Spies and summit politics in Khrushchev era
The editorial argues spies are essential to national policy and cites Khrushchev’s use of the American spy plane incident to pressure the United States at the upcoming summit. It contends the State Department bungled messaging while Khrushchev aimed to force concessions on Berlin and disarmament.
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Soviet Union
England
Russia
State Department
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Berlin
Iato
Moscow
United States
United States Senate
Long Island
Bruno Pontecorvo
Klaus Fuchs
Rosenbergs
New York
Caribbean Legion
Guatemala
Editorial on New York addiction study and policy debate
The piece argues New York City bears a large share of addicts and contrasts city, state, and national counts. It surveys federal and AMA ABA positions on compulsory registration, medical treatment, and enforcement. It notes British controls and argues treating addicts as patients could undercut illicit profits.
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New York City
New York
Stephen P. Kennedy
U. S
Harry J. Anslinger
California
Illinois
Michigan
Anslinger
American Medical Association
American Bar Association
U. S. Narcotics Bureau
Washington, D. C
Alfred L. Tennyson
Narcotics Bureau
Great Britain
Home Office
Exiled Cuban Groups Unite in Alliance Against Castro
Ten Cuban exile groups in the United States form a tentative alliance to oppose Fidel Castro. They plan a two-pronged strategy combining internal Cuban uprising and a covert psychological campaign to expose communist influence, aiming for democracy after Castro's fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Fidel Castro
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Carlos Echegoyen
Air Force
Havana
Cuba
Echegoyen
Cuba Democratica
Communist Party
North Carolina Governor Primary Heating Up
Lynn Nisbet notes the Democratic race in North Carolina nears the second primary with four candidates moving toward a run off. Terry Sanford holds early lead but faces challenges from John Larkins Beverly Lake and Malcolm Seawell as party lines blur and old time politics contend with new voter mobilization.
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John Larkins
North Carolina
Larkins
Beverly Lake
Dow
Sanford
Lake
Malcolm Seawell
Piedmont
Hodges
Williamsburg Mourns Rockefeller Greatness Lives On
In Williamsburg Virginia celebrants recall John D Rockefeller Jr who funded restoration of the Capitol Governor's Palace and other sites. The article notes his philanthropy and vision turning Williamsburg into a shrine of American liberty while emphasizing his lasting impact on democracy and freedom.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Williamsburg Inn
Mr. Rockefeller
Kings Arms Tavern
Old Capitol
Governor's Palace
Rockefeller
America
U.S
Williamsburg
W. A. R. Goodwin
Bruton Parish
National Phi Beta Kappa
Virginia
Capitol
Mrs. McPherson
High Point College
Wendell Patton
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Dr. Kirk
Dr. Goodwin
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Mexico
Lynn Nisbet
Round the Capitol
Terry Sanford
Holt McPherson
Harry Golden
Queen Elizabeth
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