Granma hints at Cuba housing missiles in boarding schools
An article claims Granma described five boarding schools for 1,000 children in Pinar del Rio under construction near SAM and underground missile sites. It cites San Andres and Los Portales caves as locations, noting tunnels, mountain drills, and a Russian highway leading to cave complexes as part of Cuba’s military activity.
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Cuba
Granma Cuba
U.S
Granma
Pinar del Rio
Sitos
San Andres
Free Cuba
Delfin Acosta Hernandez
Los Portales
Dollar Deceit and War Costs Questioned
A critical view argues that the Johnson administration misleads about Vietnam War costs. It cites a 1967 defense bill totaling 58 billion dollars while predicting nearing 70 billion, with monthly costs rising from 1.5 to 2.5 billion and a potential 12 billion supplement before January. The piece accuses timing tactics tied to Great Society programs and a forthcoming Victory Tax.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Congress
Johnson Administration
Indonesia’s Debt Crisis and Post-C coup Efforts
Indonesia faces near 2.5 billion dollars in foreign debt by 1966 end, with half owed to industrialized nations. Suharto and a 12-man economic mission seek debt relief while Sukarno’s regime promises aid cuts amid corruption charges against Jusuf Dalam. Ministers travel Europe and Eastern Europe to renegotiate terms.
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Indonesia
Auylumn
Gen. Suhart
Tokyo
Sukarno
Suharto
Sultan Buono IX
Europe
Adam Malik
Jusuf Muda Dalam
Jusuf Muda Dalam, the Former Minister of Central Bank Affairs
Dalam
Successful Investing- Joy MFG earnings slump questions
Roger E Spear discusses Joy MFG earnings decline after a strong prior year. He notes higher material costs, takeover financing, and share dilution as factors, advises against dollar averaging in the short term, and projects a possible long term earnings rise. He also assesses United Asbestos as not a true growth stock based on a decade of financials.
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Joy
United Asbestos
Mr. Spear
Posti Hye
Gen
Fea, Corp
The Worry Clinic letters from Helen and more
Dr Crane shares anecdotes from 15 year old Helen in Beaver Falls about unusual interest in social behavior. He notes high school audiences reach one million readers yet few write letters, praises, or complaints, and explains how his column collects responses while urging readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes and 25 cents for personalized advice or charts.
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Helen E
Helen
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Refund for Birch Society gifts shakes California Dems
California Democrats urge national leaders to return a 512000 contribution to the President's Club from a John Birch Society member and family. The move targets Ronald Reagan's ties to right wing extremism while naming J. Edward Martin and his firm's Irish government contracts as context.
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Washington
Edmund G
Pat) Broch
California
National Party
President's Club
John Birch Society
Brown
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Birchers
Los Angeles
J. Edward Martin
Birel Society
Martin
Ronald Brooks Cameron
Cameron
John Bailey
White House
W. Marvin Watson Jr
Johnson
Martin Brothers
Brady's Health Service Critique of Skin Absorption Myths
Dr William Brady argues that authoritative texts largely deny skin absorption of nicotine and chemicals when the skin is intact. He proposes controlled tests, notes volatility of substances, and cites mercury ointment use in syphilis as misleading. He invites readers to mail brief responses to 625 Camino, South Beverly Hills, California.
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Jam
Cocksure
Bal
Brady
Ann
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Folklore and Life Lessons From Old Prints
The piece recalls a University of Pennsylvania Law School professor Drilling into problems by asking what the solution is, followed by a parable of burdens. An old forest dream tale contrasts troubles with grudges, advising to keep troubles but shed grudges. An American Saying concludes with a note on courage.
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Edwin R. Keedy
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Clergymen and Politics Clash Over Pulpit Power
A reader questions whether clergymen should steer state policy, while World Council delegates debate violence and faith. An undergraduate letter celebrates the column, contrasting faith, law, and politics with clergymen who blur church and state, urging caution on combining gospel with governance.
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World Council of Guarches
United States
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Jim Johnson
Andy
Billy James Hargis
Omy
Ades
Mr. Datinson
City of God
City of Men
Ivan
Shipwise by James B. Martin
A maritime expert estimated over three thousand large ships on the high seas each night with at least two major disasters daily somewhere in the world where loss of life occurs. The text also notes the largest non jet fighter aircraft built, delivered to the U S Navy in June 1952 for EWD patrols, the 2PG 3 W blimp, costing 38 million dollars, part of North American defense with a 40 foot radar, 1.4 million cubic feet helium, ceiling 10,000 feet, speed 60 mph.
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Wat Martin
U. S. Navy
Lakehurst
N. 41
Narado
Colorado Springs
Sem Inlaw
USA
Crise
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