Congress within its rights in foreign policy balance
Editorial urges Congress to curb foreign aid and assert legislative power. It notes the Constitution grants budgetary control to Congress and cites debates over aid to Yugoslavia and fishing-vessel protections as healthy checks. The piece affirms Congress is within its rights and questions executive overreach.
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Congress
Dean Rusk
Executive Branch
United States
Senate
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Secretary of State
Rusk
Otepka Fights for His Job in Castro Fallout Case
Washington report details Otepka's firing after adverse security findings on William Wieland a Castro apologist and unsanctioned agent in the Cuban desk saga Wieland accused of aiding Castro while Otepka led security reviews before Senate probes Wieland remains active at the State Department while Otepka seeks reinstatement amid questions about executive privilege and internal security practices
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Otepka
Castro
Washington
State Departments
William Wieland
Oriente
Wieland
Robert Hill
la Muxico
Olepka
State Department
Senate Internal Security
Thomas Ladd
Connecticut
Department
Senate Committee
Fidel Castro
Tor Castro
Milton Eisenhower
Hill
Air Attathe
Benold E. Giawe
Ak Ee Otepka
United States
New York Times
Congress
Giepka
Senate
One Like K At All Weddings Says Senator Soaper
Senator Soaper notes a wedding guest who dominates toasts much like Khrushchev did at a space marriage. Vaughan reports the quip that such a talkative fellow is common, though often called Uncle Charlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Vaughan
Khrushchev
Uncle Charlie
Out Our Way On Time And Tiring Frontiers
The piece humorously muses on time and aging from a family and office perspective. It contrasts a child imagining space travel with daily domestic tasks and bureaucratic forms. It notes skeptical weather lore from bears and a playful jab at animal behavior crossing roads.
How U S Involvement Sparked in South Viet Nam
In tracing Southeast Asia ties from French Indochina through Dien Bien Phu to the 1954 Geneva split, the piece notes U S aid to Diem and the rise of a U S backed Saigon regime. It discusses Diem's rule, U S advisers, coup rumors, and Clare Booth Luce's charges of U S complicity.
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South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem Jing
Soons
China Sea
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Ho Chi Minh
Hi Chi Minh
Russia
Red China
United States
Dien Bien Phu
John Foster Dulles
Richard Nixon
American Society of Newspaper Editors
U.S
Nixon
Asia
Dulles
Bellef
Great Britain
United
Eisenhower
Nega
People In the
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Diem
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Public Forum Letters Spark Debate on Christmas Timing
A set of letters urges restraint on starting Christmas shopping before Thanksgiving, criticizing early displays and Santa sightings. Violet Richmond argues the season has become money driven and suggests shoppers boycott until after Thanksgiving. Beverly Starper praises post strike phone service improvements and questions prior outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Fast Spring Street
Arts Group Lauds Jubilee Edition
Wallace Arntzen, president of the Long Beach Arts Council, praises a newspaper’s 75 year saga coverage of Long Beach. He commends writers for vivid depiction of the city’s growth and extensive coverage of the Arts Council and the jubilee issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts Group
Lauds
Long Beach
Long Beach Arts Council
Wallace Arntzen
Humorous Look at Washington's Coup Confusion
Arthur Hoppe riffs on a South Vietnam coup, arguing U S leaders had no hand yet claim they would. He satirically mocks government steadfast faith in its leaders and praises advisers who supposedly knew nothing yet allegedly helped plan an attack on Diem's palace.
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Saigon
Li Tades
Diem
Rale
Duong van Minh
Henry Abat Lodge
Senatr Ruchel
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Harvard Socialist
Harry
Knoupe
Rowan Ave
Wilmington
Washington
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Worthrow
Civic Light Opera Praise for South Pacific at Concert Hall
Ruth Hatfield praises the Long Beach Civic Light Opera production of South Pacific at the Concert Hall calling it among the finest local shows. She notes prior work The Long Beach Story as clever and outstanding, highlighting writers’ references to earthquakes and aid, with a funny three elder skit Spit and Wittle drawing laughs.
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Long Beach
Ruth Hatfield
Vermont
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