Chile Breaks Cuba Ties Amid OAS Rift
Chile defied leftist threats and broke ties with Cuba under the Inter-American Treaty. Bolivia Uruguay and Mexico follow varied stances as Washington discusses hemispheric actions. Trade impact remains minor, though Mexico’s stance could affect U S efforts to isolate Cuba.
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Cuba
Organization of American States
Washington
Chile
Bolivia
Uruguay
Mexico
OAS
World Court
Jorge Alessandri
Front of
Communists
Castro
United States
White School Boycott Spreads to New York
White citizen groups the Parents and Taxpayers and the Joint Council for Becte Educa tion called for indefinite boycotts to protest racial balance plans in New York. They plan makeshift schools in theaters auditoriums churches and synagogues while Mayor Wagner notes both sides have rights but children suffer. The move follows earlier desegregation actions and court battles over transfers to balance neighborhood schools.
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New York
Joint
Council For Becte Education
Robert F. Wagner
Board of Education
Senate panel hears decline in U S drug addiction
Senator McClellan's subcommittee heard Dr. Dale Cameron say illicit narcotics are scarce enough to keep many addicts from a severe habit. He urged expanded treatment, rehabilitation, and research, including compulsory civil commitment, while noting 90 percent relapse after withdrawal.
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Senate
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Cameron
Harold Meiselas
New York State
Division of Narcotics
Mao Fashions Trap For Khru: U.S. Wonders If He Will Fall
The piece examines three way brinkmanship among Mao Zedong Khrushchev and Johnson over Southeast Asia. It notes Mao might bait Khrushchev into a costly confrontation while Washington relies on Chiang Kai Shek and Formosa forces to deter Red China.
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Mao
Khru
U.S
Southeast Asia
Mao Tse-Tung
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Nikita Khrushchev
South Viet Nam
Khrushchev
Peiping
Red China
United States
Viet Nam
Russia
America
Soviet Russia
John Foster Dulles
Chiang Kai-Shek
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa Strait
Taiwan
Formosa
Tse-Tung
Shanmen
Kwangtung Province
Hong Kong
Viet Nams
Laos
Seventh Fleet
Fang Ho-Tai
Kwangtung
China
Far East
Chiang
World Today Sleepwalking and its odd nocturnal habits
A personal essay frames sleepwalking as a curious, organized condition with a comic cast. The narrator describes wandering in pajamas, mishaps around furniture, and the strange episode of being found in a far sleepwalk scene while restrained, noting capstans and foam rubber in a nightly vocabulary.
Foster family visit and Ravenswood trip noted
Racine reports Mr. and Mrs. Ward Foster of Columbus spent the weekend with Mrs. Foster's parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill and brought home their daughter Cheryl. Mrs. Edward Wagner and son Steve visited Ravenswood West Virginia with her mother Mrs. Francis Worthington.
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Ward Foster
Columbus
Arm-Twisted Unity Drives Goldwater Endorsement
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK report that Pennsylvania Senator Hugh Scott, a leading liberal Republican, endorsed Goldwater after a demanding session with Gov. Scranton and other party leaders. The piece argues unity is a façade as party machines twist liberals into supporting Goldwater to protect fundraising and power.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Goldwater-Miller
Scott
William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Harrisburg
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Hershey
Unity Movement
Naughty Dream Causes Wife to Question Husband
Dear Abby hears a wife puzzled by her husband recounting a naked dream involving a friend. A friend advises not to worry if he would not reveal any improper thoughts, while the wife remains unconvinced about her mate. The column then addresses multiple letters including a woman who wants a sober marriage proposal from Jerome and a duck problem in Genesee Idaho.
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Abby
Jerome
Donna Crane case shows attention seeking by preschooler
A four year old girl Donna Reacts to a new baby by defying rules to regain parental attention. Her mother notes deliberate disobedience planned to provoke a spanking and parental focus. Psychologists describe it as provocative naughtiness in a child upset by sudden family change.
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Dr. Crane
Donna
Life Begins at Forty Franchising as a Path to Small Business
The article explains franchising as a national firm licensing a local operator to sell products or services, sharing advertising, buying power, and know-how. It notes franchising is a multi billion dollar industry with about 1100 corporations and gives example investment ranges from two thousand to twenty five thousand dollars for various ventures.
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Grey Advertising Co
Fragmentary notice on periodical delivery terms
The readable text shows a damaged notice about delivery durations and charges for a periodical. It mentions weeks months and years with phrases like Delivered mail elsewhere in U S Possessions and Four weeks and One Year. The fragment references Athena Onis and Associated Press style phrasing and a mailing address for Messenger Publication Co.
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U. S&s
al Mall Messenger Pabitioning Co
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World Today
Racine
Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
Scranton
Friends
Maryland
Glenn Beall
Charles
Mac) Mathias
Ogden
Brownie) Reid
Westchester County
N.Y
Kenneth Keating
David Scull
East
Dear Abby
Naughty
Jerome Dear
Tered
Genesee
Idaho
Gen
Donna B
Athens Messender
Essenger
Ohio & W
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