Castro Pleads For Immunity As Cuba Is Isolated
Editorial blasts Fidel Castro amid rising attacks by the Revolutionary Recovery Movement threatening his May 20 anniversary, Pilon raid damage, and diplomatic break with Cuba. It notes Brazil severing ties and other Latin American states drifting away while Castro blames the CIA. The piece argues Castro’s rule harms Cuba, traces Soviet, then Chinese support, and predicts tightening action against his regime as the region moves to purge his influence.
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Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
MRR
Pilan
Profit Not A Dirty Word is Profit A Dirty Word
A newspaper column argues profit is essential not obscene, noting profits fund research that yields vaccines and medical tech. It says profit fuels business growth, higher wages, and improved living standards, stressing every citizen has an interest in profitable enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan
Perth
Editorial on a decade of desegregation in U S schools
The piece argues the Supreme Court's desegregation orders moved slowly over ten years and cites figures: 423 of 2,256 Southern districts desegregated, 2.9 million black students in the South with 970,000 in desegregated districts, only 30,800 in schools with white students. It notes northern districts show persistent underrepresentation and discusses court and state rulings on district boundaries, busing, and nonracial education aims. It highlights Gary Indiana and Dorval County Florida cases and the New Jersey Montclair closure ruling as pivotal. The piece frames desegregation as a national, not just Southern, issue and notes the ongoing tension between legal strategies and educational policy.
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U. S. Supreme Court
High Bench
South
Southern Education Reporting Service
North
High Court
Gary
Ind
Supreme Court
Dorval County
Fla
New Jersey Supreme Court
Montclair
Fourth Installment Civil Rights Bill Provisions Read
The text outlines amendments to Section 102 and 103 of the Civil Rights Act of 1957, detailing rules for commission hearings including opening statements, witness rights, executive session procedures, penalties for disclosure, witness compensation, and travel provisions. It specifies witness expenses, subpoena limits by location, and commission member compensation and travel.
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Commission
Suboena
United States
Government of
Civil Rights Act Amendments Almanac Summary
The document outlines amendments to the Civil Rights Act of 1957 and related statutes. It details duties of the Commission on equal protection, reporting timelines, subpoena power, and new rules enabling the Commission to regulate programs receiving federal funds. It also establishes Title VI nondiscrimination in federally assisted programs and enforcement mechanisms including hearings and potential termination of aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Veneer compromise ends the veneer war locally
Industry leaders from furniture, panel makers, and veneer users reached a 1/32 inch dry veneer standard after a standoff over 1/36 and 1/28 thickness plans. J T Ryan led talks in Washington to secure a workable agreement that preserves supplies and profits for both sides, with High Point as a key veneer hub.
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Department of Commerce
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Washington
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