Danger in Cuba and Castro's plan endangering Latin America
The text argues that Cuba under Castro serves as a Soviet-backed danger spot in the Western Hemisphere. It cites a five nation OAS report on Cuba's efforts to destabilize Venezuela, warns of arms, funds, and agents, and calls for U S action under the Monroe Doctrine. It notes Cuba's strategic 90 mile reach from Florida and cites Russian weapons and a large army as risks to hemispheric security.
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Latin America
Central
South America
United States
Castro
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
International Communist
Khrushchev
Central and
Caribbean
Organization of American States
Venezuela
Latin Americas
Florida
South American
Rio Grande
Russia
Preston G. Woolf
Indianapolis
Hemisphere
Kremlin
Paradox of Unemployment and Job Openings Needs Training Reform
The American Council on Education notes four to five million unemployed and four to five million job openings, urging better technology and vocational training. It says most students are steered toward college, leaving dropouts and graduates underprepared for a technical economy. The study Man, Education, and Work recommends expanding two year junior colleges for occupational training and calls on communities to survey and plan educational changes.
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Cole
American Council On Education
Council
Investing Plan Boosts Systematic Saving For Shares
Roger E. Spear discusses the Monthly Investment Plan offered by stock traders enabling monthly or quarterly payments to buy shares. He notes advantages include dollar averaging and reduced risk over time, while acknowledging higher commissions on small trades. He addresses averaging down in Dow Chemical and National Cash Register with input from readers.
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Roger E. Spearstock
Dow Chemical
B. W
Dow
Lpain
Commission
National Cash Register
I Investment Club
Police Shoot Man Fatally in Martinsville Ind
Martinsville police fatally shot Ernest L Tate a 56 year old man described as a mental case by Chief Jack Stanley after Tate threatened with a knife then fired on officers who responded to the residence Tate emerged with a rifle and revolver and officers opened fire authorities noted Tate had a history of threats and that the incident followed a confrontation at his home in Martinsville Indiana with General Features Corp reporting the event from AP sources
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Martinsville, Ind
Martinsville
Jack Staney
Surmcne National Cash Register
Stanley
Ernest L. Tate
National
A Register
Tate
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Rene Ee Ea Ee George D Crittenberger
Marriet W. Toner
Robert E Jackson
Manogar
Sysved
Madison
Indiana
Associated Press
Tee
AP News
Herald
Frederick
Alps
Italy
Colombia Bombings Believed Retaliatory
Chaos from a wave of bombings across Colombia claimed one life and left four wounded, seen as retaliation for government actions against leftist groups. Reports place the incidents in Huila Province and Ragio Gumuspala as authorities pursue the Red banditry crackdown and the buried party leader.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Istanbul
Turkey
Ragio Gumuspala
Mill
Huila
LeMay Muzzled as Defense Debate Roils Washington
The article discusses General Curtis LeMay and the Pentagon censors on active duty limiting his public statements on bombers and the missile gap. It questions civilian- military policy clashes, Johnson and McNamara influence, and whether censorship shapes U.S. strategic choices. The piece notes LeMay’s unique position and the broader tension over disclosure of defense views.
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LeMay
Curtis LeMay
Johnson Madeyers
Air Force
U.S
Strategic Air
Robert McNamara
Lyndon Johnson
McNamara
Eisenhower
Congress
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Pacific
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Ford
Folklore Quiz Sparks Military and History Themed Riddles
A rhymed quiz on explorers and soldiers ignites memories of Columbus Raleigh Standish Barbar Wall Newton Hannibal and Caesar. A transcript notes LeMay criticisms censored in hearings with Ford pressing for public release. The piece cites security grounds and a delay before headlines regained focus.
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California
Ireland
Columbus
Sir Walter Raleigh
Virginia
England
Miles Standish
Barbar
Frietchie
Diogenes
Isaac Newton
Highland High School Band grateful for 1964 Canadian tour support
Reader letters thank the community for helping the Highland High School Band on their 1964 tour. Secretary Janay Preeno notes appreciation for volunteers who spent long hours preparing and promoting goodwill through music. A separate letter criticizes The Get Rights Bill, urging readers to scrutinize the measure before passage and recounts ordering copies of civil rights legislation.
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Highland High School
Janay Preeno
Doctor Brady’s Health Service Cuts Down Bills
In a radio style column on disease prevention, Dr. William Brady argues voluntary isolation and hygiene curb respiratory infections. He cites measles and whooping cough dangers, urges masks and distance, and shares a reader letter praising anti-spray practices at home.
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Tf Vantre
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
The Love Magic Charm Course for Women
Molly a college coed seeks a husband through a psychologist's saleslike romance lessons. The piece urges smiling, a kissable mouth, perfume, and charming compliments, touting a “Scientific Marriage Foundation” and offering booklets and charts for a fee.
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Molly
Small Sue Helps a Friend Cry for Comfort
The verse recalls a child named Sue and her mother asking what she could do when a friend mourns. Sue answers she could only help by crying with them to bring relief, reflecting a gentle lesson in compassion and sympathy in a biblical hush.
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Small Sue
Sant
Nee
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