Venezuela Seen as Likely Recipient for Soviet Arms From Cuba
The discussion argues that Cuba and the Soviet Union could export arms and agents to Latin America, with Venezuela as a probable recipient due to Communist infiltration, weak governance, and Betancourt’s past stance. It questions whether U.S. aid and diplomacy will bolster Venezuela against a potential leftist shift.
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Cuba
Venezuela
Panama Canal
Cay Tacas
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Freedom Ride hoax defends its plan as a remedy for Negro discontent
A white Citizens Council staged a so called reverse freedom ride and placed a Negro family and eight children on a bus to Trenton New Jersey from Shreveport Louisiana. They claimed U S attorney general Katzenbach would meet them but he knew nothing about it making the stunt a vindictive hoax. The piece questions what is superior about those who devised and carried out the scheme.
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Communist Party
Fidel Castro
Betancourt
Venezuela
Castro
Cuba
White Citizens Council
Shreveport
Louisiana White Citizens Council
United States Attorney
Nicholas D. B. Katzenbach
U.S. Marshals
University of Mississippi
Trenton
Katzenbach
Washington
Bay of Pigs
vQeice
Cyber
Dan Smoot
New Sear
Informa
Russia
Pentagon
Chambery
Hiss
State Department
Monroe
WILLIAM P_ EQLAND
Daisy Ave
School discipline needs stronger authority to curb misbehavior
Dr Hansen urged new discipline ideas at a press conference saying some students are disruptive enough to warrant sending them home and granting principals more power to insist parents reform behavior. He noted lack of a supportive home environment and called for frank discussion of school behavior.
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Hansen
Town Meeting Debates Cuba Policy and Cyber Fear
William P. England argues the United States blindsides with Cuba policy and cyber missile concerns. He blasts the current administration for abandoning Monroe Doctrine and warns of Communist influence in Washington.
Dogs and German terms Named in Boston Strangler Case
Boston police seek a mystery strangler and enlist a German police dog, Harro von Urstamm, with handler Inspector Hans Repennin. The article explains breeds and German names for service, watchdog, and hunting dogs including Deutsh er Schaferhurd, Blindenhunde, Wachthunde, Diensthunde, and Dackel, plus the poodle term Pudel from hunting dog origins.
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Boston
Harro von Urstamms
Hans Repenning
Harro von Urstamm
United States
Pudel
Lincoln would talk on poverty and wealth today
Drew Pearson reflects on Abraham Lincoln's ideals in a modern context. He notes a democracy's need to avoid fooling the people and links Lincoln's fight against wealth with today’s poverty. Michael Harrington's figures heighten the contrast between wealth and poverty in America. Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina promotes a Good Neighbor Council to uplift the poor and expand opportunities, stressing persuasion over coercion as a path to fair welfare.
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Washington
Abe Lincoln
Madison Avenue
White House
Abe Linenin
Lincoln
Commerce Department
Tlinois
Michael Harrington
America
United States
Ebee
Gabriel Kolko
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Sanford
Lyndon Johnson
E.R. Zane
Burlington Industries
Gov. Sanford
Map Reading and the Travel Dilemma for Couples
A humorous discussion notes how couples arrange seating in cars and questions the stereotype that wives cannot read maps. It cites Mrs. Post on seating, then argues that men misread maps while women excel as ex post facto navigators, often correcting the husband after a wrong turn.
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Emily
New GOP Leaders Push Dynamic Congress Program
Doris Fleeson notes the rise of young House Republicans shaping policy on Kennedy foreign and domestic issues. They press civil rights, tax reform, and nuclear test ban strategy, with Rep Craig Hosmer advancing a GOP conference on testing that stirs Democratic concerns.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Ap- Fleesonpears
Arthur Dean
William C. Foster
Rep
Robert Taft Js
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Ways and Means
House
Hale Boggs
Craig Hosmer
California
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Hosmer
Jeadership
Republicans Split Over Cuban Debate and Presidential Winds
Independent observers note discontent among Republicans about Hos's policies and Cuba debate echoes, while Governor Nelson Rockefeller engages in New York business but follows political currents. Senator Kenneth Keating faces a retort from Democrat Samuel Stratton amid mayor Wagner’s weary stance on the intra party strife.
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Hos
Seaboard
Nelson Rockefe
Kgt
New York
New Yorker
HOUSE
Kenneth B. Keating
Samuel Stratton
Stratton
New York City
Wagner
Keating
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Doris Fleeson
Joinl Atomic Committee
Dave Ko Bson
Berman FL Ridder Resnan
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