Sugar and Diplomacy Editorial Reflects on Cuban Subsidy Fallout
The editorial argues U S sugar policy toward Cuba created higher prices for consumers. It notes a shift after Castro and the loss of Cuban supply disrupted global markets, driving wholesale sugar costs up. It warns that Americans may pay nearly double for sugar as a result and compares diplomatic cold wars to hot conflicts in cost.
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Bacolod and the Philippines Aboard PAL DC-3s
The author notes PAL's 38 seat DC-3s and a 10 day pilots strike that disrupted island travel. Bacolod, a sugar center, blends old Spanish structures with modern banks and a bustling market life. Union strikes threaten employers while crime appears low but personal safety remains uncertain in odd encounters.
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PAL
Bacolod
Philippines
End of School Grinds as Memorial Lake Opens Near Yates Center
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files notes the last week of school, Lake Fegan near Yates Center opening Memorial Day with CCC stockpiled fish. Betty Crawford elected Girl Reserves vice president. birth announced for Robert K. Truster. Delta Psi Omega pledges. travel notes on Harry Williams trip. Lola booster trip regulations. Gardner to Parsons for park opening and band roles.
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Fegan
Yates Center
Kansas
CCC
Betty Crawford
Marjorie Spalding
Bert Truster
St. Evergreen
Robert K. Truster
Harry Williams
Neodesha
Coffeyville
Independence
Liberty
Lola
Guy O. Gardner
Parsons
Gardner
Chanute
Bible Verse Quote On Ransom And Redemption
A religious verse from Hosea 13 14 proclaims God will ransom people from death and the grave and bring destruction to death and the grave while repentance remains hidden from God.
It Pays to Keep Credit Good New York
A compact AP column notes daily life curiosities and advice. It cites credit worthiness reducing accident risk, bathtubs versus pools mortality, Japan's TV aerial craze, neurosis as common mood cause, college dropout risk, butterfly etymology, Lichtenberg quote, Buddha diet and death, patent office load, Iowa State on husbands influencing decisions, auto theft spike, coffin economics, and appliance lifespans from USDA data.
Aspirin A Dependable Help For Many Arthritis Cases
A reader asks about aspirin in arthritis management, preferring buffered forms and vitamin C with sodium salicylate. The doctor notes no direct BP link to common arthritis types, praises salicylates as dependable and affordable, and explains buffering reduces stomach irritation while caffeine boosts some relief.
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Television Schedule Highlights and Medical Note
TV listings for Monday and Tuesday show a dense slate across WDAF KOAM KOTV and others with programs from To Tell The Truth to The Tonight Show. The article adds a health note advising vitamin C supplementation if high salicylate use depletes ascorbic acid, and a note on Somalis descended from 7th century Yemen Arabs.
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Andy Griffith
Ben Casey
Mr. Lucky
Continental Classroom
King
Odie
College of the Air
Popeye
Captain Kangeroo
Pete and Gladys
Loretta
Daddy
Jack Benny
Garry Moore
Peter Gunn
Yemen
Earth Walks Out As Navy Chief Faces Shakeup
Washington reports the Franco American NATO plan to place two French squadrons with nuclear weapons under American control, plus British bombers and American submarines, shifts Kennedy era alliance dynamics. Admiral Anderson’s keynote drew questions after Secretary Korth exited, hinting at tensions over civilian military oversight and respect between ranks.
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NATO
Lyman Lemnitzer
de Gaulle
Kennedy
JFK
Europe
Navy
George Anderson
Navy League
San Juan
P.R
Fred Korth
Korth
Anderson
Naval Operations
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Family sizes and business trends noted in era remarks
The excerpt cites family sizes of U S presidents and common household items ages, noting 15 to 18 year old youths, 11 year old television sets, and 15 year old toasters. It quotes Arnold H Glason on the expense of children and observes that 19 presidents came from families of six or more, with 227 total siblings among 34 presidents. It adds salt for handling fish and remarks that big business grows while small firms thrive, listing more than four million U S firms with fewer than 20 employees.
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Arnold H. Glason
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