Cuba’s Castro regime a going concern amid crisis
The piece argues Castro’s Cuba endures despite mass emigration and political prisonings while facing failed industrialization and sugar shortages. It notes dependence on the Soviet Union, a cautious view of revolution elsewhere, and shifts in education and social control, warning Washington of Cuban proximity and potential missile threats.
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Soviet Union
Ronald Steel
Washington
Moscow
Castro
Latin America
Luis E. Aguilar
Georgetown University
Ernesto
Che’ Guevara
Regis) Debray
Farmers face higher costs despite banner income gain
The passage notes that farmers and ranchers expect a gross income increase of about one billion dollars this year over last, yet their net income should be roughly unchanged or slightly lower, highlighting rising costs that erode profits. It emphasizes the squeeze on farmers as higher expenses offset revenue gains.
Guns And Oleo The Johnson Administration Policy Fails
The program labeled guns and butter under the Johnson administration is described as a rapid, nationwide failure. Troops are equipped with M16 rifles while civilians face higher taxes and rising prices, and basic food supplies are strained.
Clean Break Suggested For Speculative Stocks
Reader advised to exit Bobbie Brooks and Western Air Lines, reinvest in Jewel Companies, citing dividend history and diversification prospects. Article discusses medical electronics examples and lists firms like Heckman Hewlett-Packard Perkin Elmer Baxter Warner-Lambert American Hospital Supply and general investing guidance from Roger E Spear.
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Bobbie Brooks
Western Air Lines
Heckman
Hewlett-Packard
Perkin- Eimer
Baxter Laboratories
Warner-Lambert
American
Rockefeller Foreign Policy Battle Signals New Campaign
Buckley argues Nelson Rockefeller reshapes foreign policy with Emmet Hughes as chief adviser and Henry Kissinger on the staff. He notes Hughes opposes Vietnam escalation and favors detente with the Soviet Union, signaling a major shift in the Republican stance and the Rockefeller bid for higher office.
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Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Barnum
Baley — Weitains
Vietnam
Romney
New York Times
Mr. Rockefellers
Emimet John Hughes
Picasso
Soviet Union
Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Kissinger
Harvard
Hughes
Tran
Eisenhower
Miami
Emmet Hughes
Newsweek
Mr. Hughes
Brady's Health Service and the mind sugar debate
A column reviews Body Mind and Sugar by Abrahamson and Petel noting the book’s focus on hyperinsulinism and low blood sugar while criticizing wandering topics. The piece highlights nicotine versus tar harms, cites Osler, and invites reader letters to Dr. Brady with postal instructions.
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Hody
Henry Holton
E. M1. Abrahamson
M.D
A. W. Petel
Abrahamson
Petel
Taymen
Som
The Worry By Dr George W Martha D case study
Martha D aged 44 died of cancer after doctors predicted a short time to live. She determined to wait for her son returning from Vietnam in ninety days. Despite pain and emaciation she marked each day with a red pencil and survived until his arrival on the 90th day, then she died peacefully, celebrating in prayer and faith.
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Martha D
Martha
Vietnam
The Logical Proof of God and a Lonely Death Case
A physician reflects on dying will and sudden death, recounting a woman who chose to die alone to avoid witnessing her family. The note urges sending a booklet and a stamped return envelope for Dr. Crane Mellor Indiana, offering personal advice and psychological charts for a fee.
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Dr. Crane
Folklore Notes From William Wade Recurring Sayings
A fragmented collection of quoted lines and character sketches attributed to William Wade. It contains casual dialogue about everyday tricks and misadventures, pointing to a humorous if rough oral style. The excerpt references travel at night and attempts to outpace authorities.
The Swaggering School Bus Drivers Outrage
Readers in Danbury and Westbury report dangerous school bus drivers amid rising bus use. The letter notes arrests and accidents involving drivers, cites state troopers ignoring infractions, and laments road chaos and the impact on children’s safety as buses multiply.
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Danbury
Conn
Westbury
Chicago
Heller
Gen. Fea. Corp
Pearl Harbor top spy Takeo Yoshikawa exposed years later
The article recounts the Pearl Harbor spy Takeo Yoshikawa, a former Japanese navy ensign, as the sole agent in spring VII tasked to enable the attack. It notes many spies were captured but the No. 1 remained unidentified, and it questions US civil defense readiness against atomic threats.
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Japan
Pearl Harbor
Intelgence Department
Takeo Yoshikawa
Martin
Pol
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