Batista claims 1958 embargo aided Castro victory
Former Cuban leader Fulgencio Batista argues in Cuba Betrayed that the U S arms embargo weakened his government and boosted Castro. He details last hours in Havana and decisions to flee to the Dominican Republic, Spain, then Portugal, and recalls military disloyalty and failed rescue efforts.
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Upper Iowa Receives 10000 Gift for Science Facilities
Fayette President Eugene E Garbee of Upper Iowa University announced receipt of a $10,000 gift for the science facilities. The donation comes from an unspecified donor and will support improvements at the university.
Baker Processing Co Gains New Jersey Subsidiary T
Baker Processing Co a subsidiary of Wallace and Tiernan Co expands in New Jersey establishing operations under its umbrella after corporate restructuring in the region.
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Mexican border city facelift to finish in two years
President Adolfo Lopez Mateos says a face lifting program for northern border cities of Mexico will be completed within two years.
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Church Hits Sending Sexy Books Abroad
Newton AP reports the Russia leads in exporting books to other countries while U S material often centers on sexual topics. The South Iowa Conference of Methodists heard Rev Dr Eugene L Smith outline the need to spread Christian literature, noting six of the ten most translated writers are Russian.
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American misquotes and church growth notes in 1968 conference
An Iowa minister cites Moscow and Peking book exports to India as examples while questioning American literature seen there. The Des Moines clergyman urges six new churches before June 1968 as the conference reports 492 churches with 997 members added.
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Church memberships fall below 10 year ago levels
The article notes a long term decline in church membership despite population growth. It cites a total membership of 142,994 last year, down from ten years earlier, while giving to all church causes reached a record total of $6 52,938, reflecting a substantial year over year increase.
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