Caribbean Security Ties and Castro's Shadow Across Regions
A historical overview traces U.S. Caribbean policy from Jefferson to the present, noting repeated interventions and ongoing vigilance against external powers. It cites Cuba as a continued indirect risk through sabotage and subversion, with recent FBI arrests in New York of three Cubans including a diplomat, tied to an oil port plot.
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United States
Cuba
Caribbean
Castro
Soviet Union
U.S
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Spain
California
Dominican Republic
US. Senate
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Senate
Maine
Havana Harbor
Puerto Rico
Haiti
Nicaragua
Hoover
Roosevelt
Europe
Netherlands
France
Britain
Germany
Congress
Havana
Organization of American States
Caracas
Venezuela
Guatemala
Washington
New York City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United Nations
Pacific States
New England
Appalachians
Ohio Valley
Lakes
Plains
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Southern Plain
Bell Free Enterprise by Robert A. Brown
Robert A Brown argues in Editor and Publisher that government restrictions on advertising labeled as lobbying or discussing legislation threaten free enterprise. He notes IRS, Defense Department, and Federal Power Commission limits on advertising tax treatment, urging American business to protest to preserve free speech and business communication without heavy penalties.
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Robert A. ‘Brown
Bell Free Enterprise
Internal Revenue Service
Defense Department
Federal Power Commission
Successful investing: preferrers for security or growth
Roger E. Spear discusses whether preferred stocks offer safety or growth value compared with common stocks and savings accounts. He compares General Motors preferred and common issues, savings rates, and the role of Inland loan associations, noting investment aims drive choice between bonds, preferred shares, and growth stocks.
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Roger E. Spear
Norfolk & Western Common
Ioan
General Motors
S.fyj
Spear
General
Well
Features Corp
Retreat on Hungary Upsets U S UN Policy
Washington warns that a UN retreat on Hungary would dilute past UN condemnation of Soviet occupation. The piece critiques plans to dismiss Sir Leslie Munro and hand Hungary reports to UN Sec Gen Thant, arguing it would embolden Moscow and weaken Hungarian self rule while urging continued UN pressure.
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U. 5
Hungary
Washington
U.S
Associated Press
United Nations
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
U Thant
United States
Jesus
Crane
Leslie
Thant
JMN
Reyue
Moscow
Pasa
Idena
Calif
Europe
San
Les
Diego
Mexico
Ile Munro
Khrushchev
Eesti Iisting
Alcan
Box
Kadar
Mr. Thant
New York Herald
Be Men N Davis High School Band Tourno Prospect
Federated Research Corp of Pittsburgh notes the new year promising the most widely heralded recession as BE men N Davis High School bands march in the Tourno. The firm observes cautious optimism amid economic forecasts and regional music events in Pittsburgh.
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Federated Research Corp. of
Pittsburgh
Atlantic community urged for greater independence
A long, mixed digest notes France and Britain debating nuclear policy and US action in Cuba, while Shearson Hammill predicts a late 1960s economic upturn. Kennedy pressure and de Gaulle's Algeria lessons frame calls for stronger Atlantic leadership and self-financed national capability amid payments balance concerns. A local police incident and a Scrabble digressions column accompany the main piece.
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Shearson, Hammill & Co
New York
Federated Research
Charles de President
Kennedy
Federal Reserve Gaulle
Algeria
Suez
Aerospace
Pendence
Atlantic
Shearson
France
United States
Ameri- Seranca
Columbus
Ind
Fred Zeigler
Zeigler
Britain
Folklore riddles of historical figures and misprints
A fragmentary folklore piece lists playful attributions to Miles Standish Hannibal Robinson Crusoe Tiny Tim Horatius Julius Caesar Corrigan and others with garbled lines and a final note about mechanization erasing occupations, then cites a quip about a telephone operator and a proverb about a dog and teeth, all in a vintage newspaper voice.
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Alps
Ilaly
California
Ireland
Larcius
Hermainius Bald
NCACSS ban on band trips sparks clash over schooling
A column criticizes the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for blocking band travel to Miami and suggests the Ben Davis trip proceeded despite the rule. It argues student experiences outside class offer real learning and questions the authority and impact of the NCACSS on academic standards.
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North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Ncacss
Ben Davis
Association
Highland High School
Miami
Fla
Highland
Highland Band
Prayerful remembrance of a departed loved one
A devotional tribute expresses faith in God and acceptance of loss. The speaker notes not being bitter, recalls shared years as a blessing, and cherishes the sweet communion and enduring memory of the departed soul.
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