How Could Such Things Be in Panama Riots
After a diplomatic restart with Panama the essay questions how the United States allowed Castro linked agents to provoke riots. It recaps Cyrus Vance reporting Cuban trained agents and a panicked scene with tear gas sniper fire and Molotovs. It calls for accountability and a congressional probe into the Canal treaty issues and Cold War failures.
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Vance
Dean Rusk
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Panama Canal
Joseph S. Farland
State Department
Farland
Havana
Congress
Panama Canal Crisis Ignites Call for Reform
Congressional report by Rep. Armistead Selden Jr. accuses Panama elites of using canal profits as an alibi while living standards lag. He cites land concentration, rural poverty, limited land tenure, and weak social reforms as fuel for radical agitation and calls for US accountability.
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Panama City
Panama Canal
Armistead I. Selden, Jr
Alabama
Selden
United States
Canal Zone
Panama
Republic
Pragmatism and doctrines in US foreign policy debate
The piece argues pragmatism erodes core values as the US condemns British trade with Cuba while Britain cites strategic limits. It links Monroe and Canning Doctrines to current policy, noting British appeasement and US neglect of longstanding principles, and questions Washingtons authority to critique Britain. The tone is reflective and critical of contemporary foreign policy.
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Alaska
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Yucatan
Venezuela
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Santa Claus
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Khrushchev
Sitka
San Francisco Bay
London
Dear Abby social quandaries from family life
Dear Abby fielded letters on preschool affection and overzealous kissing, cross state cousin marriages, and confronting bias toward a non native English speaking mother. A personal anecdote urged patience and kindness toward elders, ending with a reader’s confidential request for a private reply.
Patriotic ideals at home amid 70 million American pagans
The author recalls early lessons from children Matthew and Peter reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and the Golden Rule, arguing that 70 million Americans unaffiliated with any church threaten American morality more than foreign foes. He cites upcoming voters in 1964 and warns of secular influences undermining patriotism.
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Matthew
America
Russia
Judy
Debbie
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Scouts
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Nero
U.S. A
Kanauga Weekend Visits From Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. David Allison and sons of Cincinnati spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allison. Eddie Pennington and son of Charleston visited with Mrs. Cora Dewitt and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Madddy. Woodrow Burnett and family of Addison spent a day with Stella Burnett. Derry Adams and children visited Glora Estes and family in Ironton. Connie Jean Suiter of Chesapeake spent the weekend with grandparents Otto and Mrs. Suiter. Junior Coleman and children of Cheshire called on Berkley Wright. Worthey Burris and children of Point Pleasant visited the Sayers and Lou Anne.
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David Allison
Cincinnati
Ray Allison
Eddie Pennington
Charleston
Cora Dewitt
W. M. Maddy
Woodrow Burnett
Addison
Stella Burnett
Derry Adams
Glora Estes
Ironton
Connie Jean Suiter
Chesapeake
Otto Suiter
Junior Coleman
Cheshire
Berkley Wright
Worthey Burris
Point Pleasant
James Sayer
Lou Anne
Life Begins At 40 Ava Hamilton Safari Pioneer
Ava Hamilton, a widow from an old South Carolina family, became the first woman to solo safari Africa. She traveled at forty, funded by barter, filmed 60,000 feet and produced four films and about 25 000 lectures over two decades. She found natives friendly, animals rarely dangerous, and travel affordable. She now offers a booklet Selecting a New Career After 40.
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Africa
Java
Far East
South Carolina
States
Capetown
the Messenger
Best Bets For Election Ground Rules From Jim Bishop
A dated column outlines campaigning cautions and tricks for presidential hopefuls, urging caution in primaries, managing personal history, crafting speeches, avoiding TV debates, and presenting a human, plain image while noting political hot topics to mention without deep exploration.
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