Public opinion on Red China joining the United Nations
Gallup poll finds 3 to 1 opposition to Communist China’s UN admission among U.S. adults, with opposition at its peak since 1950 though support rises to about 22 percent in some years. Education level strongly affects views, with 35 percent of college grads favoring admission versus 13 percent of those with only grade school education. Republican policymakers urge action to block future gains for Red China.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
China
U.N
Red China
Gallup
General Assembly
Albania
Cambodia
Peking
United Nations
U.S
American Institute OF Public Opinion
Who Made the First Piano Win The 15 Volume Britannica
An article explains piano construction listing five main parts and how keys trigger hammers to strike strings. It traces early keyboards from clavichord and harpsichord to Bartolommeo Cristofori’s first piano circa 1709 and notes the 1800 upright piano development by John Hawkins in Philadelphia.
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Bartolommeo Cristofori
Fun Time Riddle Box
Riddle box presents jokes about bald men dogs and fish with punchlines about hair loss travel in schools and barking. The answers are playful puns and incomplete segments suggest a kids section of light humor.
Bitter clash between Peking and Havana deepens Cold War rift
The Communist world faces a new dispute as China accuses Fidel Castro of lying about a rice for sugar plan with Cuba. The spat signals a leadership struggle between Peking and Moscow and may affect the Havana solidarity conference. China denounces Castro while Cuba contends over timing and diplomacy.
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Washington
China
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Peking
Havana
Red China
Moscow
Castro
Weekend TV Fell Short of High Hopes Says AP
AP reports weekend broadcasts underwhelmed with Sammy Davis Jr Show featuring Burton duet missteps and a dull host. NBC and CBS lineups mixed nostalgia with mixed execution as The World of the Teenager documentary focused on Lexington Massachusetts teens and depicted tense youth pressures.
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New York
Sammy Davis
Jackie Gleason
NBC
Sammy Davis Jr
Sammy
Elizabeth
Richard Burton
Davis
Ralph
Alice
Jackie
Art Carney
Audrey Meadows
Gleason
Lexington
Mass
Havana conference fuels doubt on motives and Hanoi talks
Observers question the sincerity of his motives as the Havana conference prompts scrutiny. They note North Vietnam’s Hanoi regime may try to juggle ties with Moscow and Peking while a Soviet delegation meets with government leaders.
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Havana
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Moscow
Peking
Castro
Social Security retirement tests liberalized in 1965 law
Sylvia Porter explains 1965 amendments raise earning limits for retired and semi retired workers. In 1966 you may earn up to 1500 before benefits are cut, with higher penalties beyond 2700. Averages show substantial increases for individuals and couples, plus unlimited earnings after age 72. Ball argues tests compensate for lost earnings and scrap would cost about 2 billion annually.
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Sylvia Porter
Social Security Administration
Washington
Social Security
Robert Ball
Ball
United States Severed Diplomatic Ties With Cuba in 1961
The United States cut diplomatic relations with Cuba on January 3, 1961, marking a decisive shift in Cold War confrontations and Cuban alignment with the Soviet bloc. The move ended formal diplomatic ties and led to long standing tensions between the two nations.
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United States
Cuba
Same Party Leaders At Congress Helm
Party leaders remain in key posts as Congress opens new session. Three committee chairmanships change after the deaths and retirements of senior figures, with Sen. Russell B. Long taking over the Patent Finance Committee and Rep. Ed ward A. Garmatz becoming Merchant Marine and Fisheries chair. House plans also install Harley O. Staggers as Interstate and Foreign Commerce chair after Rep. Harris resigns to become a judge. Floor leaders retain posts in the 89th Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Russell B. Long
D-La
Patent Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Senate
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
House
Edward A. Garmatz
D-Md
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Herbert C. Bonner
D-N.c
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Harris
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
News Quiz Answers From January 1966 Page
The item lists multiple choice answers for News Quiz across three parts and a symbol quiz. It records dates and answer keys showing 1966 January 10 publication with labeled sections and lettered responses.
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