Third in a Series Deep Disillusionment In Exile Communities
Editor's Note reports U S policy toward Cuba has sapped exile morale in Florida. About 150000 Cuban refugees in Miami face disillusionment as raids and resettlement limits erode their sense of purpose. Most expect to return home, yet fear consequences from the US, Britain, and Castro.
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Cuba
Florida
United States
William L. Ryan
Miami
Fila
Uncle Sam
Latin America
Fidel Castro
U.S
Britain
Will
America
EPTAM Promises Cleaner Beans and Higher Yields
A Stauffer Chemical Company agricultural ad promotes EPTAM as a selective herbicide for dry beans. It explains preplant soil application to control annual grasses and broadleaf weeds, reducing cultivations and improving water use, sunlight access, and harvest cleanliness.
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Stauffer Chemical Company
Agricultural Chemicals Division
Omaha Station
Omaha
Nebr
Stavner's Hyg
Forry Dexia
Farmers gain two months to redeem 1962 soybeans
The Agriculture Department extended the loan redemption period to July 31, delaying full loan repayment. With soybeans currently trading above the $2.25 loan price, growers gain by redeeming stored crop, though about 53 million bushels remained on loan as of March 31. In Liebenthal Gary Moeder, 12, was killed when struck by a car near his home on U S 183.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Liebenthal
Kan
Gary Moeder
U. S
Hays
Publisher urges crusading journalism at Southern Illinois University
Richard H. Amberg publisher of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat urged editors to resume hard digging and aggressive reporting to counter managed news. He cited Lovejoy’s 1838 defense of his Alton plant and criticized a defense department press interaction rule. He called on papers to keep government under sharp scrutiny and editorially crusade again. An advertisement promotes Galaxon fat loss tablets with a money-back guarantee.
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Carbondale, Tr
Richard H. Amberg
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Washington
Elijah Lovejoy
Southern Illinois University
Lovejoy
Alton
Ill
Amberg
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Galaxon
Steele
Galaxon Ig Wold
Astronaut Cooper to have live capsule camera during May flight
AP report notes Gordon Cooper's mid May 22 orbit mission may include a tiny clip on camera inside the capsule. Viewers could witness the launch and 34 hour flight as pictures stream from within 1000 miles of Cape Canaveral.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Capsule
Gordon Cooper
Cooper
Cape Canaveral
Mercury Control Center
Kerr declines bid for Oklahoma Senate seat
Bob Kerr Jr. son of the late Senator Kerr said he will not seek the post previously held by his father. Kerr died January 1 and J Howard Edmondson, then governor, resigned and was appointed interim senator to serve the remaining two years of Kerr's term ending in November 1964.
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Oklahoma City
Ert S. Kerr Jr
Oklahoma
Kerr
J. Howard Edmondson
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