What Does China Want In Global Power Balance
The article outlines China's historical aims to expand borders and trade dominance, contrasting it with Western military strength and strategy. It weighs land versus sea warfare prospects, noting China’s 2.5 million infantry and 12 million reserves against U S air sea power and allied forces. Robert McNamara cautions that sacrifices will be needed, with history judging success.
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China
United States
Asia
Time Magazine
Mongolia
Korea
Taiwan
Europe
U. S
France
Japan
Philippines
Strategic Air Command
Guam
Thailand
Chiang Kaishek
Russia
House Armed Service Committee
Robert McNamara
Industrial News Review
Short Shorts Snob Disdain for Colds and Witty Jibes Across Papers
A collage of quips from multiple papers notes cliches on cold weather and aging, jokes about Bobby Kennedy in Canada, and sharp one liners on politics science and daily life. Notable lines reference the Year of the Snake and social norms.
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Rocky Mount
N.C
Bobby Kennedy
Canada
Wichita
Kan
Eagle
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Memphis
Tenn
Toronto
Lexington
Greenville
Piedmont
Atlanta (Ga
Constitution
Your Public Library the Venice Area cultural hub
The library is described as a cultural hub for the Venice Area, a place that fosters thinking, provides a quiet sanctuary for students, and serves as a supply house to enrich minds. It emphasizes the library as a key to world wonders and a friendly support system for learners.
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Venice
Cicero
Haley Report Anesthetizing Taxes
Washington writer argues that withholding taxes dull awareness of tax burdens and enable big government spending. He warns against further easing via graduated withholding and urges restoring a balanced budget and fiscal discipline.
CitruShute touted to boost citrus picking efficiency in Florida
Ft Pierce based Agri equipment Engineering Corp unveils CitruShute a lightweight 35 pound aluminum ladder with a belled chute that dumps fruit into ground bags cutting picking labor and costs. Lee Smith president says two bags per drop and fivefold potential gain per worker with broad training ease and lower supervision. Production planned to double or triple as demand grows.
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Ft. Pierce
Agri-quipment Engineering Corporation
Lee Smith
Florida
Eax
Smith
CitruShute
James B. Harris
Ft. Pierce Beach
Harris
W. H. Turner Sr
Kenneth A. Harris
Stuart
Poor pay, poor dig Belgrade
Deputy Ernest Rahten told Parliament Yugoslavia must import coal this year due to a miner shortage. Mines need about 10,000 more workers after 2,000 quit last year citing unsatisfactory pay.
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Belgrade
Ernest Rahten
Yugoslavia
Yugoslav
Railway electrification promises faster German trains
The German federal rail authority states that trains will travel at considerably higher speeds due to improved electrification.
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Rist
Venice High Plans 1965 Senior Prom and School Events
Venice High outlines plans for the 1965 Junior Senior Prom in the KMI ballroom with senior banquet and junior servers at Venice Cafeteria May 8 cleanup then setup. Prom tickets go on sale today and Joe Henriques leads the program.
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KMI
Venice
Joe Henriques
Johnson’s Asia dollar diplomacy criticized as Bribe
The author assails President Johnson for proposing a $1 billion aid scheme to Asia as an attempt to buy peace with communist forces in South Viet Nam. It argues bribery undermines national dignity, weakens U.S. prestige, and ignores raw military resolve needed to win the Viet Nam struggle.
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South Viet Nam
Johnson
LBJ
United States
U.S
Egypt
Nassar
Yemen
Africa
Asia
Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Red Cross
Southeast Ihia
Southeast Asia
India
U. S
America
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Associated Press
Florida Press Association
Miami Avenue
Edward D. Ball
Sam Dillon
Peachie Edge Courtney Willis
William A. Meyer
Opyrighted
Florida Press Service
Gainesville
Fla
American Newspaper Representatives
New York
N. Y
Atlanta
Viet Nam
West
Polaris
U. S. Air Force
Hartford
Conn
Earth
Knoxville (Tenn
News-Sentinel
Library Column
B. Larz Newton
Friends OF the Library
Englewood Rotary Club
Loveland School For
Selby Foundation
Rotary
William Bramley
C. B. Meder
Ralph Harrison
Kathy Williams
Karl Wright
Haley
Washington
Sam
Congress
High School News
By Susan Murphy and
Kris Leet
US Atomic Energy Commission
Sarasota High School
Dent .Council
Ronald V. Arone
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