Spoken Like An American President Cheer for Kennedy’s Cuba stance
The commentary lauds President Kennedy for meeting 4100 Cuban exiles at the Orange Bowl in Miami after their release with $53 million in aid. It credits him with a rare confession of a misstep over withholding air cover during the Bay of Pigs and argues his remarks signal the end of Castro’s regime.
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Who's Honoring Whom in Party Fundraising Dinners
An exploration of how Republicans host Lincoln Day Dinners and Democrats hold Jefferson-Jackson events to amass war chests. The article notes escalating ticket prices, celebrity entertainment, and concerns over legitimacy as donors and party leaders seek cash for campaigns, including references to Wynne and Factor.
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Katanga Policy Clash and Schweitzer’s Indpendence View
The column critiques U S policy toward Katanga amid UN tensions. It cites Dr Albert Schweitzer urging Katanga independence while contrasting State Department rigidity with calls for broader African unity. The piece also notes extremist sentiments linked to U N critics and profiles individuals like Malcolm X and Paul Robeson in related debates on information and diplomacy.
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New Year's Day Senate Probe Into Katanga Info Chief
A Senate subcommittee on New Year Day examined the Katanga Information Service head and related diplomatic maneuvers. The probe discussed visa revocation, State Department involvement, and Washingtons interest in using Struelens for political aims concerning Tshombe and central Congo Parliament matters.
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Durie
Struelens
State Department
Washington
Congo
Leomalilla
First footing proposed to ring in New Year
Fulton Lewis Jr notes a strange recruit tied to the Black Muslims and discusses New Year customs and Charles Lamb. He urges reviving the Scottish tradition of first footing to ensure prosperity for twelve months, with drink, buns, and a kiss from the resident female upon entry.
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Danville urges care as BB rifle injuries rise during holidays
City officials warn against all firearms use in Danville after two boys in Charlotte lose eyes to BB pellets. Surgeons report the 13 year old is the 64th eye injury from BBs since 1955, with 45 cases during Christmas holidays. Police note shooting rifles are illegal in the city under any circumstances.
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Danville Daily and Sunday Subscription Rates
Rates for Daily and Sunday delivery by carrier 3 cents a week. Mail subscriptions priced at 15 dollars yearly, 7.50 semiannually, 3.75 quarterly, 1.25 monthly. Entry notes post office as second class mail. Rates apply to Postal Zones 1 and 2. renewals urged.
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Fishy felicitations from the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
A huge Christmas card from the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries inside the Interior Department unfolds a tree decorated with items like clam chowder and tuna making sardine pizza as part of its continuing consumer education program.
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Khrushchev cites learning from capitalists amid debate on state efficiency
Ray Tucker notes Khrushchev’s call to imitate profitable capitalist practices and argues Soviet industry lacks feedback, citing Antonov on waste and competition. The piece contrasts Western and Eastern economies, highlighting Japan, France, Germany, and Britain as examples of capitalistic recovery, versus Soviet Russia’s stagnant living standards.
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Clashing European Ideas Under African Powers and War
In a report from a European tour, the writer analyzes how European religious and political ideas influence Africa beyond race. He cites Verwoerd era South Africa, Dutch Afrikaner language politics, British imperial ties, Bund and Cold War intrigues, and the tension among European powers shaping African nations.
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China
Gestapo
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