Break In Long Strained Cuban US Ties Shocks Observers
The piece recalls the long delayed break between Cuba and the United States under Fidel Castro. Western diplomats say Castro never opened normal diplomatic relations, while U S efforts to meet him collapsed. A series of crises and expulsions widened the rift, with both sides blaming the other for anti American propaganda and aggression.
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Christian A. Herter
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Philip Bonsal
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Integrationists fear to stand up say Stanford students
Two African students returning to Stanford after a tour of the South say whites favoring integration are afraid to oppose segregation. Fred Savage from Sierra Leone and James Maina of Kenya spoke after a 17 day southern tour with five classmates. They cited fear among ministers, sharecroppers, and merchants, and recalled a critical interview with Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus.
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Kenya
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Cockney Rhyming Slang Dictionary Promises Depth
London correspondent notes Julian Franklyn’s new dictionary of Cockney rhyming slang with 1350 entries. He argues the tongue is a genuine evolving blend from Essex and Kent, not mere jokes, and says abbreviations spread beyond its original circles.
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Franklyn
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