Soviet Oil Power Looms as Global Markets Brace for Change
Analysis warns of a rising Soviet oil capability with Baku Caucasus fields and Europe linked by a vast pipeline, enabling Kremlin priced exports to reshape markets. Cuban and Ceylon refiners nationalize under pressure, signaling a broader redirected world energy order amid cold war tensions.
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Soviet Union
America
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Caucasus
Western
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Look Behind the Slogans Defenders of privilege hide aims
The piece argues that energy intelligence and good will are not unique to good men. Tyrants and self seekers exploit phrases like home rule rugged individualism and states rights to mask ulterior motives. Citizens should scrutinize slogans to see true intentions.
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Lincoln's Parents to be Honored with Indiana Memorial
The National Park Service urges a memorial to Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks Lincoln in Spencer County Indiana. A House subcommittee handles a bill to establish the site at the original Lincoln farm and the nearby grave. The parents were humble, illiterate or barely able to write, yet raised a future lawyer of wealth.
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Nancy Hanks Lincoln
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Elephants and Lions Drive Circus Food Costs and Feasts
Rudy Bundy treasurer of Ringling Bros. discusses feeding a 20-elephant menagerie plus dozens of other animals including 35 horses, 30 dogs, chimps, and more. He notes 30 bales of hay daily and 550 pounds of horse meat for big cats, plus the challenge of keeping animals fed while on tour.
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Chiefs Gain Support Amid Cuban Invasion Fallout
The Joint Chiefs face criticism after the failed Cuba invasion. President Kennedy and officials including McNamara and Dulles are scrutinized for planning errors and the decision to invade. Senate members call for accountability as details of the deliberations emerge.
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Tennessee
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
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Lemnitzer
Deen Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Dear Abby Pet Advice Sparks Reader Letters
Readers submit quirky pet ideas ranging from turtles and ants to chipmunks and snakes. Several letter writers defend unique pets while Abby prompts further engagement and wedding booklet sales.
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases Survey on Beauty and Marriage
Dr George W Crane reports a survey of eastern college women graduates showing married percentages by beauty. Northwestern students identify five reasons why very beautiful women may be less likely to marry including ego fixation, lack of compensating charm, jealousy, desire to dominate, and higher maintenance costs.
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Calf Tail Mystery Sparks Philosophical Gaze at Leather Shop
A leather goods dealer notices a dignified stranger studying a calf tail hung outside his shop. The visitor asks odd questions before declaring himself a philosopher. He ponders how the calf tail got through the door hole, a scene from a 1961 Bennett Cerf collection.
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Tarnation
Prisoners' Talks Begin in Miami on Swap Plan
A 10 man rebel committee arrived in Miami to negotiate Fidel Castro's proposal to swap 1200 prisoners for 500 bulldozers. The Havana radio broadcast said the ten were chosen by prisoners held since the April invasion and have seven days to finalize arrangements. failure means return to Cuba.
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White House
Dulles
CIA
United States
Cuba
Miami
Fla
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Havana Radio
Key West
The Intellectual in America A World View
George Sokolsky reflects on the term intellectuals in American history from Czarist Russia to Roosevelt and McCarthy, contrasting diverse university standards with real knowledge. He recalls Greenwich Village debates, Fi garo cafe talks, and the difference between eclectic educated thought and opportunistic politics.
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Washington
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Ready To Talk How to encourage infant speech development
The article explains infant cooing and smiling as responsive communication and emphasizes patient, loving interaction to foster speech. It cautions against forcing verbalization and suggests practicing two letters at a time with clear, gentle guidance.
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Family Picnic At Hoopers Park Attends 22
A recent family picnic at Hoopers Park honored Mrs. Edna Whiteman with 22 attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Claire Steward and family of Aurora Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. George Michael and children of Canton, and several relatives from Newark, Portsmouth, Baltimore, and Charleston.
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Foster Barnett
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Franklin
Charleston
W. Va
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