Monroe Doctrine Revisited in Cold War Cuban Tensions
A defense of the Monroe Doctrine traces its history from 1823 to the present, noting U.S. responsibility to deter foreign interference in the Western Hemisphere. It discusses good neighbor shifts, OAS role, and rising Cuban threat near U.S. shores with possible unilateral action if Cuba becomes a base for aggressors.
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James Monroe
United States
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Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
Kennedy
Aga
Younger generation finds path to town and world turmoil
The text notes a broad trend of younger people following a path toward the Goss and suggests all humanity may move toward upheaval. It attributes growing pessimism to enhanced communications exposing worldwide turmoil and asserts adults are drifting alongside youth in a downhill slide.
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Khrushchev
Telstar
Case Institute to issue portable analog communicators to students
The Case Institute of Technology will provide Fall term engineering students with portable analog communicators to aid in solving assigned problems. The article notes a shift from slide rules to automated thinking machines and highlights how the adoption signals the spread of the electronic revolution.
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Case Institute of Technology
Fallterm Engineering
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Rates and Masthead 1962
The page shows publication details for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning and Sunday editions in 1962, with pricing plans for daily and combined editions, advertising notes, and pledge text. Names include The Associated Press and United Press International. locations include Lubbock, Texas.
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Ave J. Lubbock
Texas Natoral Advertising Representatives
Texas Jaily Press League
Dallas
Carmer Quieids
Lubbock
Texas
Mariners On Line: Mariner 2 Near Venus December Flight
Special correspondent notes Mariner 2's voyage, speed, and encounter plan with Venus, as NASA charts a historic probe. The piece compares unmanned spaceflight to past manned missions and discusses Venus as the sister planet, the mission's milestones, and the challenges of interplanetary travel.
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New York
Carsty Ena
Verus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space
NASA
Mariner
Earth
Venus
Venus Flaming Across The Atlantic Night Sky
A vivid eyewitness account recalls Venus rising in the East seen from the Clipper in 1914. The observer describes Venus as a diamond like blaze amid a sky of shifting colors, outrivaling the sun and moon and inspiring wonder before dawn.
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Earth
Europe
Towas
Venus
William
Winston
Atlantic
Horzon
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Rockefeller Promoters Rise on Capitol Hill
Senate promotions boost Javits and Keating as Rockefeller’s political position strengthens. Javits moves to Appropriations, gaining leverage for New York’s needs, while Keating presses defense and judiciary issues. The trio’s rising status aligns with GOP strategy ahead of 1964 elections.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Capitol Hill
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Rockefeller
Kenneth RB. Keating
Javits
Senate Appropriations
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New York
Treasury
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Upstate
Dirksen-Halleck
Kennedy
Dave
Gopzs
Pustieng Adarshale Appointmien
Keatiig
Las
GOP
Harlem
Tndiciero
Lanes of
Fastland
Dmisse
Thurcood Marshall
National
Congolese Cathedral Rected in Boma Honors Female Chief
In Boma, a historic Congolese cathedral marked a century of resistance by women who carried wooden guns to remind husbands they reject male authority. Two centuries ago a rebellion led to the election of a female chief, a tradition continuing today.
Helped Build a Nation A Town Recalls Its History
George Fe Sokols ky recalls Sandisfield Massachusetts 200th birthday celebration with Gov Volpe and local figures. He notes dairy farming wealth from cheese butter maple sugar and rum and mentions Shays rebellion and the town’s thrift and pay as you go policy. The piece highlights a parade speeches dances and summer visitors.
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George FE. Sokolsky
Berkshires
Massachusetts
Sandisfield
Berkshire County
Shay
John A. Volpe
Gov. Volpe
Jonathan Edwards
U S General Says Ready to Do More in Vietnam
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor, newly named chairman of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff, declared the United States is prepared to do more in South Vietnam if needed. He spoke at Yotta Air Base on the start of an orientation tour of the Far East before assuming his post on October 1.
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U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Yoota Air Base
Honolulu
Far East
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