends parochial schools, while WATTS and WILLARD RUEE critique school bonds and federal taxation. Retty Rostano voices concern over narcotics law and Supreme Court influence on dope addiction policy.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Ning
California
Catholic Youth Organization
United States of America
Senate
Justice Department
FBI
Ediuk
Watts
Knoxville Ave
Sid Watts
Supreme Court
Willard Ruee
Ripway de
Juveney
Call
Supreme Courdt
Cate Forma
Lou Rostano
South St
Explains What Ruling Means in Public Forum Question
A reader addresses Mr Chir E Bates and Mr Sid Watts regarding a public forum ruling. The writer notes confusion about the Supreme Court decision and its unclear reasoning, suggesting the ruling lacks clarity to some people.
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Chir E. Bates
Sid Watts
Supreme Court
Atmosphere layers named from ancient Greek terms
The article explains the earth’s atmospheric layers in ascending order, noting their Greek-derived names. It describes the troposphere as the sphere of steam, the stratosphere as the sphere of the spreading, and mentions the ionosphere and outer space. It includes a note about The Berlitz Diner’s Dictionary offer for readers.
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Earth
Anyate
God is All Love by Henry Brooke
The note praises God as the creator and source of steadfast love. It states that God loves all He has made and credits Psalm 136:2 as a reminder of enduring mercy. The brief quotation frames faith as central to universal benevolence.
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God of Gods
God
Henry Brooke
Poison-ivy Immunity Question Answers
The article explains immunity to poison ivy is not absolute. Some people may be naturally resistant in some families, yet years of exposure can still lead to allergy. It notes that about one in eighteen people suffer serious poisoning despite apparent immunity.
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Mane
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Eddie Rickenbacker
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Truman
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