Castro’s Global Subversion Tied to US Interests
Editorial argues Castro remains active despite Viet Nam focus, aided by the USSR and visiting Italian Communist brass. It asserts Cuba finances subversion from Guatemala to Colombia, with Red influence in Haiti and Dominica, warning of riots, terrorism, and nationwide dangers to the United States if not countered.
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Castro
Viet Nam
Cuba
Ussr
United States
Herald
Mexico
Central
South America
Fidel
Guatemala
Haiti
Dominica
Central America
Reds
Venezuela
U.S
Colombia
Peru
Brazil
More Reds and Spies in Cold War Talk at Senate Hearing
The piece argues that Secretary of State Dean Rusk's proposal to open Soviet consulates in the United States invites espionage, while J Edgar Hoover warns it would burden the FBI. It notes Russia and the U S had signed but not ratified a treaty and urges keeping consulates closed to reduce home grown spying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Rusk
Russia
United States
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Committee On House
U.S
FBI
Viet Nam
Anderson
Tron Curtain
Winston Churchill
Fulton, Mo
Fulton
Red Star
Indiana Hoosier lawmakers praised for constitutional conduct
An Anderson editorial lauds Indiana Republicans William G. Bray Richard Roudebush Ralph Harvey Ross Adair Charles Halleck and Donald Bruce for upholding the constitution and studying bills before voting while criticizing others who seek federal benefits and rush to pass or reject measures. The piece contrasts thoughtful lawmakers with those deemed to favor socialism and quick gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Congress
William G. Bray
Martinsville
Richard Roudebush
Noblesville
Ralph Harvey
New Castle
Ross Adair
Charles Halleck
Donald Bruce
Diversification urged for an investor’s stock mix
A reader with General Motors and Telecom stock asks about reducing risk through diversification after noting large holdings in GM. The adviser cautions against concentration in one stock, cites Norfolk Ward debt and Edison issues, and suggests selling Ward to buy Libby Owens Ford while building cash. The note advises considering Commonwealth Edison and other holdings and mentions a sales offer for a guide to successful investing.
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General
Norfolk & Western Ward
Consolidated Edison
Marshall Field
Northern
General Motors
General Tel. & Electronics
Norfolk
Jersey
Commonwealth Edison
Sunshine Biscuit
Tennessee
Ward
Libby Owens
Ford
Johnson visits Senate staff in quiet White House talk
President Johnson visits Senate Minority Leader Dirksen and staff at Everett Dirksen’s office after the vote on the voting rights bill. He shares root beer and a scotch and soda as they discuss politics, then returns to the White House with his dog leaving the exchange framed as a rare relaxed moment in Washington.
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LBJ
Vermont
Mary Brooks
Washington
Glee
Dirksen
Johnson
Evan
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Pam
New York
Thej
Mansfield
Everett
Minori Dirksen
Ois
Everett Dirksen
Thrust Dirksen
Jon B. Morton
Kentucky
Reywe
Winston Prouty
Dent
Dirk- See
Mr. Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Victor Johnston
Johnston
White House
Ray C. Bliss
Congressional
Bliss
William Cody Kelly
Republican National Committee
Kelly
National Committee
Capitol Hill
U S Public Health Service to sponsor family planning survey
The U S Public Health Service announced it will sponsor a national survey of family planning practices by American women. Princeton University will undertake the study under a 377238 dollar contract, marking the first comprehensive survey since the birth control pill’s introduction five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S. Public Health Service
Princeton University
Institute
Psychologist urges bluff as tool in life sports and war
Dr. Alvarez explains a bluffing mindset drawn from psychology as a universal tactic. He cites canine encounters and competitive arenas from football to poker, urging calm, misdirection, and bold moves to intimidate opponents and gain advantage.
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Gan Tackle
Dr. Crane
Michi
8.2 Million In Highway Bids Received
A fragmented query style page lists items around mid 19th century events asking about battles and ships including Mobile Bay Albemarle and Maine. It mentions battles and questions about outcomes with dates and figures, implying a historical quiz or recitation card.
Population forecasts and bids in mid-twentieth century reports
The item covers a projected population rise in Communist China to one billion by 1990 and notes bids and engineers estimates for highway and county road projects across multiple Indiana locations. It mentions university conference openings and a projected population figure for China, with several contractor bids and readvertisement details.
Aspirin Misuse and Calcium Links Highlighted by Dr Brady
Dr Brady warns against overreliance on aspirin and other analgesics for illness. He argues calcium deficiency drives high analgesic use and urges a calcium rich diet including at least a quart of milk daily. He notes mothers may misuse thermometers and emphasizes proper nutrition over pills.
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Ial
Smart Alice
Sherman
The Shepherds Motto and Framed Maxims
A short verse reflects on a friend who cherishes a wall motto about others helping and smiling. The speaker notes that personal living example matters more than signs and maxims, emphasizing authentic conduct over proclaimed sayings. By Julien C Hyer.
OAS Mediators Propose Peace Formula for Dominican Junta
In Santo Domingo mediators from the Organization of American States presented a revised peace plan to the Dominican junta aiming to establish a provisional government. Junta leader Maj. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera said the plan must be studied by a committee of international law experts before any decision. The article notes 95 million passenger cars expected to be registered by 1976, up from about 8 million at present.
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LOF Glass
Roger
Spear
Roger BE
Grand Central Station
N.Y
WRR
Fea. Corp
Falklore
By William Wade
Seattle
Wash
Weather Bureau
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Department of Commerce
Environmental Science Service Administration
Federal
Public Service
John Conway
Afl-Cio
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Alvarez
Walter Alvarez
Crane Meilot
Ind
Foch
George Washington
Delaware
George Wash
James B. Martin
Churchill
England
Yorktown
Indianapolis
Marshal Foch
State Highways Commission
Indisaidana
Allen
Interstate 69
US. 24
U.S. 27
Siebold-Price
Fort Wayne
Decatur
Franklin
Ripley
St. Paul
Mark M. Holeman Co
Floyd
Quarry Road
Edwardsville
Ralph Rogers & Co
Bloomington
Jay and Randolph
Portland
Marion
38Th Street
Capitol Avenue
Tri-State Construction Co
German Church Road
U.S. 40
Vogel Construction Co
Putnam
Deer Creek Bridge
J. C.o'connor & Sons
Tippecanoe
Stockwell-Monroe
Stockwell
U.S. 52
Monroe
Wayne
Hagers'town
Rieth-Riley Construction& Co
Goshen
Daviess
Sugar Creek
Alfordsville
G. H. Allen Inc
Vincennes
Aera Big Biss
Beezer Brook
Kearsarge
Wit
Knox —Ownr
Graen Mitehan
Jzepan
Peihe River
Pheiho
Hampton Roads
Ithe Merrimac
The
Monitor
New Orleans
Mobile Bay
Cushing
Albemarle
Maine
Spain
Manila Bay
Geneva
China
Tokyo
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
International Federation of Catholic Univer Isities
Freelandvile
Vin-cennes
Lake
Pennsylvania
U.S. 417
Chicago &' Étie
Newton
Troquois River
U.S. 24
Morris
W. Holley & Son
Kentland
U.S. 35
Monticella
Brady's
Iliago
Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Anderson Herald
Robert E. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Clem Portage
Madison
Associated Press
AP News
Massenger
Sheeid
Naorett
Julien C. Hyer
Baro
Alreau
Fatio
Stanwars
Mississippi
Appalachians
Upper Great Lakes
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Plateau
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Plains
OAS
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