Cuban Base Could Threaten Hemisphere as Subversive Hub
Washington observers warn that Cuba, even without Russian troops, could serve as a formidable base for Communist subversion in the Western Hemisphere. While some military figures downplay its military danger, analysts stress persistent covert activity and the need for cooperation among Latin American intelligence services to curb infiltration and sabotage.
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Washington
Cuba
Oe Nege
U.S
Castro
United States
Hemishere
Western Hemisphere
Winter winds boost sales in cities across the nation
Merchants report a chilly season lifting demand in various lines. Ski equipment and hats see strong gains while leotards rise in sales, though some areas note colder weather lingers. Retailers welcome spring as more people shed winter apparel.
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Philadelphia
Portland
Maine
Lausche Warns of Fiscal Policy Threat to Nation
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio warns that reckless federal spending could invite disaster from enemies. He argues that attempts to "spend our way to prosperity" may instead drive the country toward bankruptcy, insinuating Soviet satisfaction with U S fiscal irresponsibility.
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Frank Lausche
Ohio Democrat
Washington
Khrushchev
Starts The Day On The South Piling
An advertising era note from Lubbock Texas 1963 edition shows subscription prices for Morning Evening and Sunday formats, with yearly, half year and quarterly rates for in block and by carrier service. The page includes pledge text and publication details.
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South
Cine
Boer Fatthe
Suni
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock
Texas
Wheat surplus fuels smog relief via alcohol blend
San Antonio based Southwest Research Institute proposes converting government grain stocks into alcohol for 25 percent ethanol gasoline and claims a 50 percent cut in unburned hydrocarbons in Los Angeles smog districts. The plan, championed by LeRoy Welsh and endorsed by Dr. Martin Goland, argues subsidy burdens drop as farmers grow more grain for fuel.
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Bob Considine
New York
the Southwest Research Institute
San’ Antonio
Los Angeles
Nebraska
Leroy Welsh
Eisenhower
Nebraska Department of Agriculture and Inspection
San Antonio
Southwest Research Institute
Institute
Martin Goland
Chicago
Poetic License Culture In The Ring By Inez Robb
The article humorously weighs prizefighting against bullfighting and praises Cassius Marcellus Clay as a poetic boxer. It explores Clay as a literati figure, compares him to Tunney and Frost, and imagines a cultural surge tied to his ring triumphs and verse.
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Inez Robb
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Doug Jones
Clay-Jones
Gene Tunney
Tunney
George Bernard Shaw
Clay
Greenwich Village
Unney
Jones
Muse
Marcellus
Carthage
Cassius
Julius Caesar
Sonny Liston
Liston
Robert Frost
Hemingway
Frost
Ben Jonson
Beaumont and Fletcher
Walter Raleigh
Shakespeare
Lou
Cassius Marcellus
Bundy’s power eclipses Dean Rusk at State Department
The piece portrays Bundy as the President’s chief foreign policy voice, sidelining Dean Rusk. It notes Rusk’s quiet authority, Bundy’s aggressive influence, and whispers of a potential showdown as Bundy shapes daily national security decisions.
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Waco Ashington
Sec. of State
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Kennedy
Nationa
Tully Security Council
Rusk
State Department
Napoleon
Red Cross
Washington
Secretary of State
Khrushchev
Berlin
Cuba
Mighty McGeorge
White House
Newsweek
Sioux baby girl aids in birth in Bonhewue County
A clipped and partially legible notice records a birth in Bonhewue County Idaho. It notes a Sioux baby girl delivered with aid at the scene and mentions a man connected to the event returning years later to a wigwam.
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Wwe
Bonhewue County
Idaho
Clath
Admin Aiding It Mounting Debt Like Disease
Henry J. Taylor warns that the New Frontier's budget policies swell the national debt. He cites deficits from 1961 to 1964 and argues inflation erodes wages and savings while debt costs rise, urging honesty about fiscal costs.
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Henry J. Taylor
Melation
Bernard M. Baruch
Athe
Taylor
JFK
United States
Mr. Baruch
New Frontier
Congress
U S Diplomat Seeks End to Korean Military Rule
U S Ambassador Samuel Berger met with Gen Chung Hee Park in Seoul at Washington's urging. Berger pressed Park to reconsider extending four years of military rule amid rising political unrest.
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Seoul
Washington
U.S
Samuel Berger
Chung Hee Park
Berger
Park
U S Forces in Japan Face Telephone Billing
Tokyo reports Tele communications Minister Saeki Ozawa says the U S military may be billed for telephone calls under a split provision in the U S Japan administrative agreement. One article suggests free service for Americans while another requires payment like Japanese government agencies.
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Japan
Saeki Ozawa
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