NATO Unity Despite French Exit Moves Forward
The 14 NATO members press on without France, as Secre tary of State Rusk reports from Brussels. DeGaulle’s pullout, costly and inconvenient, will not halt the alliance, which sees a strong pact needed to deter Communism and defend Western Europe. Nuclear sharing remains disputed, with caution on triggering wider conflict.
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Klein lobbied for Nazi-linked Rheinmetall arms contract
Maj. Gen. Julius Klein, confidant of Sen. Tom Dodd, pressed to secure a $75 million U.S. arms contract for Rheinmetall of Dusseldorf, a firm with a Nazi past and slave labor history. The push drew protests from Jewish leaders and involved figures including Jacob Javits as Klein sought to shield his German clients and restore accounts.
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Springfield
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Ernest Baume
Rheinmetal! Borsig AG
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Adolph Held
Jewish Labor Committee
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Gen Klein
Jewish Claims Conference
William Tyler
First Jewish Claims Conference
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Springfield Armory
Dodd
Jacob Javits
New York
Javits
Senate Ethics Committee
Stoppages Hit Whirlybird Production and War Plant Strikes
In Washington generals push for more helicopter output while War in Vietnam rages nearby. At GE Lynn Massachusetts Local 201 International Union of Electrical Workers negotiates pay and sparks pickets at parts plants. Production stalls as labor and war pressures collide.
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Moon Project
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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William Simkins
Massachusetts
New York
Peace Corps inspires a wave of similar voluntary service
The piece chronicles how the Peace Corps sparked spawned groups like VISTA, Job Corps, and the Teachers Corps and highlights the unusual International Executive Service Corps IESC which recruits retired executives to volunteer abroad without pay for three to six months. It notes Rockefeller Javits and Hartke backing, private funding, and AID grants, with example of Carl Anderson and his wife aiding a Venezuelan supermarket.
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Bugle Corps
Signal Corps
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Teachers Corps
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Paunch Corps
Rockefeller
Carl Anderson
Chicago
Venezuela
Edith
Anderson
Company
Launch Corps
If the Interstate Keeps Its Route, Modern Youth Won’t Travel
A columnist argues that without the classic highway journey to Grandma’s house, today’s younger generation loses a cherished rite of passage and scenic route tradition.
Readers Speak Dear Sir on US prestige and war policy
Charles G. Johnson of Anaconda argues that American intervention and foreign aid spark global resentment. He urges voters to decide by ballot on the Vietnam War foreign aid and intervention, warning war does not solve issues and urging fairness and liberty at home.
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Charles G. Johnson
Wolf at the Door: Daughter Brings One Home
An Irish Digest line laments hard work failing to bar trouble as a man’s daughter brings a new hardship into the house, illustrating the burdens of labor and family.
No Pill to Make Husbands Go to Doctors
A reader asks how to persuade a stubborn husband to seek medical help for a persistent fungal rash. Dr. Molner notes newer anti fungals may help and that one visit cannot cure all fungus infections. He urges another examination and potential treatment, warning against self treatment.
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