Blockade And Undermine In Cuban Crisis Demands Action
The text argues for a dual approach to Cuba involving blockade and undermine tactics against Castro. It frames Castro as a Soviet pawn and urges squeezing his regime from within while warning against invasion. It portrays Kennedy as hesitant on invasion and calls for intensified pressure through blocking Soviet material and destabilizing Cuba.
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Castro
Kennedy
Russia
Khrushcchev
Cuba
The Point Is Proved Meredith At Ole Miss
The NAACP chosen activist Jamies Meredith faces hazing and heckling on the University of Mississippi campus as federal forces push integration. The piece argues the campaign proves federal power to integrate but warns Meredith gains little education amid riots, calling for withdrawal and recognition of ongoing bigotry.
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Jamies Meredith
Air Force
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
University of Mississippi
le Miss
Meredith
Oxford. Miss
NAACP
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Britain’s Egyptian Victory Reported As Axis Defeated
Twenty years ago on November 7, reports from London claimed Britain’s Egyptian forces had captured or trapped about 190000 German and Salian troops, crushing a last Axis attempt to rally and advancing roughly 100 miles toward the Libyan frontier. In Corry a Central Men’s War Activities Committee forms, mirroring the women’s group organized last week, with Mrs. J A Cassidy named president.
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London
Britain
Lilbyaar-frontier
Central Men's War Activities Committee
Corry
J. A. Cassidy
Central ‘Women’s War Activities Committee
Sokolsky on the UN and the Cuban crisis
George Sokolsky argues the United Nations cannot restrain great powers amid Cuban and Indian tensions. He singles out Red China and Tibet as failures, condemns U Thant’s Cuban visit, and blames small nations for provoking war while noting veto power and politics hinder peace.
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United Nations
Security Council
U Thant
Cuba
Castro
Khrushchev
Russia
United States
India
Soviet Russia
Memoirist George LeBrun Knew NY Coroner System Well
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls George P. LeBrun born July 27 1862 in New York City and raised in Trinidad. LeBrun served as coroner secretary and exposed graft within the New York system noting how coroners could order arrests and hold inquests while guns and pawnshops facilitated unsolved murders. He connected corruption to 1911 Phillips case, explored gun markets, and cited 177 firearm murders in New York the prior year.
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Trinidad
Prench
New York City
LeBrun
George P. LeBron
Tess
New York
Sullivan Law shaped by LeBrun and Sullivan alliance
The passage recounts how LeBrun drafted a Concealed Weapons law restricting gun sales to permit holders, aiming to curb gang violence. He sought support from Tim Sullivan, a taciturn state senator who agreed to sponsor the measure. A committee formed with prominent patrons including John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Nathan Straus, leading to the Sullivan Law influencing subsequent state gun control.
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Sullivan
LeBrun
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Nin Wanemaker
Nathan Straus
Bishop Grier
Br. Simon Banich
Young Phillips
Fire destroys three barns at Suffolk Downs racetrack
A blaze at Suffolk Downs in Boston killed twelve horses and damaged three barns. Four alarms sent firefighting apparatus to the track, with the fire under control after a crowd of about six thousand had left following an election night program.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs Race Track
Barness Racing
Franklin councilman blasts water department overhaul
Councilman George R Scanlon recapped a city water system in disrepair and demanded action. He pressed for hiring a consulting firm to assess costs of repairs and possible expansion, a maintenance program, clearer control by the councilman over water operations, improved conditions and pay for workers, and cited obstruction he blamed on others.
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Franklin
George R. Scanlon
Franklin Water Department
Scanlon
Water Department
Public Parks and
Rookie Bank Teller Arrested Amid $4614 Shortage
Burnley Burnley, 23, a teller at the Shadyard branch of Western Pennsylvania National Bank since April 4, was arrested on a charge of making a false entry to conceal a $4614 shortage. He waived a hearing and posted a $1000 bond. The shortage was found during an audit. Burnley is married with a two week old son.
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Burnley
Shadyardé
Western Pennsylvania National Bank
U. S
PDE
Election moods shift lite. Democrats hold Congress
James Marlow analyzes a catch-as-catch-can vote that shows no clear national mood shift. Democrats maintain large control in House and Senate, with governors elected in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Michigan signaling mixed gains and losses for both parties.
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Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Vermont
New Hampshire
Phillip
Sloff
State House
John W. King
Michigan
Oklahoma
George Romney
Govenor
Henry Sellman
Connecticut
Abraham Ribloff
Pennsylvania
William M. Scranton
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
James A. Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
New York
Richard M. Mixon
California
Edmund G. Brown
Mixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bear Lake Area News Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs D Soren Son returned to Meadville after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Smith. A birthday dinner honored Jesse Manwar ins Edith Hawkins and Mrs Ethel Bond visited Bear Lake. Men’s Day observed at Evangelical United Brethren Church with male participants. Mrs Clyde Manwaring visited her daughter Barbara in nurse training at Buffalo. Warren County rural mail carriers and wives were hosted by Mr and Mrs Leon Cable Sr at Bear Lake fire hall. Mrs Rhetta Davis and Mrs Florence Burdick visited local residents on Sunday afternoon.
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Bear Lake
D. Soren Son
Frank Smith
Meadville
Hiram Beckerink
Avene
Jesse Manwarins
Edith Hawkins
Ethel Bond
Jamestown
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Clyde Manwaring
Barbara
Buffalo
Warren County
Leon Cable Sr
Bear Lake Fire Hall
Rhetta Davis
Watts Platts
Florence Burdick
Waterford
Elwood Connell
David Lindquist
Ashville
Merrilt Smith
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A brief meditation on how spoken language fades yet printed text endures across time and space, contrasting ephemeral speech with permanent documented record in a reflective prose tone.
Corry Evening Journal publisher and staff listing
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George R. Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck and others. It provides advertising and production staff names and addresses for national reps and associated press notices.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Beraman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Lexington Avenu
New York
Cite Ae
Chicago
Mort, and
Bond Building
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman Bulldin
Philadelphia
Associated Presk la
Carry
Dendline Bahn Unebrates’ Mabdektion
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