Cuba Missile Threat Reemerges in Editorial Warning
The piece argues the United States gave a no-interference pledge in 1962 and warns that Cuba under Castro remains a direct threat. It cites eyewitness accounts of missiles and Russian experts in Cuba, noting increased Soviet ship traffic and Castro’s subversive plans aimed at the United States.
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Russia
United States
Cuba
Washington
Paul Bethel
Foreign Service
Citizens Committee For A Free
Senate
Internal Security
Bethel
Robert Porter
U.S. Southern Command
Congress
Castro
Vietnam
Middle East
Farm agencies under fire over farmer meetings affair
Reports cited by Rep. Robert Michel allege the Agriculture Department financed travel for 399 federal agents to a Kansas meeting attended by about 1,600 people. One quarter of attendees were agency staff, raising concerns the meetings were audience managed to push favored programs. Washington may have local oversight questions amid suspicions of impropriety. Caesar's wife should be above suspicion.
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Caesar
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Rep
Robert Michel
Illinois
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Michel
Department
Washington
The Vicious Circle of Social Security Reform
Congress again tackles Social Security with hearings and expert testimony to craft a 25 year benefits and taxes plan. After brief scrutiny, demands for new benefits trigger tax hikes, and the cycle repeats as lawmakers rework the program months later.
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Congress
Successful Investing Advice From Roger E Spear
A reader asks how to secure six percent income from investments amid rising costs. Spear recommends shifting to higher income securities like bonds from Texas Electric, New Orleans Public Service, Dana Corp debentures, and Liggett & Myers, highlighting call protection and A rating. He notes his 48 page guide is available for $1.00 via the newspaper box.
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Sas
Rola
New Jersey
Texas Electric Service
New Orleans Public Service
Dana Corp
Liggett & Myers
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
Nissa Tete Ih Cagat
Norert and Jackson Herald Subscription Notice
Norert and Jackson Herald announces subscription rates and delivery details. Staff include President and Manager Insred Deily and Secretary Svadey. Rates: in-county one year $15, six months $8, three months $4.50, one month $1.75. out-of-county Indiana $24.00 yearly, six months $12, one month $2.25. Also notes delivery issues and remedy.
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Norert &. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Lauohan
Insred Deily
Svadey
Anderson
Indiane
Madison
Indiana
Riots, Racism, and Readiness in an Unsettled Nation
A collection of quoted voices from figures like Paul Harvey Nathan Ware and FBI Director Hoover critiques violent agitators while Martin King Carmichael and others warn of a hot summer in Cleveland and Washington. The piece laments police strain and political avoidance, urging peaceful action to honor Lincoln's legacy amid divisions between law abiding citizens and rioters.
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Black Avengers
Milwaukee
Howard University
Nathan Ware
Ramples
FBI
Hoover
Martin King
Cleveland
Carmichael
Washinpes
B.C
King
Lincoln
Fea. Corp
Roush Energizes Fifth District Youth Activities
In These Times outlines Congressman J Edward Roush driving youth outreach in the Fifth District with a three day schedule. Activities include briefings by State Department staff, meetings with Senators Hartke and Bayh, a Supreme Court clerk speech, and meals with the congressman amid Great Society program leaders.
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J. Edward Roush
Hartke and
Bayh
Supreme Court Clerk
Pesce Corps
Cours
Great Society
Washington
Brady's Health Service Just Plain Soap
A reader recalls making homemade soap on Chapel Street in Canandaigua from lye and fats, praising its uses for toilet and laundry cleansing but noting no oral hygiene testing. The letter muses on tetanus danger, pasteurized claims, and closes with instructions to address Dr. William Brady for replies.
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Chapel Street
Canadaigua
Miselle Berner
Brady Boys
Canandaigua
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Overcoming grief with Dr. Crane's guidance
The Worry Clinic recounts Polly D. a 19 year old college student who contemplated suicide after her fiancé died in an auto accident. Dr. George W. Crane urges constructive coping, discourages emotional binges, and recommends moving forward through social activity and purposeful acts. He promotes his booklet How to Control Your Emotions and offers psychological charts for a fee.
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Polly D
Keee
Crane
Earth
Polly
Childr
Jesus
Lazarus
Folklore by William Wade: Tongue Tricks and Satirical Sayings
Folklore by William Wade collects quips about misinterpretations and speech slips. It includes patient jokes about bills, sermons, lawyers, dentists, and a remark on a young man’s comment about a ear and nothing there to stop it. An American saying mocks gamblers who skip work hoping to win tomorrow.
The High Cost of Giving and Gift Tax Proposals
An opinion piece argues against a proposed gift tax that would lower the exemption to 500 dollars and raise rates toward inheritance tax levels. It warns of double taxation, harms to charity, and social ruin, citing elderly donors and charitable giving as at risk. The author predicts Congressional action may fail in 1967 but notes a lack of organized opposition.
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Ite
E. B Alam
IBM
Borg-Warner
Vise
Washington
Congress
Survival at Sea Basics by James B. Martin
Basic survival facts for maritime danger. Distance to land, proper life saving gear, clothing choices, and staying calm. Drink ice tea and coffee if time permits, test valves, promote circulation, and avoid exertion. Prioritize women and children in lifeboats, stay buoyant, breathe properly on waves, and endure until rescue.
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James B. Martin
Terra Firma
Singaca
US Navy
Martin
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