Editorial: Guantanamo Go Or Stay in Cuban Tug of War
Editorial argues Fidel Castro seeks Gitmo removal to reassert power amid Khrushchev Kennedy talks. It weighs honoring past agreements, Cuban will, and moral duties, noting U S Navy water supply jeopardy if Castro cuts Cuban water—potential tanker solution. The piece questions whether Castro’s pressure is genuine or political theater and notes the high stake in Guantanamo’s future.
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Guantanamo Naval Base
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Seneca Nation denies women voting in tribal affairs
Men of the Seneca Indian Nation again refuse women the right to vote in tribal affairs. The passage hints that men have few powers left besides this ancient prerogative and intend to cling to it, while nearly everything else has been taken away.
Warren County Precincts Vote For Merger
Voters in five Warren County precincts will ballot on a merger of three school districts. The proposal combines the School Districts of Clarendon Borough Kinga Township and Mead Township first second and third districts in Warren County Pennsylvania. The measure asks Shall there be a merger of the School District of Mead Township Clarendon Borough and Feinain Township all of Warren County.
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Meat Town
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Feinain Township
Warren
County
Pennsylvania
London Editor Percy Curllps Dies in Daily Herald Death
London editor Percy Curllps of the Daily Herald, a veteran journalist and one of three British newspaper brokers, died yesterday. The report notes his leadership in the paper and the broader industry impact.
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Percy Curiips
Daily Herald
Corry Evening Journal Advertisement Placement Notice
The notice outlines subscription and mailing details for the Corry PA edition. It references second class mail, annual rate of 1100 dollars, advance payment terms, and per copy pricing in cents, with a small section listing staff or office identifiers.
Cold War choices loom as Sokolsky weighs rivals
George Sokolsky argues in the McCarthy era conservatives fought Communists at home but now face a broadened Cold War crisis. He flags Red China in Cuba, notes Moscow’s limits, and predicts potential U.S.–Soviet conflict or negotiated peace amid Khrushchev’s pressures and Kennedy’s stance.
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Soviet Russia
Latin America cheers Kennedy era leadership in crisis
Paul Harvey notes Latin America applauds Kennedy's handling of the crisis, with Billy Graham and others citing renewed hope. Panama and wider region show strong support after US actions, contrasted with Bay of Pigs lessons and debates on intervention.
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South America
New Hope
Latin America
Kennedy
Stevenson
White House
Caribbean
Democracy’s bargain day and the citizen vote
New York reports on election day as citizens seek best political value in a pivotal moment. The piece frames each vote as a personal sacrifice and a mystic civic act, shaping public servants from dog catcher to senator.
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New York
U.S
Protesting Seizure Of 50 Claimed Non Gambling Devices
Erie County court case filed by Sterling Enterprises owners Joseph A. Luciano and Lyell B. Keene seeks return of 50 devices seized by State Police on September 29 from a Greene Township barn. They argue the machines are not gambling devices and were collected for dismantling and salvage.
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Erie
Joseph A. Luciano
Lyell B. Keene
Sterling Enterprises
Greene Township
Selzare
Nazi Consul Dies in Detroit Fritz Hailer 75
Fritz Hailer, 75, consul for Nazi Germany in Detroit before World War II, died Sunday. Born in Germany and later naturalized, he severed ties with Germany when the United States entered the war.
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Fritz Haile
United States
Hailer
Germany
Hal Boyle Reflects on Voting Duty and American Ideals
Hal Boyle muses on the importance of every citizen vote in America. He notes the inner pride felt when voting, the sense of duty, and the belief that collective action sustains a revered political system. The piece contrasts voter responsibility with foreign observers’ views of democracy as wasteful and highlights the costs and pressures of electoral life.
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Los Bts
Lucky
British armies press beyond El Daba in Egypt
News wires report Britain's Egyptian front advancing as Axis rear guards fall back near El Daba amid German airstrike moves. Germany dispatches 500 planes to speed new troops across the Mediterranean to avert regional disaster, signaling tense wartime shifts and strategic bombardment.
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London
Britain
el Daba
Greece
Adolf Hitler
Mediterranean
40 Years Ago November 6 1922 Conformance Switch Orders
The State Department of conformance switch orders dated November 6 1922 detail actions affecting regulatory alignment and procedural changes. This archival note records the administrative steps and its impact on departmental operations and compliance timelines.
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State Department of
Man killed in crash near Delmont Greensburg Pa
One driver died and the other was injured in a collision of a car and a truck at an intersection near Delmont Randolph 77 of Pittsburgh the car operator was dead on arrival at Westmoreland Hospital. Truck driver John R Finfrock 47 of New Kensington was treated and released.
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Delmont
Early Randolph
Pittsburgh
Westmoreland Hospital
John R. Finfrock
New Kensington
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