Caribbean policy and Cuba influence threaten U S security
An editorial argues the Caribbean region is a vital, unstable frontier. It warns Cuba's alignment with communism and Haiti's dictatorship risk spreading instability, urging a clear U S stance and decisive policy action beyond the Alliance for Progress and closer OAS engagement.
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Tek
Caribbean
United States
Cuba
Haiti
Hispaniola
Dominican Republic
Russia
Vurmail
Organization of American States
OAS
Atlantic Community
Alliance For Progress
Church music should be jazzed up says vicar
The Church of England vicar Rev Ronald Gordon of St Peters Birmingham criticizes traditional hymns and urges modern tunes and new verges to better express congregational feeling. He warns against turning worship into a cabaret while acknowledging hymns’ strong message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Ronald Gordon
St. Peters
Birmingham
Germs in space may outmatch earthly threats study claims
The report cites Prof. Carl Johan Clemedson of Gothenburg University showing Martian atmosphere studies detect botulinus toxin on other planets. It warns astronauts may face Earthlike or worse germs during interplanetary exploration. A light joke closes with a quip about diplomats and promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl- Johan Clemedson
Swedens Gothenburg University
Earth
Morey Bettian Charts The fosy on The south Pisin
An independent ceemothane newspaper published each week day and consolidated on Sunday in Lubbock Texas. The edition details circulation rates for morning, Sunday, and combined services, with varying prices by duration and delivery method. Page 6, Sec. A, Lubbock, Texas, May 21, 1963.
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Ceemothane
Lubbock
Aselanepe- Tournal
Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ave J. Lubbock
Texas Nanorai Adversatry
Texas Daily Preset League
Joanas
Associated Press
United Press International
PARKER F PRUOUTY , hone _ CHAS. A. GUY
Eurecripiion
United States of America
Texas
Military brass unite after McNamara push for TFX raises tensions
Special correspondent notes Defense Secretary McNamara wins praise for reconciling Army Navy and Air Force leaders amid the TFX dispute. Adm. Anderson loses his post for backing Boeing over Convair Grumman, while Gen. LeMay shifts to a one year Air Force Chief of Staff tour, also aligned with Boeing.
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Vocus Oe
Defense
Robert McNamara
Army
Navy
Air Force
Adm
George Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
Boeing
Convair
Grumman
MocNamara
Ander
Curtis LeMay
Air Force and Navy Evaluation Group
Bureau of Naval Weapons
Air Council
Eugene M. Zuckert
Fred Korth
McNamara
Congress
Sen. McClellan
Dour
Arkansasan
General Accounting Office
Capitol Hill
TFN
al Blackburn
Experimental Test Pilots Association
Blackburn
Considine
Immigrant achievers in America and Hollywood success
A discussion contrasts immigrant work ethic with native speakers, citing A L Diamond a top Hollywood screenwriter born in Unghem Romania who rose after arriving in New York in 1929. It notes his path from math student to Columbia writer and then Paramount, later collaborating with Billy Wilder on Love in the Afternoon and Irma La Douce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S.A
A. L. Diamond
Hollywood
Unghem
Romania
Brooklyn
N.Y
Berlitz
Diamond
Columbia University
Columbia
Columbia Daily Spectator
Parmount Studios
Diamonds
Billy Wilder
Wilder
Isidore
Harry S. Truman
Congress Cleanup Demands Honest Pay Reform
Andrew Tully argues Congress should raise salaries from 22500 to 33000 while denouncing lavish spending on junkets and building projects. He cites 7000 staffers earning about 50 million annually and criticizes counterpart funds used without GAO oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tully
Ashington
Congress
Uncle Sam
Citizens’ Committee
Capitol Hill
United States Botanic Gardens
House
Senate
Capitol
General Accounting Office
GAO
When Thinners Marry No Telling When They Come Down
A wry note on modern marriages suggesting unions of thin people lack predictability. The quip implies uncertain outcomes and timing in relationships. No specific persons or events are cited.
Memory Lane AAUW elects Mohle chairman at home meeting
The AAUW international relations group elected Mrs. Charles B. Mohle as chairman at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Ivy Savage at 2203 28th St. Tuesday night. Mrs. J. L. Teal and Miss Ruby Nell Smith assisted as hostesses. Bonnie K. Dysart retires as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aauw International Relations Group
Charles B. Mohle
Ivy Savage
28Th St
J. L. Teal
Ruby Nell Smith
Bonnie K. Dysart
Second Thoughts on Program Costs Soaring
Richard Starnes discusses the rising costs and uncertain final price tag of the U S moon program while praising Faith 7 and Gordo Cooper. He notes NASA budget growth to 5 6 billion for 1964 and warns of manpower strain as space success shifts attention and resources from civilian science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
United States
Cape Canaveral
Cooper
America
Faith- 7
Kennedy
Gordo Cooper
Briton Seeks Clemency From Brezhnev for Wynne
British businessman Greville Wynne asked Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev for clemency in his eight year espionage sentence. Wynne wrote a 40 percent word plea to return to England and lead an honorable life, with attorney Nikolai Borovik filing the plea on his behalf.
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Moscow
Greville Wynne
Leonid 7
Brezhnev
Wynne
Nikolai Borovik
England
Borovik
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Claudette Colbert
Clark Gable
Europe
By Kate Osann
Bockwurst
Cole Slaw
Braunschu
Frankeug
Hubby
Allen J. Ellender
Ellender
Judiciary Committee
Order of the Eastern Star
J. D. Thomas
James B. O’connell
Charles Duncan
Duncan
Rafe Nabors
Levi Duncan
R. A. Metcalfe
John Spikes
North Africa
Tunisia
Africa
Fencer
Gorrk
Emma Laurans
Bay OF
Guichen
Australia
Indian
Sai Oki
Saint-Pierre
West Indes
Richard Starnes
Ape Canaveral
Gordo
Nikolayev
Popovich
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