China Push in Himalayas Signals India and World Risk
The article argues Mao Tse tung’s forces rapidly press India's fronts as Nehru resists a cease fire. It suggests Western air support for India could be temporary and contends releasing Chiang Kai-shek might deter Red China, framing Far East destiny as rising from China.
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Mao Tse-tung
Krishna Menon
Himalayas
India
Nehru
Mao
Britain
China
Asia
Indian Subcontinent
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Assam
East
Kipling
Bay
Michigan Community Colleges Seen Growing in State Education
Michigan educators expect community colleges to gain prominence with 17 statewide by year’s end. Leaders like Phillip Gannon of Lansing Community College push for rising freshman enrollment at community schools as four-year institutions dip. The anti litter drive continues with calls for a year-round campaign and a push to ban no deposit beer bottles, backed by lawmakers and groups such as the Michigan Farm Bureau.
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Michigan
Phillip Gannon
Lansing Community College
Michigan Council of Community College Administrators
Michigan Institutions of Higher Learning
Ferris Crawford
State Department of Public Instruction
Crawford
John A. Hannah
Michigan State University
Hannah
Lansing
Oscar Bouwsma
Muskegon
Republican
Liquor Control Commission
Bouisma
Muskegon Republican
Michigan Farm Bureau
Family travels to New York and civic prep notes
Mrs Tony Yates and daughter join Mr and Mrs Bill Wallace of St Louis for a New York City trip via Canada and Pennsylvania Turnpike. In NYC they visit the United Nations Building. The note includes emergency prep guidance urging two week food and water stockpiles and lists survival foods. Many local residents are cited in Thanksgiving gatherings and visits.
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Tony Yates
Carl Baker
South Field
Bill Wallace
St. Louis
New York City
Canada
Pennsylvania
United Nations
Thomas Steele
Henrietta McKinley
Shepherd
Lansing
Lee McKinley
Ethel Cassatt
Martin Coughlin
Dan
East Jordan
Kathy Coughlin
Phil Cassatt
Grant Curtiss
Clare Troub
Middleton
Vernon Fike
Dee Freeman
Roger City
Leslie Freeman
Phil Krick
Midland
O. E. Mulvaney
J. F. Murray
Ed. Fitzgerald
Mt. Pleasant
Agnes Murray
Owosso
Margaret Murray
Saginaw
Arden Campbell
Rose Duggan
Mary Murray
Charles Murray
Joe Murray
William Fitzgerald
Somerton
Arthur Krueger
Josephine Lilly
Kennedy Speaks on Cuba Tensions After Nuclear Crisis
In a prepared statement read at his first news conference in weeks, President Kennedy tempered optimism over Khrushchev’s promise to withdraw IL-28 bombers. He noted continued Cuban weapons safeguards, UN verification limits, and the need for vigilance while lifting the naval quarantine and returning forces home.
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Kennedy
Khruschev
Cuba
Secretary of Defense
Guantanamo Bay
Pearl
Antilles
Navy
Marine Corps
Heller Calls for Major Tax Cut to Ease Economic Drag
Walter W. Heller opened a Washington conference on fiscal and monetary policy urging a substantial tax cut to lift the nations economy. He described the era as soggy, noting the economy suffers from tired blood and where soaring sixties have gone. Administration leaders seek advice from labor, business and professionals to remove dual tax drag on markets and incentives.
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Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
Mr. Heller
Washington
Heller
Foreign money pours into US real estate as deficits grow
The piece cites Wall Street Journal findings on foreign investment inflows transforming the US real estate market with purchases by British and Swiss financiers. It notes a surge in foreign land and building purchases, including a 30 story office project and a Vatican-influenced investor, underscoring calls for tax reform amid rising deficits.
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Wall Street Journal
Boston
Pan Am
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Societa Generale Immobiliare
Vatican
Washington
Staten Island
Journal
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Gannon
Grand Rapids Junior College
Shepherd Briefs
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Ronnie
Thomas Steele Jr
Irishtown
Mort Balcom
Dale
Roy Balcom
Ruth Brown
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