Cuba and Castro under renewed U S watchful eye
An editorial surveys Castro era in Cuba eight years after the revolution, noting economic steadiness aided by sugar sales and Soviet aid while questioning true independence. It cites Jose Yglesias and Rufo Lopez-Fresquet on Castro’s motives, notes Latin American export ambitions, and urges closer U S scrutiny of Cuba and regional revolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Cuba
Moore
Fidel Castro
Moncado
Santiago de Cuba
Santiago
Batista
Jose Marti
Marti
Soviet Union
Jose Yglesias
Rufo Lopez-Fresquet
Treasury
U.S
Russia
United States
Latin America
Havana
Why The Unrest Reflects Top Leader Encouragement
A historical mirror shows unrest linked to remarks by national leaders. July 18 1966 New Orleans quotes by Hubert Humphrey and July 30 1964 remarks by President Johnson illustrate calls that critics say spurred grievance, anger, and street action amid nationwide tensions.
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New Orleans
Yubert Humphrey
Robert Weaver
Housing and Urban Development
Johnson
National Rural Electric Cooperative
Water treatment growth stocks Betz vs Calgon advice
In advising a young investor, Betz Laboratories focuses on water treatment while Calgon offers broader interests. Both grew similarly in 1966 and early 1967. Betz, smaller and pricier, suits higher market risk. Calgon offers a wider product mix and steadier exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgon
Betz Laboratories
Betz
Caigon
Secretary of State
State of Incorporation
Roger Spear
Roger
Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
4Gen
Fea, Corp
Mrs America survey shows a home centered ideal
Paul Harvey discusses Gallup findings on the average Mrs. America, identifying a sober, homebound 42 year old woman with 2 to 3 children, modest income, and high happiness in marriage. The piece argues media distortions skew perceptions of women and urges husbands to compliment their wives.
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America
New York
E. E. Norris
George Gallop
Riviera
Juarez
Gallup
Average
Hich
Gen
Fea. Corp
Angina vs coronary insufficiency explored by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady reviews angina and coronary occlusion, explaining how arterial sclerosis and vessel spasm cause heart pain. He notes nitraglycerin, calcium and vitamin D may help, cites historical figures Heberden and Hammer, and invites readers to request his calcium and vitamin D plan with a self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler
Heberden
Aberden
America
Tom
Harry
Nuirilmn
Adan Hammer
St. Laws
George Dock
Tulane
Washington University
Blessing at meals credits dentists and Vita min D
A columnist notes Debby’s blessing before meals and adds Dr Norman Denner’s suggestion to thank the family dentist. He contrasts modern dental care with Columbus era Indian pain, recounting common toothaches and abscesses and the relief provided by dental surgeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debby
den Her
Judy
Norman H. Denner
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank
Christopher Columbus
Dental Health Week and Teeth Myths from a Past Era
A nostalgic column extols modern dentistry and the supposed rise of good dental care while mixing quirky claims about aging teeth, vitamins, and parental advice. It mentions Dr. Denner and dental figures in Akron and Cleveland and invites readers to request tests and charts from Dr. Crane Mellor, with instructions for sending a stamped envelope and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Denner
Akron
Cleveland
England
America
Some Day and Duty in a Fragmented Folklore Note
A fragment from a 19th century style column contrasts sentiment with sentimentality and cites an unknown poem Some Day about death and reunions in the heavens. It also includes an American Saying on duty as a begrudging task.
United Nations Demands Jerusalem Withdrawal by Israel
In a 99 to 0 General Assembly vote with three abstentions including the United States, the UN urges Israel to relinquish control of Jerusalem. The piece argues the proposal is impractical without a viable alternative and calls for international administration to prevent a religious flare up amid a fragile ceasefire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jordan
Jerusalem
Israel
Potomac
London
Thames
General Assembly
Johnson
Congress
Egypt
Nasser
Gerald Ford
House
U.S
Gaza Strip
Congo
U Thant
Turkey
United Nations
Fea. Corp
Readiness Watch Yard in Seventh Fleet Pacific
Question answers the term watch yard as readiness. The Seventh Fleet holds large forces, with carriers tied bows seaward even in port, capable of launching strikes from drydock if needed. History notes Lexington and Helena at Pearl Harbor era, and current strength around 73,000 sailors and over 1,000 aircraft, with readiness highlighted as a core theme.
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Seventh Fleet
Pacific
Quemay
Lexington
Tier Helena
Martin
Look
J. F. Kennedy
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Raymond A
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Tetorusat
Anderson
Cerrien
Madison
Quiver
Indiana
Associated Press
Associated Penis
ULC
Paris
Paul Harvey
Mrs. America
Mother
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Brady
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Erry Hills
California
George W. Crane
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Russell Kir
James B. Martin
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