Americans Form Committee to Support Cuban Freedom Fight
A broad private group forms to advocate national action for Cuba's liberation from communist rule. Notable members include Adm. Arleigh Burke Clare Boothe Luce and Bishop James A Pike with support from Barry Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller and others across politics. The group urges information sharing and anti Castro measures.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Bahama Keys
United States
Bahama
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Italy
California
James
A. Pike
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Economy Drive Cracked It in Congress Vote
The House narrowly approved by 228 to 184 to extend the emergency public works program aimed at job creation in economically depressed areas. Critics call it a slush fund for 1964 elections while supporters say it will return about 140 thousand dollars per county if evenly divided and put half a million people back to work.
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Congress
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Tightwad At Home: City Police Costs for U.N. Leaders
New York spent nearly $3 million to provide extra protection for Khrushchev Castro and other Soviet and Communist leaders during the 1960 U.N. General Assembly. The piece argues the U.S. government should reimburse the city for these security costs as foreign aid rises to $100 billion.
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Uncle Sam
New York City
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
United Nations General Assembly
United States
New Savings Peak Marks Postwar Record Year
The SEC reports Americans saved $20 billion in 1962, the highest postwar year. Total household financial assets reached $856 billion, about $4627 per person, as investors moved funds from stocks to banks during a market dip.
Unwritten Law Shapes Kennedy Goldwater Split in 1964 Race
The piece argues a party must nominate the least divisive candidate to win nationally. It cites Kennedy’s 1960 Southern compromise, Kennedy’s later school desegregation, and suggests Barry Goldwater, though divisive on many fronts, could become a nondivisive Republican by appealing to southern Democrats, anti welfare measures, and anti Castro sentiment, potentially reshaping 1964 dynamics.
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Wendell Willkie
Thomas Dewey
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Jfk
Joe Kennedy
Kennedy
Barry Goldwar
Arizona
John Maynard Keynes
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Repubicans
Kennedy Democrats
South
Caribbean
Prof Yellin’s 25 word social opening for shy girls
Personal Cases outlines Prof David Yellin practical psychology advice to men. He proposes a 25 word sequence to start easy conversation with shy girls and to elicit a personal confession, ending with a closing line.
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David Yellin
Yellin
Selling Girl Real Pro and Romantic Psychology
Professor Yellin argues that personal relationships will be shaped by psychological principles. He suggests society may resist this framing, while noting art and music respond to these ideas.
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Prof
Yellin
Joppa Social Notes and Visitors Over Easter Weekend
Delcia Reed returns home after visiting son Vernon Reed and family in Waldo. Guests include George Sellers Long Bottom Vern Green Phoenix Gene Wilson Reedsville and others. Also, Gary Windon returns to Canby Oregon and Becky Folan moves to her daughter’s home.
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Joppa
Delcia Reed
Vernon Reed
Waldo
George Sellers
Long Bottom
Vern Green
Phoenix
Ariz
Gene Wilson
Reedsville
Gary Windon
Canby
Ore
Buford Blake
Marion
Dale Barr
George Reed
Mary Cain
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Clearmont Harris
David Hamilton
Mansfield
Lucille Peel
Herman Grossnickle
Becky Folan
Harold Brannon
Dear Abby Betrayal and Caution in Relationships
A reader asks how to handle her husband’s affair with a neighbor who helped during hospitalization and how to respond when she learns the truth. Abby advises asking the husband to tell the friend the affair is confessed and suggests avoiding contact with the former friend’s gestures.
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Abby
Brando Voices Identity and Politics in Interview
Marlon Brando warns that identity hunger drives nationalist appeal and political risk. He criticizes government treatment of minorities and foreign revolutions while defending outspoken views despite pressure from fans and critics. He notes money shapes modern life and says fame brings unwanted attention.
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Marlon Brando
Brando
Southeast Asia
Scandal Sheet
Stuttering Help From Parents and Doctor Advice
A Long Island mother describes her four year old son's stuttering and seeks guidance. The doctor recommends a calm home environment, reduced screen time, patient interaction, and encouraging activities to boost confidence and speech. The piece also includes parental Q&A and notes Sgt. Alvin C. York's condition remaining critical in Nashville.
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Long Island
New York
Nashville
Tenn
Alvin C. York
Argonne Forest
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