Five years of Fidel Castro still a regional Cold War pain
Editorial notes Castro has ruled Cuba five years this month and remains a costly friction point for the United States and Soviet Union. It argues U.S. attempts to isolate him fail, highlights Soviet backing, Western business ties, and his endurance amid global power limits. Castro’s position offers him room to maneuver and keeps tensions alive.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Castro
Francisco Franco
Spain
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrush
Chev
America
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama incident flags stir U S and Panamanian relations
Secret ary of the Army Cyrus Vance probes how American teens and school authorities allowed a high school prank to escalate in the Canal Zone. The hoisted flag and taunts led to fatalities and injuries, risking U S prestige and Latin American ties. The piece notes President Johnson faces tobacco policy debates alongside a pending medical report. It references Kennedy consulting tobacco interests.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Secretary of the Army
U.S
Fidel Castro
Panel governance entwines tobacco group with health report
Washington recalls a 18 month sequence in which the tobacco institute vetoed panel members and helped nominate 150 doctors and scientists. The Public Health Service picked 10 top names, some preapproved by the tobacco interests, before Kennedy’s resignation and Weisner’s withdrawal shifted final control to Johnson.
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Tobacco Institute
Tobacco People
Public Health Service
Kennedy
Jerome Weisner
JFK
White House
Weisner
Johnson
Unscrambled clues reflect varied terms and phrases
A jumbled word list blends references to language roots river goddess dawn Slope weight India fragments beverages dirt smells storms traps S shaped molding young eagle public notices Shoshone and Indian dance steps monetary unit Iraq burst volcano language of Norway and related fragments
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India
Iraq
Norway
Gilealda
Boy Rescued After Burial In Snow Bank
Reed Gehr, a five year old Ephrat a boy, was rescued after being buried for hours in a five foot snow bank near his home. He was reported in satisfactory condition at a hospital for exposure. His parents, Mr and Mrs Arthur Gehr, said he left home around 6 45 p m to shovel snow and the search began two hours later. Neighbors joined the search about 10 45 p m and heard muffled cries from beneath the snowbank across the street.
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Ephrata
Reed Gehr
Reed
Arthur Gehr
Texas Sales Tax Deduction Table for IRS Filers
Texans consult the Sales Tax Table provided for deductible amounts when preparing income tax returns. The table is printed for convenience and should be saved until ready to file, as IRS instructions do not include Texas specific figures.
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Internal Revenue Service
Texas
Earr al St
Alee
Texans
Quiztyme puzzle and historic notes from a newspaper page
The page blends trivia questions and prompts with historical notes. It lists questions on Babe Ruth home runs the oldest U S Amateur winner John Wilkes Booths gun and William F Gorton along with a feature on Maria Bernadette Soubirous and origins of a French town. It also notes 1952 Moscow diplomacy limits and various cultural snippets.
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John Wilkes Booth
President Lincoln
William F. Gorton
How Do You Stand Barry Goldwater on Spending
Barry Goldwater argues Congress reduced Kennedy era requests, making Johnson's proposed 1964 outlays appear higher than enacted. He claims the administration inflates figures to justify control, warns that new programs would create long term debt, and urges restraint and free enterprise over federal spending. He criticizes Johnson for pressuring Congress and for using a crystal ball approach to allocate national resources.
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Washington
Nccess
Yish Fhrough
Congress
Kennedy
Johnson
Kenedy
Prident Johnson
Cngress
Cong
State of the Union
White House
Psalm Verse Strength and Help Praises God
A brief biblical line emphasizes the Lord as strength and shield. It notes trust in God brings help, prompting rejoicing and song in praise. The verse reflects personal faith and gratitude in ancient Psalm tradition.
Goa Crisis and Goans Plea at the UN
Fulton Lewis summarizes Goa’s December 1961 invasion by India, the Portuguese defense, and Goans seeking a UN plebiscite. He cites Congress member Hastings Keith supporting self-determination for Goa’s 700000 people and criticizes Nehru’s stance. The piece shifts to President Johnson’s failure to withdraw Michael Deane’s nomination amid allegations of impropriety with Dominican sugar interests.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Goa
Jawaharlal Nehru
United States
Nehru
General Assembly
Akkar Marof
Guinea
Hastings Keith
Massachusetts
Keith
United Nations
United
Ians
Gounstald
India
State Department
Johnson
Michael Deane
Deane
Senate
Republic
Rafael Trujillo
White House
Democratic National Committee
Ciudad Trujillo
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Agriculture
Orville’ Freeman
Freeman
Broadway star Ferrer misses opening due to storm
New York reports Jose Ferrer could not return for a Broadway premiere after a snowstorm closed area airports. Stand-in David Brooks covered Sunday in Pennsylvania while Ferrer spent the weekend with Rosemary Clooney in Puerto Rico.
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New York
Jose Ferrer
Ferrer
Rosemary Clooney
Puerto Rico
New
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Becker in Turin 1960
Bridge report from the 1960 Turin women’s championship of the Bridge Olympiad. Danish East‑West opened three notrump as a gambling bid to show a long minor, South overcalled a three notrump with four spades, North‑South proved a squeeze to a grand, and Mrs Fellows made the slam after a spade lead and diamond finesse. The Danish at the second table stopped in four spades.
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Ireland
Denmark
Turin
Mnie
South
West
Diamorda
North Pas
Baytown newspaper subscription rates and staff list
Fragmentary text lists several personal names and roles such as Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore John Wadley Pail Putman. Mentions retail and national managers and a publication schedule. Shows subscription rates of $1.45 per month or $17.40 per year and references Pearce and Ashbe in Raytown Texas.
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Fred
Hartman James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah, Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown
Sun
Pearce
Ashbe
Raytown
Texas
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