U S Role In World Ideological Struggle Reflects Challenges
Editorial discusses Eisenhower's Far East trip and the value of the U S Japan defense treaty. It weighs U S information programs led by George V Allen against Soviet and Chinese propaganda, noting Voice of America ranks low and urging review of policies to shape world opinion amid atomic anxiety and economic rivalries.
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Far East
United States
Japan
U.S
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Senate Appropriations
U.S. Information Agency
George V. Allen
Allen
Voice of America
Soviet Union
China
United Arab Republic
USIR
U. S
Congress
America
Geneva
East Berlin
Bread and Butter politics cross regional lines in 1960s discourse
A column argues politicians should address national farm and urban renewal issues beyond their home regions. It cites Nixon in North Dakota, Kennedy in Colorado, and Goldwater in Arizona, noting regional stereotypes and urging candidates to speak to nationwide welfare and unity.
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New York City
Fargo
N.C
Nixon
Minot
N.D
Durango
Colo
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhown
United Africa unity talks show gap between visions at Addis Ababa
At the Addis Ababa conference African leaders clash over form and leadership for a united Africa. Nkrumah backs a United States of Africa while Nigeria resists. Ethiopia seeks a leading role. Morocco and Tunisia urge dialogue to end the Algerian war amid wider regional tensions.
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Africa
Addis Ababa
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
United States of Africa
Nigeria
Ethiopia
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
North Africa
Somalia
Israel
Black Africa
Oil royalties and tiny shares in Texas case
A Texas corporation held a fraction of oil royalties on a six four acre lease and apportioned its stake among 2 800 outstanding shares. A woman with seven shares received a minuscule portion and after death her eight heirs inherited fractions of the royalty. Even small sums are tracked and paid annually to balance oil company books.
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Texas Corporation
Surplus Wheat Aid Sparks Trade Tension and Hall Fame Picks
Debates over the India U S surplus wheat deal show how aid can affect contracts with Australia and other nations while stressing the need for clear boundaries. Also covered are Hall of Fame nominees, Sir Alec Guinness turning down TV beer offers, and notes on Sports Illustrated growth and wildlife trends.
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U.S
India
New Delhi
Australia
United States
Canada
France
Argentina
Hall of Fame
Nations Source Of Power Is Industrial Not Military
An analysis argues America’s power lies in its industrial base not arms. It critiques reliance on free enterprise, warns against centralized control, and notes unions and corporations shape policy. It contrasts American progress with Soviet methods and calls for leadership to push overseas expansion and growth.
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America
Kremlin
Tegic
U.S
Outer Space
Roosevelt
James Hoffa
Teamsters
Rockefeller
Texas
Congress
United Fruit Com
Pany
Canada
India
China
Southeast Asia
Britain
White House
Peiping the Eternal City Through Ages of Conquerors
John Roderick recounts Peiping now and then, a city of life that outlived rulers from Tartars to Communists. He recalls Ta Tien Shui Ching, Winter Palace, Jade Street, and a people who endured hunger and upheaval yet savored food, culture, and a city that feels eternal.
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Ta Tien Shui Ching
Peiping
China
Peiping Club
Wisconsin Democrats Back Proxmire for VP Nomination
Wisconsin Democrats at the state party convention endorsed Senator William Proxmire for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Delegates described Proxmire as a fighting leader and tireless campaigner who in 1957 helped the state party achieve its first major victory in 25 years.
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Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Democratic Party of
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