Castro Tito feud widens in Latin American pivot
United Nations diplomats report a fresh Castro Tito clash clouding Moscow Latin America policy. Granma accuses Tito of not condemning the U S attack on Vietnam and opposing the revolutionary path. Castro seeks broader armed subversion after the January Tri-Continental conference.
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Cuban Castro Uses Tito as Pro-Russian Whipping Boy
Frane Barbieri, Politika chief Latin American correspondent, says Tri-Continental judgments were not unanimous. He cites a Russian report stressing peaceful coexistence in Latin America and notes Cuba alone did not print it. Castro blames Yugoslavia for his setback and avoids direct attacks on Moscow while relying on Tito for leverage.
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Learns To Study Town Sign Post
Sterling Colorado story notes University of Colorado athletic business manager W J C Lam advising public speaking starts with looking at the town sign post. In a Sterling Country Club talk Lam recalled playing the local golf course in Greeley 29 years earlier.
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Attics and Basements Hold A Wealth Of Good Stories
New Yorkers without private basements store memories in trunks and boxes. A couple digs through a World War era wardrobe trunk and finds a wedding suit, helmets, and wedding photos, sparking reflections on aging, memory, and keeping family artifacts.
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