Postmaster General Witty Quips Stir Public Backlash
J Edward Day jokes about humor and politics provoking protests from church groups. The article also notes a Morocco king’s gift to Caroline Kennedy and describes the Symingtons, a Washington couple composing songs for parties.
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Carpenter
Washington Bereay
Washington
J. Edward Day
Ee BP
New Frontier
James Symington
Symington
Robert F. Kennedy
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Mexico Asked To Open Doors To Cuban Exiles
An exile group urged Mexico to admit Cuban refugees to avert suicides. Max Santana of the House of the Cuban Exile and the Cuban Revolutionary Party appealed to President Adolfo Lopez Mateos to end the ban on Cuban exiles and transit through Mexico without waivers. The State Department cancelled waivers, leaving many Cubans desperate as new ratifications are unavailable.
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Mexico City
UPI
U. S. State Department
Max Santana
Cuban Revolutionary Party
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
U. S
Santana
State Department
New Life Crusade Ends In Tokyo With Decisions
In Tokyo the Billy Graham New Life Crusade ended with nearly 1000 Japanese invited to make decisions for Christ. Dr Baker J Cauthen preached the closing sermon as the team prepared to travel to Sapporo on Hokkaido while thousands braved chilly weather to hear the evangelistic event conclude.
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UPI
Billy Graham Organization
New Life
New Life Crusade
Sapporo
Japan
Hokkaido
Baker J. Cauthen
Foreign Mission Board
The
Southern Baptists Convention
Relatives Cite Evidence Clearing Escapee in Slaying Case
Relatives of Ronald St. John presented car repair bills pawn tickets and a telephone call claim to place him near Fort Worth at the time Jane Langdon 21 vanished. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram corroborated an alibi placing St. John in Pecos after her disappearance.
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Arizona
St. John’s
Jane Langdon
Hospital St. John
Galveston
Miss Langdon
Phoenix
St. John
Phoeniix
Ralph Casey
St. John's
Arizona Hospital
Casey
Joan Free
Associated
Press St. John
Star-Telegram
Pecos
Texas
California
Mesa
Ariz
Disagreement Over Burial Method Between Khrushchev and Mao
UPI reports Adlai Stevenson said Khrushchev and Mao disagree only on whether the West should be peacefully or violently buried. He argued both leaders favor the funeral, regardless of whether they act together or apart, and dismissed fears of U.S. unreliability in defending Europe.
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UPI
U.S
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mao Tze Tung
Stevenson
Foreign Affairs Society
Blue Cheese Olive Dip Quick Mixed
A fast mix combines 14 cup crumbled blue cheese with one 3 ounce package cream cheese and 3 tablespoons dry white wine or beer plus 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. Stir in half cup chopped olives. Thin with more wine or beer if desired. Yields about 1 cup.
Laredo tourist entries fall again in March
Mexican immigration officials report 6 738 tourists entered Mexico through Laredo in March 1963, down from 10 635 in March 1962. It marks the third straight month of a decline in tourist entries through Laredo.
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Laredo
UPI
U.S
Mexico
Kiss Zares Garza
Nuevo Laredo
Farm counts fall 3 percent to 3,688,000 in year
UPI reports Agriculture Department figures show the nation lost about 3 percent of its farms last year, bringing the total to 3,688,000, a drop of nearly 2 million from a previous peak.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
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