Paying Cuban Tribute Reopens Debate On Cuba Crisis Exit
The piece argues the United States capitulated to Castro via a ransom deal funded by tax exemptions for suppliers of goods, demanding a broader finish to the Cuba crisis. It criticizes misused big stick diplomacy, unresolved inspections, and ongoing questions about remaining missiles and troops.
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U. S. News & World Report
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Castro
Cuba
Khrushchev
United Nations
United States
Cuba Reveals Strong Defense Through Fidel Anniversary Show
U S intelligence estimates Cuba’s military might, strongest in Latin America, with 500 Soviet anti aircraft missiles, 144 launchers, cruise boat missiles, 100 MIG fighters, 350 tanks, 1300 artillery pieces, 950 mortars, and a navy of 12 Komar cruisers plus patrol craft. The force deters invasion and could quell internal uprisings.
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Fidel Castro
Havana
U. S
Cuba
Latin America
First Thanksgiving Date Debated by Kennedy Claim
The article reports President Kennedy conceding that the first Thanksgiving was observed on December 4 1619 at Berkeley Plantation Virginia with Capt John Woodlife and 38 settlers, pre dating Plymouths celebration and noting no change to the traditional fourth Thursday in November. The piece quotes Robert Ingersoll on independent thinking.
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New England
Kennedy
America
John Woodlife
Berkeley Plantation
Plymouth Rock
Massachusetts
Coca Cola as voluntary foreign aid in the modern world
The piece argues conservatives misjudge foreign aid and praises voluntary aid through business. It highlights Coca Cola's global activities in Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America, showing how bottling plants spur water purification, local industries, and management training, spreading benefits beyond official aid. It notes Coca Cola avoids colonization claims by fostering local ownership and leaves trained personnel to disseminate know-how.
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J. Paul Austin
Coca-Cola Co
Africa
Europe
Austin
Coca- Cola
Middle East
Asia
Singapore
San Salvador
Central America
Coca-Cola
Atlanta
United States
Canada
Malaya
South America
Washington
Dear Abby and Songbird Troubles Across the Street
In a reader’s note, a piano husband and violinist neighbor raise concerns about Sunday practice sessions and potential infidelity, while Abby advises keeping doors open and avoiding accusations. Additional letters address bragging by an adoptive mother and a 15 year old with multiple engagements, with Abby urging maturity and responsible behavior.
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Abby
Press ethics in Cuban crisis sparks public debate
Reader letters raise questions about press duty to report news versus protecting national security. criticisms target Saturday Evening Post writers and Kennedy Administration access, while Adlai Stevenson defends his stance and the editor notes balanced responsibility.
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the Messenger
Reader
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Stevenson
Richard Fernandez Athens
Debts and Dilemmas in Credit and Friendship
Ben B a grocer explains how extending credit can ruin customer loyalty and strain friendships. The piece notes that debt creates obligation and fear of repayment leading debtors to vilify creditors. It warns against long term credit and suggests earning money rather than subsidizing finances.
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the Messenger
Ben
Dole
Youthful Look at Candidates Hint from Columnist
Phoenix Gazette columnist P Virig Hill suggests voters study campaign pictures to gauge what candidates looked like in their youth. This tip accompanies political commentary on candidate image during campaigns in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Virg Hill
The
Phoenix Gazette
Health and Happiness Dressing Children
A mother guiding a child to self sufficiency through patient, gradual steps. Encouragement after successes, involvement in simple tasks, and praise for independent dressing build self reliance. Avoid forcing, celebrate small wins, and provide loving support during siblings’ dynamics. PREHISTORIC CITY WICKLIFFE KY opens near confluence of Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
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Wickliffe
Ohio
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