Castro uses Big Lie tactics to frighten Cuba says theory of propaganda
The piece argues Castro employs the Big Lie to claim an imminent U.S. invasion of Cuba. It notes UN and U.S. denials, cites Raul Roa, and warns the tactic inflames Latin American opinion while truth struggles against repeated false claims.
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Bell or siren for 65 mph cars to wake drivers
A Detroit Free Press reader proposes attaching a bell or siren to automobiles that sounds louder as speed rises past 65 mph. The device would wake sleepy drivers, warn neighbors, and alert police, though it may be impractical and raise noise concerns on crowded highways.
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Detroit Free Press
Political analysts argue over Kennedy talks amid spending push
Analysts at Baer at Sn propose goals for Kennedy while others clash on strategy. All agree the government must greatly increase spending despite lacking funds. The piece reflects on simpler times without credit cards or payola. Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Jan 12.
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On the Line by Bob Considine
Fragmentary text discusses Red China menace and Sino American relations with mentions of Formosa and Catholic University in a period tone. It references leaders and possible strategies amid tensions and a call for a new course in policy.
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Bob Considine
Magnificus
Catholic University of China
Formosa
One Month In Cuba and US Policy Debate
Fragmentary opinion piece argues US domination and Cuban revolt, citing C Wright and McCarthy tactics. It contrasts Cuban anti imperialism with Polish and Hungarian struggles, accusing US and capitalists of hypocrisy while critiquing Cuban leaders and American tourism.
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C Wright
JFK Likely To Run Own Show By Ray Tucker
Special Correspondent in Washington discusses John F Kennedy assembling a full staff and avoiding a shadow presidency. The piece contrasts past one man rule and the influence of advisers like Dean Acheson and Sherman Adams, questioning presidential confidant power and the risk of unelected influence in policy.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Lony
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Brain Trust
Hush Johnson
Donald Richberg
Harry Hopkins
Tucker Hin
Mien
Harry S. Truman
Dean Acheson
Treasury
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Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
John Foster Duiles
Testay
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Memory Lane Rebekah Lodge installs officers in 1 C F Hall
The Rebekah Lounge held an installation in the 1 C F Hall basement of the Myrick Building. Officers installed include noble grand Mrs Ami Baze and secretary Mrs C C Heatley, with a full slate of attendants and guardians. Battery C of the 13st Field Artillery to spend twelve months at Camp Bowie with 26 member band. MOSCOW Soviet Russia agrees to a large grain and industrial materials exchange with Germany under a treaty running to August 1, 190.
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Noble Grand
Nina
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Lucille Pierce
Inside Guardian
A. Robertson
Outside Guardian
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T. Burdett
Lena McFirey
A. L. Bettes
Bll Stone
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John Kershner
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Soviet Russa
Germany
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Castro Mistake Discussed By State Department Subcommittee
George E SokolsKy cites Cuban policy errors and argues the State Department employed unreliable personnel. He links this to China policy in the Nixon era and calls for Senate Internal Security Subcommittee scrutiny to expose a pattern of incompetent appointees undermining American sovereignty and constitutional control.
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Better Mottoes Group Names January Choices
The Better Mottoes Association announced its January motto: Too late to agree with me we changed my mind. Other contenders include Help stamp out mental health a nice person in a repulsive sort of way and If there’s an easier way to do this job please don’t tell me I find is a comfortable today.
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