Five Years Of Fidel Castro Dominates Caribbean Politics
Five years into Fidel Castro's rule Cuba remains a pro communist regime off Florida. Soviet aid sustains Havana with arms and money amid Cuban sugar sales and reconstruction pledges. Critics note growing disenchantment and Castro’s shift toward Beijing while past U S promises fade.
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Fidel Castro
Florida
Cuba
Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Raul Castro
Fidel
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Russia
U.S. News & World Report
The International Years of the Winter Sun IQSY Begins
The IQSY starts tomorrow for two years with scientists from 50 nations studying earth sun relations during solar minimum. researchers compare data from quiet sun activity with the high solar activity of IGY 1957 58 to gauge radiation hazards for crewed spaceflight.
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Earth
International Geophysical Year
IGY
Tax cuts and youth employment growth analyzed
The analysis argues the labor force will expand rapidly over the next seven years with 1.2 million more youths reaching age 16 by 1965. It notes high postwar birth rates require investment of 15 000 to 20 000 dollars per job and urges further rate reductions beyond H R 8363 to unleash private investment and reduce barriers to business growth.
Successful Investing Stocks Yield To Annuity To Solve Income Problem
Reader asks how to cover living expenses with 11 000 savings and 200 monthly pension. Expert says few stocks yield above 5 percent and suggests a joint survivorship annuity. advises insurance agent. Another reader with inheritance is urged to switch from American Tobacco to Sears Roebuck for growth, noting risks from health reports.
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Roger E. Spear
American Tobacco
U.S. Public Health Service
Sears, Roebuck
General Features Corp
Washington by Roscoe Drummond Why Foreign Aid Is In Trouble
Washington columnist Roscoe Drummond argues that Lyndon Johnson faces a deepcut in foreign aid, reflecting Congress doubts and dissatisfaction with how aid has been operated and justified by successive administrations, threatening the entire program for developing countries.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
U. S
White House
John Sherman Cooper
Wirtz Warns of Human Slag Heap From Job Gap
Secretary Wirtz says rising labor force and automation threaten a growing underclass of unskilled workers even in prosperity. He cites 1963 job totals and notes youth unemployment remains high while output per hour climbs, urging full employment and policy reforms to spread prosperity.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
First Ocean Depth Expeditions and Antarctic Soundings
The record notes Magellan as first to officially chart ocean depths though later explorers achieved milestones. Sir James Ross conducted the first successful ocean soundings in 1839 in the Antarctic reaching about 14 550 feet. The text compares ocean depths to mountain peaks, noting heights surpassing the Rockies.
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Magellan
Sir James Ross
Antarctic
Rockies
Case Records of Dr George W Crane on self improvement
Old syndicated column exaplains monthly self inventories and goal setting to defeat habits seen as fifth columnists. It urges public commitment to quit tobacco or liquor, avoiding tempting places, and aiming high with new resolutions.
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Claude P
Crane
Claude
Churchill Winston Churchill
England
Europe
Waterloo
Yorktown
Lowell
Cuba accuses CIA saboteurs of sinking Cuban PT boat
Cuba charged that CIA saboteurs blew up a Soviet built PT boat in Siguanea Bay Isle of Pines last Sunday, killing three sailors and wounding 18. The communique said a U S Navy submarine supplied the explosive and linked the act to Lyndon B Johnson’s presidency. A separate exile claim from Honduras was noted but Cuba retained direct US responsibility for the attack.
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Havana
UPI
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Suganea Bay
Isle of Pines
Honduras
Siguanea Bay
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alfcrez Fragata
Leonardo Toribio
Luberta Noy
Costs of hospital care and home birth advocacy
A physician columnist argues high hospital costs stem from overuse of specialists and pricey medicines. He criticizes hospital expense growth since 1901 02 and urges home confinement for childbirth with trained midwives, countering reliance on hospitals and ongoing patient overcharging.
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Erie County Hospital
Buffalo
Vgu
Businessman Seeks Demo Governor Ned
Herman Radtke a 35 year old Terre Haute business consultant said he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor in 1964. He has never held political office and plans a campaign committee effort for legalizing all forms of gambling in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Herman Radtke
Terre Haute
Radtke
Indiana
Quotation Anthology on Time and Society
A collection of remarks on how times change and how people react. Includes anonymous lines about folk practices, life expectancy, family dynamics, and allergy fatigue. Features Bill Leonard on history, a jab at specialists, Helen Hayes on theater emotion, and a note on law versus custom.
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Bill Leonard
Kennedy
Helen Hayes
Dr Brady Letter Answer Policy Clarified
Signed letters on personal health and hygiene receive replies from Dr Brady only if a stamped self addressed envelope is enclosed. Due to heavy volume only a few letters can be answered here. No replies to nonconforming queries. Address Dr William Brady 265 FBI Camino South Beverly Hills Calif
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
FBI
Time Use and Profit in The Shepherd Message
The excerpt frames time as a scarce resource from I Corinthians 7 29 urging wise use. It contrasts sleep play and procrastination with purposeful work and investment. It warns time squandered yields no returns while wise use brings rich dividends and gain.
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Chou En-lai
Nikita
Edwin M. Martin
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Guantanamo Bay
Solar System
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert Jackson
Edwin A Bailey
Anderson
Incl
Madison
Associated Press
Herald
Adla
York
Roscoe Drummond
Hese
Sen. Cooper
Johnson
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North Pole
Robert Peary
John Davis
Baffin
Pole
Hansen
Peary
Consoil
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fiuurre
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
Nation
AP Wirehpoto
George W Crane
Copywright
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Knopkins Syndicate, Inc
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