Post Office halts Cuba package deliveries in protest
An editorial notes the US Post Office stops accepting packages to Cuba due to delays by the Cuban postal service. It cites 925000 bags worth up to four million dollars piling in Havana since October, mostly food clothing and medicine sent by Cuban exiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U8 Post Office Department
Cuba
United States
Cuban Postal Service
Fast Office
Havana
U.S
Mexico
Armando Hernandez Kanjosa
Ural
Hinljesa
I Troiteaul
Tomak
North Vietnam
Post Office Department
Casto
The Times Blames Romney While Public Debates His Defeat
The piece argues The Times misjudged Mitt Romney as limited in capacity and notes Romney’s strengths as a politician. It weighs Rockefeller’s possible motives, Nixon’s NH lead, and a shift in liberal to conservative Republicanism after Goldwater. Romney’s failures are used to caution liberal Republicans about current strategy.
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Romney London
Times of London
Time Magazine
Ike Ihe
At Romney
New Hampshire
Romney
Times
Mr Romney
Y. George Harris
Oohn
Lindsay
Law
the Times
Chafee
Rhide Island
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
George Rombhey
Sone
Mr. Rockefeller
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Rockefecter
Republican Party
Marty Goldwater
United States of America
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
George Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Bir
Weighing NSF Grants Against Public Spending
Rep Hichard Roudebush of Noblesville accuses the National Science Foundation of wasteful grants. He cites an $89,100 study of sea breezes at the University of Texas and other studies of Australian crickets German cockroaches Mexican flies and butterfly mating habits. He suggests these items illustrate harebrained spending in the Johnson era budget.
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National Science Foundations
America
Hichard Roudebush
Noblesville
Indiana
Roudebush
NSF
University of Texas
Koudebusch
Texas
Washington
Jack Rabbi
Successful Investing Advice From Roger E Spear
Reader questions on growth stock choices and patience with holdings. Roger Spear applauds holding General Telephone and Minnesota Mining while suggesting Green Walgreens or Control Data as growth options. notes Control Data's strong earnings growth but high price risk and core role in electronic computing alongside IBM. The page also promotes Spear’s guide and includes a Constitution preamble.
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Sears, Roebuck
General Telephone & Flectronics
At&t
Minesota Mining & Mig
Minnesota Ag
General Telephone
B.R. A-1
Esata Mining
Justice Department
Walgreen
IBM
Cortro
Roger Spear
Successis
Pod Tern
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea. Corp
Sugar choices for infants and health advice by Dr Brady
Dr William Brady discusses infant nutrition and sugar types in a health column. He argues lactose in milk is preferable for babies, critiques expensive prescribed sugars, and notes modern care improves survival and development through cleanliness, fresh air, and proper feeding.
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Salleygamps
Topsy
Penn Yan
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Worry Clinic on church newsletters and narrative sermons
In this period piece Dr. Crone discusses using a narrative formula in sermons and church newsletters to boost attendance. He advises focusing on lay members rather than the preacher, weaving personal names into stories, and testing readability with mimeographed parish publications for small congregations.
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Honald
Wy Lauich
Yoonhly
Jesus
Ronald G
Maurice Williams
Hopkins Syndicate
Higorzy
Tile Tle
Williams
Folklore of Animals and People Told in Short Fables
Two farmers trade tall tales about livestock wit and mischief as animals mirror human traits. A crowing lazy rooster, a clever hens companion, a fox fed alongside hens, and three dogs with oddly spelled names reveal playful moral glimpses of everyday life.
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Ephsane
Opinion: Gender Roles and Civil Rights in Air Service
A columnist criticizes forced sex role integration under civil rights law. He questions male steward standards, predicts future gendered staffing in airlines and other fields, and laments perceived loss of traditional occupations and American social norms. He argues differences between the sexes should remain.
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Dountless
Commission
Cicago
Kintanos
National Guard
U.S. Senate
Maine
Lyndon
Lady Bird
Uncle Sam
Phyllis
Firsts in the US Navy Highlighted in James B. Martin Text
The document lists early US naval milestones such as the Hannah as the first American ship, the Penny Packet steamboat by John Fitch, and the first three battleships known today as Indiana Massachusetts and Overton. It notes the first US flag over a foreign port in 1803 and mentions David Porter Sr and son David Farragut as early naval leaders.
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USA
Charleston
Indiana
Massachusetts
Oveton
Alert
Lexington
Samuel Nichols
U.S. Marine
Continental Congress
Hannah
Broughton
Beverly
Mas
Miuntie
Yimuenots
Port Royal
France
O'Brien
Africa Dearne
John Fitch
Bardstown
Pacific
David Porter Sr
Vis
David Farragut
David Ily
Farragut
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Uncle Hubbard
Her
Buckley
THE
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crithnbirgeh
Harriel W. Tones
Robert E Fackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A
Terawent
Anderson
Indara
Coshel
Madison
Teres Mentha
Mioth
Sadison
Indianz
Ireane
Associated Press
Freynix
Os Wallay
Brady's Health Service
Worry Clinic
George W. Crone
William Wade
Awell
Pootile
By Russell Kirk
Braniff Airlines
Manhattan
James B. Martin
Aers
Ating Via
China
Gan
USS
Capt
Rodgers
Stip
Martin
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