Cuba under Castro marks 45th anniversary of Moncada attack
Editorial notes Castro's 1959 Moncada assault gave name to his movement and led to Batista's overthrow. It recalls his 28-year rule, U S pressures, shortages, and rationing while praising and criticizing his regime. The piece urges a firmer U.S. stance against Latin American insurrectionary activity and warns of Che Guevara's influence.
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Resurrection City damages and costs at Lincoln Memorial encampment
The Resurrection City encampment near the Lincoln Memorial caused extensive damage including 1 acre of grass loss 102 trees damaged or killed 1739 shrubs 3000 feet of snow fence 400 feet of sidewalk and defacement of the DC War Memorial. Restoration costs for West Potomac Park total 61436 with extra cleanup and police and engineering costs estimated at 159774. The administration’s claim that taxpayers would not pay was false.
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Partisan opposition to Supreme Court appointments grows
The article notes escalating opposition to Supreme Court nominees as the lame duck reshapes Capitol Hill. It cites a friendlier France predicted by 13, critiques De Gaulle, and mentions secret talks on banning anti missile systems amid ongoing nuclear arms race concerns. Fossil remains of a manlike creature dated 5 to 18 million years.
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ADRs and tax basis clarify inherited stock guidance
An advisory column explains American Depository Receipts as foreign securities traded in the U S and outlines how their value is handled for estate taxes. It also clarifies the tax basis for inherited stock and gift tax implications, noting the book offers guidance on successful investing.
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Prophetic Predictions Prove Fleeting In Politics
Paul Harvey News recounts a string of famous forecasts from Yale economists to Bertrand Russell, all proving wrong as markets, wars, and regimes shifted. The piece notes repeated overconfident claims, five year horizons collapsing into reality, and the danger of treating pundits as gospel in political life.
Values In Disarray In These Turbulent Times
Thurmen Sen critiques bias and political pressure shaping the Olympics ban on South Africa and broader world disorder. He condemns Western liberal reactions, cites Columbia University clashes, and warns of a sliding toward a new Dark Age as civilization faces upheaval and errant governance.
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Mind Over Body Tricks Against Draft and Fear
A fragmentary ad or feature discusses how fear, anxiety, and willpower can affect bodily responses from pulse control to night sweats. It cites examples of draft evasion by mental means and a journalist’s accounts of psychosomatic symptoms, urging belief in mind power and offering Dr. Crane Mellor’s booklet and charts.
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Old Hag of Freedom and Grammar Rules Mocked
An editor laments delinquent subscribers while lampooning grammar and editorial woes. The piece cites a humorous line about bread and gloves and mocks poor prose with a spoof of a state capitol advice notice urging correct pronouns, sentence structure, and punctuation.
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How to avoid catching respiratory infections warned
Dr William Brady warns that most breathing illnesses are communicable and spread before symptoms show. He explains spray from coughing or talking can reach five to twelve feet and urges wearing a mask to prevent transmission. He offers a booklet titled Itit ORI for 5 cents and a stamped return envelope.
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Shipwise by James B. Martin exceeds Bligh record tale in sea voyage
An old debate compares Captain Bligh and his mutineers with Dixon and his two companions in an epic ocean ordeal. The piece recalls escape in a small raft, loses, scarce provisions, and ingenuity amid the Pacific, concluding Bligh’s crew faced different odds. It cites Dixon’s 38 days, 1,000 miles, and improvised survival tools as a counterpoint to Bligh’s famed voyage.
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