Uncle Samaritan Should Survey Foreign Aid Policy
The President seeks to overhaul foreign aid with a Jong range approach and aim to align aid with social progress, targeting reforms where wealth gaps are wide. Since WWII the U S spent 86 billion on aid. critics cite dictators, former enemies, and Soviet recipients, while backers defend it as defense against communism and a tool to spur self-determination. The piece calls for a careful stocktake and smarter spending going forward.
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Congress
U.S
Uncle Samaritan
United States
Europe
Far East
Near East
South Asia
Latin America
Africa
Friends of
Spain
Portugal
Cuba
Dominican Republic
City Sets Up Pins for 10 Strike in Convention
Howard Jones leads Long Beach effort to host the 1964 American Bowling Congress Tourney at a new annex beside Municipal Auditorium. Seventeen Southern California associations back the bid, with up to 36 000 bowlers and families expected over a 244 month period, bringing substantial revenue and local jobs. Oakland and Seattle are rival bidders, but Long Beach touts larger seating, more lanes, and regional attractions to win the site on April 13.
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Howard Jones
Convention Bureau
Long Beach
Municipal Auditorium
Southland
Oakland
Seattle
Janes
Disneyland
Knott's Berry Farm
Marineland
Hollywood
Marina
ABC
One Legged Miscreant Faces Return of Peg Leg
Joe Morgan seeks a Superior Court order for the return of his artificial leg following a County Jail breakout last month. Police note Morgan has been known to conceal hack saw blades and nick a peg leg, and he remains agile while wearing it in Los Angeles.
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Joe Morgan
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Senator Soaper Says Let George Do It Attitude
A Vaughn column mocks the “Let George do it” mindset across organizations while noting public figures like President and Mrs. Kennedy receive ample coverage due to their press secretaries. The piece points out Carolina’s coverage without a press secretary and a desk mate’s view on Washington jobs paying little. It mentions an Air Force major flying 2,900 miles per hour without writing.
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Bill Vaughan
George
Out Our Way on Space People and a Nation of Dogs
A playful snatch of humor about outsiders imagining Earth and humans, noting quirks from cat rescues to historians and a hypothetical secretary of housing. It imagines a 40 year mortgage as permanent stability and critiques modern schools with silly office grouch.
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Outer Space
Planet Earth
Professors Object to Red Exposures by House Group
A group of 250 American professors from 79 universities issues a public statement criticizing the House Committee on Un-American Activities for demanding disclosures on Communist activities. They defend free inquiry but call for abolition of the committee, warning of classroom influence and the risk of political propaganda in universities.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
House
Committee On Un-American Activities
America
Law of the Land
House Committee
American Civil Liberties Union
House Committee On Un-American Activities
CIA
FBI
United States
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Board of Trustees
Public Forum Letters on ACLU Defends a Principle
Readers discuss the ACLU in a March editorial, defending its role in the Bill of Rights while noting endorsements from Truman Eisenhower and MacArthur. Letters from Clyde Osborne Nancy Young Sandra Cutting Ernest Denning and Bon Anderson urge actions on bridge fireproofing, tax fairness, traffic, and medical politics with signed local addresses.
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Press- Telegram
ACLU
American Civil Liberties Union
Public Forum
United States
Public
New York Times
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Truman
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Clyde E. Osborne
Stearnlee Ave
Pine
Ernest Denning
Cedar Avenue
Here’s Some More About Townships Editor Note
A reader corrects common U S Land Survey facts noting townships are not perfect six mile squares and sections may be irregular. The piece explains misstatements about 36 square miles per township and 640 acre sections, citing correction lines every four townships.
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Townships
Golden Ave
State printing over-runs hit twenty-one percent
Sacramento report details state printer Paul Galla gher testimony on overrun rates in textbook burning probe. Overruns reached 21.3 percent at times with 18.4 percent in critical final printing. The bonfire of 10 000 music texts illustrates massive waste and taxpayer cost.
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Sacramento
CNS
Paul Gallagher
Assembly Committee
Much for Ed Kotetba on berries and capunettes
Elsie A. Koepre references Ed Kotetba in a note about berries and capunettes. She mentions gratitude toward the Arthur Flemings and cites a Delta Aye address 6822. The fragmentary text preserves a local, informal tone and personal linkage to named individuals.
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Ed Kotetba
Arthur Flemings
Elsie A. Koepre
Delta
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