How To Treat Cuba Debate on Cuba centers on containment versus eradication.
Kennedy advisers favor a therapeutic approach hoping Cuba will regain freedom while Senator Keating pushes surgery to remove communism. The piece weighs troop counts, US containment steps, and the need for a stronger move to weaken Fidel Castro as Castro's grip tightens and militia discipline grows.
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Cuba
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Hemisphere
Task force to study virus links to human cancer
A multinational panel led by the National Cancer Institute and joined by Sloan-Kettering Roswell Park and Baylor aims to isolate viruses linked to cancer. The group will test two respiratory viruses that can induce cancers in animals and explore whether any virus could cause cancer in humans, seeking mechanisms of cell transformation and paths to prevention.
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National Cancer Institute
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research of
New York
Roswell Park Memorial Institute of Buffalo
Baylor University College of Medicine
Duty Free Gifts Ban Delayed For Six Months
The Bureau of Customs postpones at least six months its plan to curb duty free gifts costing between 1 and 10 dollars. Protests over the potential cut to 1 dollar prompted reassessment and delay. If abuses drop, the ban could be further postponed. Public action could determine the outcome.
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Bureau of Customs
Ume
Steel market reality beats left wing monopoly claims
The piece argues that United States Steel's market share has fallen from 66 percent in 1903 to about 26 percent in 1963, noting steel's diverse product lines prevent a true monopoly. It contrasts demand-driven pricing with varied competitors and historic shifts that fragmented the industry.
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Kennedy
Department of Justice
United States Steel Corp
United States Steel
General Motor
Woolworth’s
Michigan
J. P. Morgan
Carnegie
Illinois Steel
Mesabi
John D. Rockefeller
Charles Schwab
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Cyrus Eaton
Republic Steel Corp
Armco
Personal Cases Diabetes Cure and Pancreas Grafts explored
The article discusses Thelma G a diabetic asking why pancreas grafts under the skin can t cure diabetes. It notes the issues with graft survival and mentions Dr Kurt Benirschke s work on armadillos identical twins and transplant take rates as context for transplantation challenges.
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Thelma
Kurt Benirschke
Dartmouth Medical College
Dear Abby Advice Column Snippets
A reader warns of a husband who sniffs his food before tasting it and asks for tips to stop the habit. Another asks how bow-legged teens can dress to look better, with Abby advising to make legs less conspicuous. A thirdletter from a teen who ran away and married shares regrets and cautions against early marriage.
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Abby
Nixon Kennedy Cuba policy clash through history
The piece traces James Nixon and Kennedy’s shifting positions on Cuba from the 1960 campaign to 1962, noting Nixon’s late admission of favoring invasion and Kennedy’s evolving stance. It cites Khrushchev’s moves, the 1961 invasion, and later defenses of actions despite nonintervention pacts.
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Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Cuba
Khrushchev
United States
Nixon
Fidel Castro
U.N
Chargine Kennedy
Soviet Union
Castro
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
Allen Dulles
CIA
Reader views editor letter questions cost of preserving constitution
Lillian Millar of Athens objects to The Messenger editorial claim of a $4 million federal cost. She argues the funds uphold the Constitution as a living force and protect democracy, beyond material value. Letter dated April 18.
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the Messenger
Meredith
Soars
Lillian Millar
Fluoridation Support in Athens Water Proposal
A reader urges fluoridating Athens city water, arguing scientists and extensive communal experience support safety and efficacy. The letter counters opponents as misinformed and dismisses concerns as irrational, noting low cost and long term dental health benefits for children and future generations.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ulbricht arrives in Prague for medical treatment
East German Communist leader Walter Ulbricht arrived in Czechoslovakia for medical treatment according to CTK. Investigators searched charred rubble in Youngstown for the cause of a $210,000 fire that destroyed the Hearn Paper Co. warehouse.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Walter Ulbricht
CTK
Youngstown
Hearn Paper Co
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Robert L. Daniel Athens
Athens Messenger
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