Castro Press Gambit Tests Cuba Opens to News Coverage
Fidel Castro extends an invitation to 22 U S newspapers and three magazines to send reporters to Cuba for the 26th of July celebration, implying access to coverage after the event. The State Department offers no objection if visas and expenses are covered, while U S ministers prepare for sanctions over Cuban subversion. editors weigh risks of being used as an international stage.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Barry Goldwater
Castro
United States
State Department
Foreign Ministers
Washington
Venezuela
Anniversary of July 20 1944 bomb attempt on Hitler
Ironic anniversary marks the failed 1944 plot to kill Hitler at the Wolf Lair. It honors officers like Klaus von Stauffenberg and Count Stauffenberg, notes camps named after plot leaders, and reflects on potential wartime outcomes and the scale of Nazi terror.
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West Germany
Gaul
Hitler
Wolf Lair
Klaus Philip Schenk
Count von Stauffenburg
der Feuhrer
Augustdorf
Hannover
Erwin Rommel
U. S. Air Force
Hamburg
Stalin era territorial grabs and postwar claims haunt Europe
The piece reviews Soviet annexations from 1940 to 1945 and after, noting 182000 square miles and about 25 million people taken, and Romania’s bid over Bessarabia. It links Soviet expansion to broader redentist aims and China’s claims, warning the crimes of communism persist as regimes seek leverage and neighbors reassess relations.
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Stalin
Soviet Union
Depence
Umania
Bessarabia
Bucharest
Maryland
New Jersey
Rumania
U U.S.S.R
Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
German East Prussia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Commu
China
Asia
Russia
Hoover urges GOP unity and liberty defense in San Francisco
Elder statesman Herbert Hoover, ailing but active, sends a message as a rallying point for the party. He cautions against threats to freedom, calls for peace and anti Communism, and insists governments serve the people with balanced budgets and fair profits while preserving the Bill of Rights as a guiding framework.
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Herbert Hoover
San Francisco
Hoover
Daily Sunday Post Office Second Class Notices
Fragmented notice mentions Post Office Point North Carolina and second class mailing. References to advertising representatives and carriers suggest a regional newspaper classified notice or postal matter.
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N. C
Washington Beat Goldwater Packs Money And Organization
Democratic observers say Goldwater has the most extensive and efficient national organization a Republican candidate ever had. They note about $3 million spent this year and a wide network in all 50 states, with intense anti Johnson literature seen during the San Francisco convention week.
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Leslie Carpenter
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater & Co
Goldwater
Johnson
America
U. S
Alf Landon
Harold Cadmus Remembered as a Pioneer Printer and Mentor
The High Point column honors Harold L Cadmus a printer and teacher who shaped good printing and moulded rubber plates for book production He mentored apprentices and sons including Dr Robert Cadmus guiding North Carolina Memorial Hospital Widely praised for character and generosity his work at Carolina Reprographic Inc left a lasting legacy.
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Harold Cadmus
Robert Cadmus
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
New York City
Sunday Sermon on the Elder Brother’s Anger in Luke 15
The Sunday sermon contrasts the elder brother’s anger with the prodigal’s return. It condemns Pharisaical pride and self righteousness in churches and calls for compassion rather than perpetual gloom at sinners’ homecomings.
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Henry
Saintly but Critical: A Tale of a Narrow Spirit
A preacher recalls a parishioner who offered only sharp remarks and disparagement. He contrasts false piety with true love, urging joy, kindness, and the Bible’s command that love is patient and kind.
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