Castro Slips in Favor Yet Remains Puzzle to U S
U S News and World Report notes Castro's early approval slipped from 9 to 52 percent amid civil liberties restored and unions and media opened to Communists. Critics doubt his neutrality stance and fear aid to Communist expansion while Cuba faces debt, unemployment, and sugar export challenges. Castro, 32, must prove statesmanship and avoid hollow promises.
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Castro
U.S
U. S. News and World Report
Batista
U. S
Town Meeting Sass Remover EDITOR
Readers lash out at a newspaper piece on child behavior and spanking urging private schools for the “unfit” while defending corporal discipline. A second letter criticizes communism and defends democratic freedom, invoking Confucius and a satirical image of a donkey.
Oil pact eyed between Venezuela and Middle East nations
In Cairo on Sunday, Saudi oil chief Sheik Abdullah Tariki said there were grounds for an oil price and production agreement between Venezuela and Middle East oil producers. He called the talks on production controls encouraging and said results were promising.
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Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Mideast
Sheik Abdullah Tariki
Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources
One Genius Cannot See Another by Sydney J Harris
Strictly personal meditation on how geniuses fail to recognize fellow minds. The piece cites Freud and Mach, noting Freud’s hostility to Mach’s ideas and critics’ initial dismissal of Freud. It recalls James’s quote on genius and outlines three stages of discovery: dismissed as crazy, later deemed sane, then seen as obvious.
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Sydney J. Harris
Socrates
Spinoza
van Gogh
Freud
Moralist
Phillip Reiff
William James
Einstein
Mach
Housing Deadlock Grips House Rules Panel Clash
Washington report on a closed Rules Committee vote over a two billion mortgage bill for housing and slum clearance. The 6 to 6 tie and Sam Rayburn’s stance frame a high-stakes moment as Democrats navigate power and procedure.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Congress
Rules Committee
Howard Smith
Mississippi
Colmer
Sam Rayburn
Two Pedestrian Signals Planned at Fourth and Pine
City traffic engineer Alex J. Napier announced that the second of the walk wait signals would be installed at Fourth Street and Pine Avenue, following the first at Third and Locust. Rear Adm. Sinclair Gannon inspected Long Beach shore facilities as Norfolk ships headed to Long Beach with Enterprise Yorktown and Lexington in the group. A 1931 completion date was projected for the encircling pier auditorium site fill and bulkhead.
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Fourth St
Pine Ave
Alex J. Napier
Third and
Locust
Sinclair Gannon
1Th Naval District
Long Beach
Norfolk
Enterprise
Yorktown
Lexington
Senators '60 Bids Hurt Legislation
Washington reports four U S Senators chase the 1960 Democratic nomination while this bid threatens key bills. Kennedy pushes labor reform with Symington and Humphrey shaping defense and foreign policy while Johnson wields influence and Eisenhower warns of political meddling delaying military funding.
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Girard Davidson
Oregon
Kennedy
Humphrey
Symington
Tom Dewey
Taft
Laos
Indochina
Tibet
Southeast Asia
Washington
United States
John F. Kennnedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Lyndon RB. Johnson
Berlin corridor air rights and Castro vows loom in UPI briefing
United Press International reports West German Defence Minister Franz Joseph Strauss urges allies to retain Berlin corridor flight rights at any altitude. Fidel Castro pledges Cuba will not be used as a base for revolutions against other nations. The Sunday Times questions Ike and Herter on foreign policy leadership amid Dulles’ illness.
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United Press ‘International
Washington
Franz Joseph Strauss
Berlin
Fidel Castro
London
Sunday Times
Eisenhower
Christian Herter
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Independent staff list page draft notes and offices
A fragmented OCR shows names and titles across Ridder Co and associates. It lists publishers editors managers and advertising representatives with scattered office addresses suggesting a draft page for a newspaper masthead. The text is garbled with misspellings and misplaced punctuation.
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Herman H. Aida
Daniel H
Ridder
Harold A. Hines
Samuel ¢. Canteron
Larry Golline
J. Be
la, Collins Gry
Malcalm Epsey
Miles Es Stes
Harry Fulton
Nalena Advertising Representatives
Ridder Johns, Inc
Ork
West Fifth Avenue
Wrigley Bidge Panubsont
Buttyr St
Washington
Burda
Albee
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Pearson Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Chet Holifield
California
Holifield
Texas
Virginia
Democratic Party
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Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Warren Magnuson
Strauss
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Magnuson
Fipeline
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Ike
Arthur Summerfield
Bill Blair
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Boston
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Demember Bay Tucker
Lincoln
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