Viet Nam allies fault line in Southeast Asia shared news
A 1964 Washington Post style column notes deep dissension among U S allies in Southeast Asia as Viet Nam fights for survival Cambodia shifts to Red China while Pakistan India and New China relations shape aid and policy. references 1962 Sino Indian clash and U S military aid shifts.
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Orie
United States
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Thailand
U. S
South Viet Nam
India
Pakistan
Hich
U.S. Asian Policy Turmoil and Weather Debate
The article surveys Cold War tensions in Asia with Pakistan Malaysia Indonesia and allied groups shaking CENTO and SEATO while the Philippines pursue territorial claims. It notes mixed U.S. support for Sukarno and the need for a new anti communist defense amid regional chaos. It then shifts to weather outlook and the uncertain start to the 1964-65 winter and football season.
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Washington
Pakistan
Peking
CENTO
SEATO
Indonesia-Malaysia
U. S
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
Malaysia
Philippines
South Korea
China
Japan
U.S
Generally Fair Except for Rain Weather Report
The Weather Bureau in Washington forecast fair conditions for the north and middle Atlantic states with only a day of showers in the week and moderate temperatures.
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The
Star
Weather Bureau
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Earl Warren
California
Pauline Hotinger
Paul
Norfolk
P. J. Landis
Castro Evidence Russia Deliberately Invaded Cuba
An article argues the Soviet Union acted on its own initiative to invade the Western Hemisphere via Cuba. It cites Fidel Castro’s remarks, Khrushchev era missiles, and continued Soviet influence in Cuba and Latin America, warning that trust and disarmament talks suffer while Moscow maintains control centers near Havana.
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Russia
Servia
Germany
Austria
Spain
Tugela
Navarre
Waskington
Western Hemisphere
United States
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Cuba
Soviet Union
Havana
Castro
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Sov
Iet Union
Johnson
UPI
Mexico
Washington
Alliance For Progress
Goldwater
Arizona
Dinner Table Fellowship and Civic Duty
A historical meditation by Earl L. Douglas argues 20 percent live without regular meals, eating from cans and stoves. He warns that irregular meals erode family bonds and leadership, urging attention to table time as social glue and national character.
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Humanity
Bohlen Reckless Goldwater Charge Sparks Recall Call
Henry J. Taylor condemns U S ambassador Charles E Bohlen for alleging a Goldwater win would trigger missiles in Europe He calls for immediate recall and for Johnson to repudiate the remark He argues NATO unity and American restraint depend on proper diplomatic conduct
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U.S
France
Charles E. Bohlen
Paris
Goldwater
Johnson
NATO
Europe
Bohlen
United States
White House
Charles de Gaulle
Ludwig
Robert F. Kennedy
Poland
Frosted Tummy Treatment For Ulcers Described
Dr Brandstadt reviews the frosted tummy method using a stomach balloon with refrigerant for 45 minutes to freeze the stomach. Relief often follows, with acid suppression lasting six weeks to six months and healing of ulcers, though bleeding and rare strictures can occur.
How's Your 1Q Memory Quiz Answers
A 10 day quiz notes daily scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good with page two listing correct answers. Questions include horizons poles, mulberries, Mexican mountain ranges, royal lineage, Roman numerals, climate zones, Uncle Sam, Russia’s chief river, Solomon Grundy life, and tie-breaking presidential election rules.
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Russia
Solomon Grundy
Impossible for Fat Man to Please His Pals
HAL BOYLE notes dieting strains friendships as a dieter loses weight. A 217 pound man slides to 172 after months of gym work and strict meals, only to face friends’ new nagging digs and jealousy as they fear loss of old status and camaraderie.
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Fat Man
New York
Alfred
Alf
Ike
Gatewell
Tyou
Missing Fragments Highlight Daily Life and Wisdom
The fragmentary text blends biblical quotation and quotes about everyday duties. It cites Matthew 4 4 and notes on breath light flowers duties and daily bread, with garbled ending phrase referencing Robert Louis Stevenson.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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