Castro Overthrow Possibility Echoes Latin America
Pan-American Day in New York featured optimism that Fidel Castro’s regime could topple like Brazil’s Goulart. George S. Moore of First National City Bank predicted a Latin American economic crisis could trigger change in Cuba, noting Brazil’s collapse followed by Castelo Branco’s rise.
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Cuba
Brazil
Fidel Castro
Joao Goulart
New York
Latin America
Goulart
George S. Moore
First National City Bank of
Moore
Interamerican Council For Commerce and Production
Congress
Humberto
Castelo Branco
Branco
Castro
United States
Plight Of The Engineers In The Postwar Economy
The article notes a shift from defense oriented engineering education to peacetime needs as firms lose contracts. Graduating engineers will still find jobs but fewer recruiting opportunities, with salaries rising while demand shifts toward construction utilities chemicals and steels. The defense education act era funding wanes as conversion accelerates.
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Congress
Yesteryear
Washington high school Russian club seeks Soviet embassy insight
A group of Washington high school students studies Russian as an extracurricular and visits the Soviet embassy for direct life in the USSR questions. The piece contrasts possible American curiosity with Moscow access and ponders an open door policy. It ends with an oak tree proverb about potential in abundance.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
United States
Fay Kohler
These Days Problem In Price-Fixing
An essay argues price fixing in steel is overrated as a factor in actual markets. It cites 1962 price clashes and Allegheny Ludlum’s stance, noting bids and demand drive prices more than conspiracies, with labor costs and money supply shaping trends. The piece treats grand jury indictments as a setback for pro business appeals.
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Corporation
Detroit
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Allegheny Ludlum Company
Allegheny Ludlum
Department of Justice
Andrew Carnegie
Johnson
Dear Abby Name Debate Sparks Lighthearted Names
A reader asks about naming children Tom Dick and Harry and cites historical figures Byrd and three girls Faith Hope Charity. Abby notes playful, acceptable naming trends and shares humorous anecdotes from readers across New York to Baltimore and Birmingham.
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Abby
Harry
Tom
Byrd Brothers
Virginia
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
United States
Faith
Hope
Charity
Molly
Baltimore
Culiar
Birmingham
Daisy
Petunia
Gladiola
Zinnia
Iris
Willie Mae
Montgomery
Willie
Pansy
Independence
Welcome
Joy
Plenty
H. J
Philadelphia
Bible tale of tribal vengeance and questionable ethics
Dr. George W. Crane cites biblical events in a discussion of sex crime and vengeance. The Levite’s wife is killed, Benjamin is nearly wiped out, and 400 Jabesh Gilead girls are saved to provide wives for 200 remaining Benjamites, prompting debate over justice and marriage.
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Benjamin
Israel
Egypt
Judah
Jabesh-Gilead
Community Notes and Visit Highlights
Carpenter Ray Ash and family from Gahanna visited his in laws, the Turners. Rodney Howery and daughter Roni from Athens visited his mother. Columbia Elementary Mothers' Club met for April at the school and announced a skating party on April 10 and a pancake supper on April 17 at 6 30 p.m. Attendees included Mrs Gay Johnson and others.
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Ray Ash
Gahanna
R. S. Turner
Rodney Howery
Roni
Athens
Verlin Howery
Columbia Elementary Mothers’ Club
Gay Johnson
Clay Jordan
Edward Coen
Jack Lowther
Dorsey Jordan
G. A. Radekin
Rex Cheadle
Meryl Houdasheldt
Syria Army Halts Revolt in Hamah After Curfew Imposed
Damascus reports the Syria Army crushed a antigovernment revolt in Hamah 130 miles north of Damascus, killing two. The 100000 resident city remains under a 24 hour curfew after the Wednesday crackdown.
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Damascus
Syria
Hamah
Mad year election shows Lodge surge in polls
The piece notes surprising Lodge write in strength in New Hampshire and Oregon polls while Goldwater and Rockefeller lead in Illinois and Nixon fades behind Lodge. It highlights unusual voter behavior and the strange appeal of a noncommittal ambassador amid a fragmented Republican field.
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Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Sam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Scranton
Wallace
Wisconsin
Illinois
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Harold Stassen
Goldwater
Water
New Hampshire
Mrs. Smith
Nixon
Lodge
Oregon
Europe
Smarter Than Man The Computer Boss
The computer is described as a new superior mind with vast capabilities from arithmetic to complex tasks. It can write, remember, fire missiles, wire other machines, and evaluate jobs and warfare strategies. It learns slowly, cannot invent new ideas, and remains vulnerable to being unplugged by a child.
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United States
Gardner - Denver
Gilbert Burck
Fortune Magazine
Pentagon
Jay Forrester
MIT
Control Data
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Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
Jim Bishop
Athens Mossingiuk
Daigle Co
Ta & W
Ohio
Act
All Matessenger “Publishing Co
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