Thought For Evening By Bruce Biossat on Toynbee Cuba stance
Editorial critiques Arnold Toynbee for equating the Cuban crisis with Hungary. It argues the analogy is flawed since the U S cannot be said to crush Cuba with tanks and the base at Guantanamo serves strategic aims, not direct rule over Cuba. The piece contends U S policy seeks influence over Latin America and cautions Toynbee and Europeans to study U S policy more closely.
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Bruce Biossat
Arnold Toynbee
United States
Toynbee
Hungary
Texas
Free Nations
Freedom Forces
Cuba
Castro
Guantanamo
Latin America
Turkey
Russia
Maine Promotes State Through Frequent Trade Shows
The Maine Department of Economic Development expands its push by taking Maine assets to exhibits monthly from November through next April. Earle Doucette notes a shift from Boston and New York booths to shows nationwide, aligning with global buyers and the Common Market. DED lists planned appearances in Detroit, Boston, New York, Washington, Miami, Cleveland, Montreal, and more to showcase industrial potential and vacation attractions.
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Maine Department of Economic Development
Maine
Earle Doucette
Boston
New York
Springfield Exposition
New Coliseum
Cv’ibits
Seattle
DED
State of Maine
Washington, D. C
Miami
Washington News Cuba one part of puzzle
Washington officials view Cuba as one issue among many crisis links. A blockade or invasion now could provoke Russia to move on West Berlin, so steps focus on pressuring Moscow and limiting Cuban supplies. Plans include a presidential decree blocking shipments and denying port access, while avoiding recognition of exile governments and large refugee forces due to feasibility and legal concerns.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Enterprise Assn
State Department
Cuba
Russia
Berlin
Krushchev
United States
West Berlin
Castro
Elvis Presley hits another record milestone in 1960s orbit
Elvis Presley's Return to Sender sold 600000 copies in three weeks per Col. Tom Parker who predicts a 31st gold record and possible two million sales worldwide. Presley, on the It Happened at the World’s Fair set, says he focuses on numbers, rarely revisiting released songs, and aims to vary pace with a ballad now and then.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Elvis Presley
Tom Parker
Parker
Presley
Elvis
MGM
Steel and autos as bellwethers of economic mood
Investors watch steel and auto sectors as they weigh dividends amid weak orders and rising costs. Forecasts hinge on union wage talks, output, and demand, with price cuts and foreign competition pressuring US producers this spring. Results soon influence broader economic prospects.
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West Coast
Biddeford Lace Journal masthead and notice
Biddeford Lace Journal at 11 Adams Street publishes daily except Sunday in Biddeford Maine. Paul Casavant publisher T J Mahoney editor. Subscription rates in advance: one month 185 six months 1050 one year 2100. Associated Press member with local news and AP dispatches. Second class postage paid Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Paul Casavant
T. J. Mahoney
Associated Press
Change and disagreement in homes and nations
Ruth Millett discusses how couples argue over money and space in a house, noting men prioritize built structure while women seek finishing touches and storage. She uses Socrates and phrases on change to reflect evolving mores, urging acceptance of growing pains as inevitable across individuals, nations, and Uganda’s future.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Pay
Mississippi
Uganda
Washington
General Features Corp
Uganda gains independence and faces tribal tensions
Paul Harvey reports Uganda’s 68-year path to independence as Africa’s 33rd nation, with midnight celebrations and bonfires across cities. He notes unity efforts led by Premier Obote amid friction among Bantu Nilotes and Hamites, and hints at future ties with the West and the Commonwealth.
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Paul Harvey
Uganda
Africa
Vanda
Obote
TV Notebook: Lindsay fears an assassination note in Mexico
AP Television Radio writer Cynthia Lindsay, on a CBS Princess Grace special, fears a notebook she lost hints at an assassination plot and palace tunnel. The piece also notes CBS's Berlin espionage special and Edie Adams' ABC program tonight with Peter Falk and Duke Ellington.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Cynthia Lindsay
Monaco
Wich
CBS
Grace
Monagasque
NBC
Berlin
Germany
Daniel Schorr
West Germany
Edie
ABC
Edie Adams
Peter Falk
Duke Ellington
Ally Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword style clue list with items across numbered 1 5 9 15 16 17 19 21 24 26 29 32 35 37 40 42 43 45 46 48 50 52 53 57 59 62 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 and down 11 12 13 18 20 25 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 36, covering sour taste Hebrew pro net lariat marine animals become visible and more. includes Arabian principality and various cryptic prompts.
Postal I Q. On sending cash in letters to foreign countries
Postal regulations prohibit enclosing cash bank notes and bearer valued items in ordinary letters to other countries. Some nations prohibit importation even in registered mail and may confiscate. Check with local post office before mailing to confirm prohibitions and avoid loss of indemnity.
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