Cuba threat and red danger near U S shores warned
An editorial argues the United States may have pledged no interference with Russia over Cuba in 1962. It cites witnesses describing missiles in Cuba and a buildup of Soviet ships, warning Castro aims at the United States and urging vigilance amid Vietnam and Middle East crises.
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United States
Cuba
Washington
Paul Bethel
Foreign Service
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Senate
Internal Security
Bethel
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Robert Porter
U.S. Southern Command
Congress
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Vietnam
Middle East
Above Suspicion Over Farm Meetings Sparks Congress Debate
The Department of Agriculture allegedly chaired farm meetings with its own staff to push programs. Rep. Robert Michel questions impartiality and notes 399 federal agents were paid travel to a Kansas gathering of about 1,600 attendees, with a quarter of participants being agency personnel. Critics say such meetings risk perceived bias and improper use of funds. Caesar's wife should be above suspicion.
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Department of Agriculture
Congress
Robert Michel
Illinois
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Michel
Department
Washington
The Vicious Circle of Social Security Reforms
The piece critiques Congress repeatedly reworking social security benefits and taxes every few years. It argues extended programs last days before new benefits spark renewed tax demands, pulling Congress back into continuous reform cycles over 25 years and more.
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Congress
Secure Six Percent Returns Via Strong Bonds Says Spear
In his Successful Investing column Roger Spear suggests shifting funds to bonds for secure income. He recommends Texas Electric Service New Orleans Public Service and Dana Corp debentures plus Liggett & Myers, all rated A or better, as nearer to a six percent yield with capital protection. He notes readers seek higher income and offers his IS-page Guide to Successful Investing for $1.
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Standard of
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New Jersey
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Liggett & XII Bentures
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
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New York
N.Y
Gen Pea. Corp
Legatees of Lincoln Warn of Civil Unrest and Riots
A spokesman for the Black Avengers warns of taking over Milwaukee within a month. FBI Director Hoover denounces hotheads and rioters as agitators. Martin King and Stokely Carmichael cited, with calls to avoid further bloodshed and preserve national unity amid police strain and political fear.
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Milwaukee
Troward University
Nathan Ware
FBI
Hoover
Martin King
Cleveland
Stokely Carmichael
Washington, D.C
King
Carmichael
North
Soulty
Lincoln
Gen
Fea. Corp
Roush funds youth trips to Washington for students
Fifth District Congressman J Edward Roush promotes scholarship trips for 26 high school juniors from eight counties. The three day, all expenses paid visit includes briefings by State Department staff, meetings with Senators Hartke and Bayh, and meals with the congressman. The program aims to bring educational access closer to communities while highlighting political support from diverse groups.
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Washington
Roush
Congressional
Ment
Hartke
Bayh
Supreme Court Clerk
Pesce Corps
Congress
Great Society
Brady's Health Service Recounts Homemade Soap Hygiene
Dr William Brady reflects on childhood Canandaigua practices of making lye soap from wood ashes and using soap for cleansing teeth and wounds. He notes limited dental testing, recalls grandma's poultice remedies, and questions tetanus risks while acknowledging modern anti tetanus measures.
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Chapel Street
Canagaigua
Lutie Berner
Brady
Canandaigua
Lothjan
Worry Clinic urges coping with grief and self care
Polly D a college student faced with recent loss is advised to move forward avoid self harm and seek constructive actions. The piece promotes emotional control through practical steps and recommends mailing for Dr. Crane's booklet and charts with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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Polly
Jesus
Lazarus
Folklore by William Wade on misheard phrases
A collection of humorous misstatements and misunderstandings attributed to spoken language. Examples include doctors and bills, church sermons, judge and lawyers, a dentist visit, and a quip about a gambler who avoids work to win tomorrow. Includes an American saying about luck at the races.
The High Cost of Giving Gift Tax Proposal
Russell Kirk argues against expanding the gift tax, warning it would shrink the $500 exemption, raise rates toward inheritance tax levels, and force costly double taxation. He contends many gifts aid relatives and the needy and warns of social and welfare consequences if enacted.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Survival at Sea Basics from World War I Lessons
Basic survival at sea facts emphasize preparation and gear checks. Know land distance, ensure life saving gear is in first class condition, choose wind proof, easily removable clothing, and drink warm beverages when possible. Practice deep breathing, conserve energy, keep able bodied passengers clear of lifeboats to aid women and children, and avoid panic while maintaining circulation.
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Terra Firma
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