Newspaper publishers report growth and modernization across the U S and Canada
At the American Newspaper Publishers Association convention in New York, The Los Angeles Times is noted for record advertising and news lines, adding 400 jobs to 3100. Growth centers include classified and national ads, while mechanization and computers expand operations amid labor resistance. The Atlanta Times closed in 17 months after losing 4 million dollars.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
United States
Atlanta Times
Jesuit Leader Calls for Charity and Truth in Ecumenism
In a address to Catholics Orthodox Protestants and Jews Father General Pedro Arrupe acknowledged past excesses of the Jesuits and urged pardon and future cooperation in charity and truth. He cited Christian Jewish harmony and urged humility, education, and reconciliation as key milestones in ecumenism.
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Society of Jesus
Pedro Arrupe
Order
Xavier
Farther Arrupe
FDR Jr Ramps Up Run For New York Governor Post
The son and namesake of Franklin D. Roosevelt prepares a strong bid in a bruising primary to win the New York governorship. He will face Nelson A. Rockefeller, who seeks a third term, in a contest shaping state politics.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senator Dodd Faces Scrutiny Over Campaign DinnerFunds
Senator Tom Dodd of Connecticut faces questions about how about $170,000 was raised from three dinners attended by national figures. The column argues many lawmakers use testimonial funds to cover campaign and personal expenses, urging clearer rules while noting Dodd’s foreign policy stance and mixed domestic record.
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John Chamberlain
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Dodd
Julius Klein
U. S
Kennedy
Fulbright
Turkey
Giamno
Rep. Morgan
Pennsylvania
Exiled Cuban Left seeks hemispheric backing to topple Castro
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Cuban exiles from the 26th of July movement are pursuing statements of support from Venezuela and Chile with hopes the United States will follow. They seek assurances to fearlessly pursue a non communist socialist Cuba, including Castro’s ouster, ending the Moscow alliance, restoring civil liberties and readmission to the OAS, while Cuba would stay neutralist and socialist and old American expropriations would likely remain uncompensated.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Hemisphere
Venezuela
Chile
Latin America
U. S
Plotting Against Castro A Leftist Power Shift Emerges
Skeptics doubt grand plans yet note Castros vulnerability amid Cuba’s power struggle. The 26th of July movement gains strength as Moscow subsidies grow, while Havana faces signs of anti-C Castro turbulence, including an alleged air crash and a potential internal coup.
Exile Diplomats Call for Cuban Army Revolt
Castro Emilio Nunez Portuando a key Batista diplomat and conservative exile urges an armed overthrow. He notes past CIA ties and says the CIA now restricts to intelligence gathering while left wing soldiers and politicians who fought with Castro in Oriente may offer Cuba's hope if encouraged by Washington and other capitals.
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Batista
Nunez
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Castro
Cuba
Oriente
Washington
Hemisphere
Arrest That Car Idea Sparks Debate on Impounding Vehicles
A proposal to jail cars for traffic violations drew mixed reactions from officials and motorists. Experts argued storage limits and economic disruption make the plan unworkable, while a few supported impounding repeat offenders' vehicles pending court decisions.
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William Colson
Trial Lawyers Association
Miami
Colson
Joseph Hafferty
Philadelphia
California
N. L
Bosch Seeks Election While Predicting Overthrow
Juan Bosch, the deposed former Dominican Republic leader, runs in the June 1 presidential race and fears being ousted or killed if he wins. Experts say his bid aims to vindicate U S intervention and restore his standing after the 1963 revolt.
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New York
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Bosch
United States
Today in History highlights from April 29 across centuries
Events include 1894 Jacob Coxey leading an unemployment march to Washington 1429 Joan of Arc enters Orleans 1847 first electric locomotive trial 1938 public book burnings in Salzburg 1944 U S bombers hit Berlin 1946 indictments of 28 Japanese leaders Ten years ago Israel charged Egyptian aggression after a kidnap and killings One year ago Marines in action in the Dominican Republic
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Jacob Coxey
Washington
Joan of Arc
Orleans
Baltimore and Ohio
Salzburg
Austria
U. S
Berlin
Tokyo
Israel
Egypt
Dominican Republic
Survival and purpose guide actor Lee J Cobb
Lee J Cobb says life needs two books one to chronicle ideal life and one to face reality. He urges young actors not to be pure but make compromises to achieve some success. He notes experience and luck shape careers, with acting improved by time and chance.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Lee J. Cobb
Cobb
Lee
Willy Loman
Arthur Miller
CBS
Dear Abby Letter Contemplates Equine Serum Terminology
A reader questions the term horse serum versus equine serum in Abby’s column and wrestles with how to contact a distant editor who once left a note. The advice suggests writing first, noting professional and personal boundaries.
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Abby
Dear Abby column opines on dance etiquette and notes
Dear Abby advises that a wife should discourage her husband from accepting dances from unfamiliar women. She argues a man should ask the woman to dance and notes that sending notes to strangers is not ladylike, urging the wife to set boundaries at social events.
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Abby
Dear Abby Letter About Meeting a Vietnam Veteran Friend
A reader recounts meeting a man who planned to go to Viet Nam and says they became friends, they had an argument, and then saw each other only occasionally.
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Abby
Viet Nam
Dear Abby defines maturity in Macon column
A Macon reader asks Abby to repeat her maturity definition. She replies maturity is the ability to do a job without supervision, finish what is started, carry money without spending it, and bear injustices without seeking revenge.
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Abby
Macon
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