Hot Money Flows Challenge Britain and U S Policy
The article discusses hot money, short term funds moving across borders to Britain for higher 6 pct rates, drawing in US dollars. It notes Bank of England rate cuts from 7 to 6 1/2 pct and expected further reductions, while the United States considers raising rates to curb capital outflow amid a $2 billion annual international payments deficit. The pace of policy depends on the balance of payments more than business demand.
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Great Britain
United States
Britain
Bank of England
Federal Reserve System
Turn Toward Peace: Roosevelt backs disarmament plea
Eleanor Roosevelt endorses the American Friends Service Committee pledge calling for a Turn Toward Peace. She urges U S disarmament, stronger UN, world law and nonmilitary conflict solutions while condemning a women’s strike for peace and warning that a nuclear exchange could end civilization.
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United States
United Nations
American Friends Service Committee
We Must Begin To Tell People World Realities
Editorial urges American policy first and calls for public awareness of global realities. It notes Theatre Quartette Productions off Broadway show The Lap of Life highlights American values and the need for balanced view, urging patronage despite public hesitation.
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Quartette Productions
Investigation underway after 77 died in crash
Richmond chief Alan S Boyd says the Civil Aeronautics Board will move full speed ahead with its probe and hopes to issue a probable cause statement in under a year. In London Alfred Patricelli asserts American Miss World hopes amid strong foreign contenders.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Alan S. Boyd
London
Alfred Patricelli
U.S.A
Khrushchev Confession Echoes Stalin Era Reflections
A reminiscence traces Khrushchev's shift on Stalin after a Nixon visit to Moscow. An Intourist guide recalls terror years, noting Stalin’s purges began in 1936 with the Trotsky plot, and a Gen. Lt. Yakir and Marshal Tukhachevsky were executed. The piece links past brutality to postwar Soviet memory.
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Pasternak
Dr. Zhivago
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Marshal Tukhachevsky
Trotsky
Communist Party
Khrushchev’s Confession Downgrades Stalin in Cold War Memoir
A historic letter from Gen. Yakir praising Stalin surfaces in archives, with Stalin labeled by a censor as a lout. Khrushchev recounts Yakir’s last words and later condemns Stalin, suggesting Khrushchev’s honesty downgrades communism. The piece cautions how Soviet youth and satellites reckon with these disclosures and the era’s brutal memory.
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Alexander N. Shelepin
Gen. Yakir
Congress
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Gen. Y
Khrushchev
Russia
Jagan Returns to British Guiana After Aid Dispute
Cheddi Jagan, premier of British Guiana, arrives home after talks with President Kennedy in which U S officials deny a break in aid. Washington says experts will assess needs and grants will be considered to keep Jagan allied with the Western bloc as independence nears.
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Cheddi Jagan
British Guiana
Kennedy
U.S
State Department
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Cheddi
Janet Jagan
International Communist Movement
United Kingdom
United States
Leftist Premier Edward Jagan Awaits U S Aid For Nationalization
The piece notes Jagan’s 1954 call in Forbidden Freedom for nationalizing major industries and forming a People's Police. It recalls his 1953 rise under British rule, his ouster as a Communist-aligned leader, and his return to power after independence moves, capped by a Washington visit.
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International Publishers
Communist Party
Jagan
State boards and school funds force McGuffey Readers purge
In Twin Lakes Wisconsin the village school board initially rejected McGuffey Readers as sectarian and unacceptable for classrooms citing God references and quotations of Jefferson and Henry. The state education board later reversed the ruling highlighting the power of funding to press policy.
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Wis
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State Board of Education
State Board
God
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Madison
Rockefeller’s Path to a Likely Second Term
Nelson Rockefeller, New York governor, faces a confident outlook after a 555,000 victory and a revenue rise of 800 million dollars. He capped initial tax hikes with a 90 million dollar refund and has since held three day state seminars to engage grassroots support. His cross state appeal and Democratic split boost his re election prospects.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Averell Harriman
Rockefeller
Maine
Kansas
Rockefeller seeks broad base in GOP amid party rifts
Rockefeller works to unite moderates and right wing in the Republican Party while pressing foreign aid financing and a tougher nuclear stance. He clashes with Nixon and fears of a rightward drift, as Khrushchev notes Rockefeller and Ford influence in American policy.
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