Asians Fear U S as Reds Gain Ground in Asia
AP dispatch from Geneva notes Communist gains in Viet Nam push Asia into a new noncombat war of words. Western diplomats worry a French withdrawal could seal Indo China’s fate and threaten France's empire. Asians seek American aid framed without strings, fearing U S bases and war economies.
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Asian perspectives on U S policy and Communism debate
An Indian politician and Asian observers challenge U S self image as a global cop. They argue Western leaders misread Asian nations, warn against seeing Asia in stark red blue terms, and urge understanding of anti colonial Marxist influences shaping regional politics. They condemn police state accusations and emphasize patience, dialogue, and respect for Asia's varied trajectories.
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Georgia Tech Sings for Copyright Income on Alma Mater
Georgia Tech officials favor frequent play of the alma mater songs Yellow Jacket March and Rambling Wreck from Georgia Tech to earn income from copyrights on student programs. The school owns the copyrights and benefits financially beyond sentiment.
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Florida group plans Girls Town on east coast
A Florida group announces plans to create Girls Town USA a nonprofit home for indigent girls ages six to eighteen with no religious or racial barriers. They will locate a Palm Beach County tract for a rehabilitation center expected to serve up to 10 000 girls, buildings valued at 27 660 000 dollars, and aim to begin intake within 15 months.
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McFearnolds and Dr Wright Tied to University of Miami Law Dean
James Clark McFernolds and Dr Floyd A Wright connected to the University of Miami Law School leadership, with Wright serving as dean and McFernolds noted in association with the school.
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Debt Fund Urged In Letter to Governor Lodge
A housewife sent 219 to Governor John Lodge asking it be used to reduce the national debt. A clergyman added 100, and Lodge forwarded the funds to U S Treasurer Ivy Ecker Priest with the suggestion for an annual voluntary citizens drive to cut the debt.
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Cat Mothers Pups In Beagle Foster Case At Pottstown
A beagle named Poochie walked out on her eight newborn puppies and Sandy took over the care. The event occurred in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, highlighting a humane animal care scenario with local involvement.
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Cat Owns Three-Year-Old Persian and Five Stillborn Kittens
A three-year-old part Persian cat owned by Mr and Mrs Clarence Gauger had five stillborn kittens but appeared eager to mother them.
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