Progress Editorial: Nasser as a Global Con Artist
The editorial accuses Gamal Abdel Nasser of manipulating U S aid, stirring turmoil, and seeking Soviet arms. It argues Egypt needs economic reform over military buildup and urges the United States to cut further aid to deter regional instability and threat to oil supplies.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Uncle Sam
Near East
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Washington
Israel
GOP Needs Pre Campaign Strategy Shift Says Lincoln Study
Washington report notes a 3711 page Lincoln Research Center study commissioned by the House GOP Committee urges Republicans to win elections four years before voting. It recommends creating a defense advisory council, an economic council, and spending more to pre-empt issues like national security and growth.
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Washington
Independent
Lincoln Research Center
House Gop Committee
Drummond
Defense
Computer aided football reshapes Ivy League recruiting
The article notes Princeton and other schools will use computers to diagram plays and select specialists to run them. It predicts quarterbacks won’t be chosen only for brains and envisions computer operators as the twelfth man. It wonders about errors feeding basketball data into the football machine.
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Princeton University
Ivy League
Remembering Books and a Drive to Read
An account recalls moving from a Tennessee River farm to Chattanooga and discovering the public library with vast shelves. The piece links early reading joy to a later Ford Foundation effort funding 6500 in grants to boost access to pleasurable books for disadvantaged children and adults via VISTA programs in urban and rural communities.
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Tennessee River
Chattanooga
McGill
Fund For the” Advancement of Education
Ford Foundation
Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
Reader Letter Attacks New York Times Columnist
Patricia Miller of Scottsdale criticizes Marylin Bender for implying dirty streets and fake glamour in New York and Greenwich Village She defends Arizona towns and local shopkeepers praising genuine friendliness and the state as a relaxing destination.
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New York Times
Marylin Bender
Greenwich V
Nes
United States
Izona
Fifth Avenue
B 52s in Viet Nam Transformation of SAC force
In Viet Nam SAC pilots rotate B 52s and ICBMs through Guam for real combat drills. The article notes B 52s deliver up to 60 000 pounds of explosives with high accuracy, claiming a million pound raid on a supply trail and broader upgrades from B-52s to Minuteman II missiles.
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Guam
Viet Nam
SAC
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Thevair
Palomares
Spain
Air Force
U.S
Navy
Hoppe’s Green Color Solution Defies South African Bleaching
A humorous critique mocks South Africa’s bleaching of two Oriental women to enter a White hospital. The author argues against whitening, proposing painting everyone green to end color prejudice, or at least celebrate all shades as diverse.
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South Africa
Hoppe
Accomplishments of Antipoverty Program Noted by Shriver
Shriver highlighted the antipoverty program’s achievements while discussing progress. The remarks touched on policy impact, funding actions, and potential future steps.
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Shriver
Lancaster
Pat
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