Alienating Cuba costs: U S sets UN justified embargo
A historical column argues the United States now uses a UN justified embargo on Cuba after seizing American property, noting how global opinion has shifted from dollar diplomacy. It recalls U S Cuba ties, Guantanamo, and warns Castro that alienating allies harms its future.
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Pearl Harbor
Central Africa federation in peril amid Rhodesia unrest
Editorial warns emergency Central African Federation legislation in Southern Rhodesia as riots in Salisbury Gwelo and Bulawayo prompt National Guards and training regiments. Monckton Commission report release tempers tension while black nationalist pressure and white fears of secession collide ahead of London talks.
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Federation
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Enos Nkala
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Automation Winning Battle By WARD CANNEL
Nuclear submarines may run on automation and a fully automated subway demonstrated in New York City. The Post Office Department tests pilot programs for automated mail handling as experts say machines can think faster and learn tasks with less human frailty.
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University of California
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Round The Capitol Honors Guests In NC Campaign
Lynn Nisbet notes the 1956 North Carolina campaign draws national figures from Nixon to Truman. He contrasts warmly received Sam Rayburn and Harry Truman with cooler receptions for other speakers. The piece cites age and unselfishness as key reasons for the genuine affection shown to Rayburn and Truman.
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U. S. House of Representatives
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Sam Rayburn
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Notes on The News By Charles Pearson
The piece salutes Harry Truman and Sam Rayburn for lifelong public service and vigor at advanced ages. It notes their historic honors, Rayburn’s record as longest-serving Congressmember and Speaker, and quotes Judge Don Phillips inviting the public to hear Rayburn. The tone blends admiration with a civic spotlight on enduring leadership.
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United States
Sam Rayburn
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Tennyson
Don Phillips
Iredell Superior Court
Congress of the United States
House of Representatives
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University of North Carolina
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Chapel Hill
Robert T. Amos
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Country Club
Vera Idol
Herouse
Lynwood Smith
Amos R. Kearns
George W. Lyles, Jr
W. B. Hall
J. A. Johnson
High Point crowd shames visitors as Sanford visits NC
The governor hopeful Terry Sanford faced rude youth conduct during a Saturday stop in High Point. The writer condemns the boorish behavior and urges elders to apologize, praising Sanford's cool response and noting the incident harms the communitys name.
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Mr. Sanford
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
High Point
Sanford
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