Aid Chief States Case For Foreign Aid
Editorial discusses David Bell of AID arguing the case for foreign aid in light of House opposition. It weighs results, balance of payments, and whether other nations share more burden, noting growth impact and the political hurdle amid Viet Nam considerations.
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Agency For International Development
David Bell
New York Times
Bell
Times
U. S
United States
Bellon
Viet Nam
Congress
House
Second Look Scandinavians and the JFK Era Riffs
In a breezy mock editorial tone the piece jabs at political figures and programs of the era. It notes a Vice President visit plan and a run-down old farm, critiques omnibus bills, and hints at Henry Cabot Lodge’s 1960 VP bid with a quizzical closing question.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Military Pros Defend Status In Cold War Command
A veteran emphasis on the military role in the Cold War, with Adm. George W. Anderson warning of growing distrust between generals and civilian leaders in the Pentagon after Robert McNamara's arrival as defense secretary. The piece notes the clash between traditional military strategy and new civilian-driven critiques, while imagining would be respect if McNamara wore a uniform.
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U. S
United States
Naval Operations
Adm
George W.anderson
Pentagon
Robert McNamara
Defense
Mcnamara
Adm. Anderson
Ironpants
Mufti
Mission 60 and Project 70 referenced in column notes
Dave Felts details Mission 60 by National Park Service and Pennsylvania Project 70 plan to spend 70 million for parks and open spaces with target dates 1966 and 1970. He notes local reader interest, biographical items on Joseph Burtschi, and upcoming Illinois Historical Society meeting. He also comments on magazine photography and a Birmingham police photo.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Phillips Petroleum Co
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
Pennsylvania
Joseph C. Burtschi
Vandalia Historical Society
Burtschi
Joseph Burtschi
Dalia
Animals perform for crowds at the zoo, study finds
Desmond Morris reports animals in cages train the public to vary their surroundings and gain social contact. Boredom drives bears and elephants to beg, monkeys and chimps learn to provoke spectators, while spitting by chimps reflects a need for action.
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Norman Moss
Nana
London
Desmond Morris
London Zoo
Morris
A Fantasy Diplomatic Static On Hot Line To Moscow
James Reston portrays a White House Moscow hot line in a 1963 New York Times spoof. The dialogue blends coded language tests and playful miscommunications with Khrushchev and Kennedy, ending with a note on domestic issues and tensions.
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Moscow
James Reston
New York Times
Washington
White House
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Harriman
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Nhu Power Behind South Viet Nam Regime Explored
From Saigon, a portrait emerges of Ngo Dinh Nhu, rivaled by Diem yet wielding vast influence. He touts self criticism and anti communist resolve while guiding security, politics, and a secret police network. His wife, Diem’s wife in practice, also shapes policy and public life.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Ngo. Dinh Diem
Diem
Red China
Peking
U. S
Research Institute of America
Communist Party
Revolutionary Labor Party
Republican Youth Movement
Smost
Nho
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Queen of Love & Beauty
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Samson
Milwaukee Zee
Vietnam
Hyannis
Port
Roy Essoyan
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