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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
3
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A U S dispatch details Castro operatives using Nassau Montreal and UK fronts to buy heavy U S machinery transport equipment and insecticides for Cuban crops. The 21 U S specialists of the Investigations Division warn of British and Canadian complicity and urge stronger action to disrupt the Castro network.
Washington UPI analysis notes urban growth reshapes politics as city areas seek federal help for mass transit while farmers press for subsidy relief. Hagging shifts include reapportionment fear, party realignments, and study findings on how district density affects liberal or conservative voting patterns, with implications for state and national governance.
Q according to St Thomas Aquinas how could a man best become learned by reading one book the Bible. A difference between black tea and green tea in curing black tea is fermented while green tea is not.
Drew Pearson reports from Washington that President Kennedy is discouraged about aligning with the Soviet Union on a nuclear test ban. Cables from Moscow and talks with Khrushchev show hard lines and misinterpretation over three inspections per year, risking a renewed arms race and delaying any pact.
New York columnist HAL BOYLE surveys reader mail noting Americans chase slimming aids while spending on pills. He cites quirky stats about currency, Egyptian tennis precursors, perfumed Paris streets, and historical card deck changes. The column mixes trivia with aphorisms and historical quips from readers.
An Aviation Week article questions Kennedy administration secrecy in defense and foreign policy. It notes initial amateur handling, leaks, and contradictory claims amid Kremlin mistrust, plus unnamed officials admitting deception risks. The piece also previews fashion shifts in men’s attire and concludes with a Shakespeare quote on color.
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