Kennedy backs Yugoslavia as free nation in aid move
In Tuesday papers President Kennedy declared Yugoslavia not under international Communist control and approved a two million dollar military aid gift. The stance is linked to U S foreign aid programs and cites Khrushchev’s recent interactions as context.
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Kennedy
Yugoslavia
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Tite
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
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Dasa Mare
Bude Nest
Dodgers Break Up the Big Dodgers? Manager Hawks Shake Up Lineup
A chaotic shift in the Dodgers lineup signals a major move by manager Ralph Hawk sending Yankee star Yogi Berra to the New York office. The article notes the impact of this four game World Series and hints at broader changes folding into the approaching spring season.
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Wieter
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Stengel
Aggie Fans Mock Texas Tech Horse Rustling Incident
Report from the weekend notes playful pranks as Aggie supporters stole the Tech Red Raider horse and painted AMIE on its sides while Tech football fans claim the A&M machine hindered their team. The horse was safely returned to its campus stall. Local observers call the exchange humorous and suggest Aggies excel at mischief more than football.
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Winnah Crump of the Month Spars With Wheat Sales Debate
A cheeky column notes Charlie Halleck Indiana GOP Congressman and House Minority Leader questioned selling U S wheat to Russia if Khrushchev promises grain not to reach Cuba or other Communist countries. The item adds satirical asides and a brisk local-paper editorial tone from Lubbock Texas copied from Associated Press wire.
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Three Bears
Sukarno’s Indonesia and Sudan’s Independence Highlighted
The article surveys Sukarno’s Indonesia with a focus on nation building, education gains, and military alignment amid Western and Soviet influence. It notes Indonesia’s large Communist Party, military aid from the United States and Soviet bloc, and Sukarno’s unique leadership. It briefly mentions Sudan attaining independence on January 1, 1966 with flag ceremonies in Khartoum.
Civilian Control of the Military Praised Amid Global Turbulence
A column extols civilian supremacy over the military as foundational to democracy. It cites George Washington as a model, condemns military juntas, and warns of rising coups in Central and South America while urging steadfast civilian authority in the United States.
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Honduras
South Americ
Dominican Republi
Guatemala
Ecuador
el Salvador
Brazil
Venezuela
Robert Walker
Herbert C. Holdridge
John Birchers
Learning costly lesson from Europe on trade war with common market
Andrew Tully argues the European Community uses tariff shifts to pressure the United States as U S poultry prices rise and retaliatory moves expand to vodka and caviar He urges a tough tit for tat approach to ensure Europe cannot dictate terms and notes European firms seek profit over patriotism and free trade.
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Ashington
David
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Uncle Sucker
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Europe
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Soviet Union
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Leo de Block
Council of Ministers
Taele
Britain
Leyland- Triumph Automobile Company
Germany
Volkswagen
Free Election in Viet Nam Prompts Mixed Reactions
South Viet Nam voters seem poised to elect pro government candidates in a National Assembly race. Ngo Dinh Nhu faces no opposition, while rumors swirl in Saigon of protests and security measures as the government presides over a tense, mostly orderly election day.
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Aigon
Ngn Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
National Assembly
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Khanh Hoa Province
Saigon
Robert S. McNamara
Caravelle Hotel
McNamara
United States Information Agency
Abraham Lincoln
Hong Kong
USIA
Hailang
Fa Tee de
Hearing On Cuba Travel Postponed
Federal court postponed a hearing in Middlefield man Robert C. Zemel's suit challenging the State Department Cuba travel ban as unconstitutional. Zemel alleges the special passport validation rule violates the right to travel and claims his validation request was denied amid Justice warning against reentry after visiting Cuba.
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Middlefield
State Department
Cuba
Loutis Zemel
Robert C. Zampane
Justice Department
United States
Treasury tax plan dies aborning amid burden concerns
Washington reports Rep Coughton condemns the proposed 13 billion income tax hike aimed at 1 percent overall rise for individuals. New York notes Yankees versus Cardinals in World Series history as tax receipts show county and state taxes rising, with county assessor H B Bryan reporting eight thousand two hundred eighty five dollars collected so far.
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