Editorial urges continued funds for U S SST program
The editorial argues in favor of authorizing continued SST funding in the lame duck session. It notes competition from Britain, France, and Russia, acknowledges noise and cost concerns, but asserts military precedent, eventual profitability, and inevitability of U S leadership, urging swift, prudent progress with solid federal support.
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Secret US-Soviet talks over Cuba nuclear missiles
In recent weeks Washington sought a pledge from the Soviet Union not to build or store nuclear missiles in Cuba. An oral pledge is rumored. possible U.S. concessions remain unclear. The piece notes past Turkish rocket withdrawals and the shift toward home-launched weapons, with potential savings from closing overseas bases. Religion is compared to food as a universal need.
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Notable Curmudgeon and Charmer Tales From Early Fame
An eclectic collage recounts Horace Liveright’s flamboyant public persona with Waldorf Astoria antics and Lord Roseberry pages, Dizzy Dean’s bold World Series gamble, and Grantland Rice’s eyewitness note on prep for the 1934 Series. The piece blends humor and myth in early show business and sports lore.
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The Shocking Claims Against World Communism
A pamphlet-era exposé argues that Communism is a global fraud harming workers. It cites documents from Brussels and a history of Czechoslovakia’s unions, detailing oppression since 1948 and a 1968 crackdown, with millions affected and thousands disposed.
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DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE FUN
A printable page features a daily crossword with clues across and down from Emcee's proposal to Dems opponent and a cryptoquote puzzle by King Features Syndicate. It lists many clue answers and theme notes including Longfellow and a sample cryptogram.
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Neiman Marcus Christmas gadgets raise five grand for bath tub with fish
The New York column notes absurd high end gifts from Neiman Marcus including a bath tub with built in aquarium priced at 5000, a Noahs Ark cruise at 35000 and a $600 book portfolio, reflecting holiday excess and satire. It compares Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany picks, plus other luxury items and publicities shaping the season.
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