Cuban Invasions Lasting Echoes on Castro and Powers
James Marlow reviews the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, noting it solidified Castro’s position as the USSR fortified Cuba. He argues the episode left the US more cautious, hindered efforts to remove Castro, and led Washington to crack down on refugees while Moscow gained strategic leverage through missiles in Cuba and Europe.
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United States
Fidel Castro
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Warnings Issued On Student Jaywalking at Kennebunk Schools
In Kennebunk a joint school and police meeting issued warnings to students at both the senior and junior high schools. A police study found students walking two or three abreast on Fletcher Street and often with traffic, hindering buses and vehicles to the Maine Turnpike. Officers warned against horseplay and speeding, noting a Sanford crackdown was successful.
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John S. Seekins, Jr
Frank Stevens
Fletcher Street
Maine
IRS representative to assist Biddeford residents Friday
An Internal Revenue Service representative will be at 18 South Street Biddeford from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday April 12 to help the public with any type of tax issue or problem.
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Nominations Open for Health Council Award Maine
Health council of Maine invites nominations for its annual Health Achievement Award honoring outstanding contributions to citizen or community health. Nominations are collected by chair Miss Heloise Withee at 109 Ocean Street South Portland. the bronze award is funded by Union Mutual Insurance and will be presented in May at Waterville during the council meeting. The selection panel includes George R. Petty Monmouth Alta Ashley M.D. and George T. Nilson Augusta Mrs. Ford Campbell Orono and Fred Kilgust West Scarborough.
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George R. Petty
Monmouth
Alta Ashley
M.D
George T. Nilson
Augusta
Ford Campbell
Orono
Fred Kilgust
West Scarborough
Lighter Comings and Goings in TV and Stage Tales
A CBS producer Jay Sheers explores audience reactions to onstage singing and public figures as viewers praise or criticize performers. NBC plans Huntley Brinkley’s 7 p.m. timeslot battling Cronkite on CBS. Tonight recommends Encyclopedia of Communism on NBC and In the Mouth of the Wolf on CBS as prime features.
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CBS
Oceanside
Blackpool
NBC
Walter Cronkite
Chet Huntley
Preoccupations Critics Faith Focus In Calif Professor
Amer icans have become too preoccupied with the technological results of faith, says Dr. Erick Hutchinson, Stanford chemistry professor, noting an obsession with buildings and exterior appearances. He argues Sunday services are pampered while weekday life feigns hell-raising, neglecting inner temple for love of God and neighbor.
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