Moonroe Doctrine and Cuban crisis Reevaluated
The piece argues for restoring the Monroe Doctrine amid Castro and Soviet influence in Cuba and nearby Latin America. It cites Johnson administration moves in the Dominican Republic as warning against further communist takeovers and calls for nonwar measures to expel Castro.
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Dominican Republic
Fidel Castro
Kremlin
Ustal Ortcry
Santo Domingo
Castro
Cuba
Free World
Daring comeback as polio survivor walks at Baldwin Wallace
Nancy Malinnsky 21, a polio survivor confined to a wheelchair since age six, walked across Baldwin Wallace College stage to receive her bachelor of divinity degree joining 395 graduates. President Alfred Bonds helped her the rest of the way as a standing ovation filled the hall. Her mother cried with joy as Nancy vowed to pursue a career in teaching and guidance counseling.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Nancy Malinnsky
Nancy
Jean
Jash
Baldwin - Wallace College
Baldwin-Wallace
Alfred B. Bonds Jr
Dr. Bonds
Dr .Bonds
Raymond Malinosky
Geneva
Ohio
Mrs. Malinosky
Letter to the Editor on city dog disposal policy
A reader questions the city commission vote on the ides ordinance and the dog disposal plan. The letter advocates humane impounding to allow owners to redeem pets and cites local dog poisoning incidents and a car accident death related to a worker, urging humane treatment and questioning the drastic measures.
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City Commission
Mexia
Cocker's
David Teel
Erma
Southeast Texhouse
William Away
Steven Bryan
Wneville
Chester
Tyler County
Port Arthur
Eleven Die in Texas Weekend Wrecks and Shootings
A weekend in Texas saw eleven deaths from crashes and violence across multiple counties. Victims include Henry C. Barron in a two car crash near Silver on Highway 208, Constable George Hindes shot outside a Charlotte tavern, Roy Leonard Mochugemba killed in Schertz, and Roy James Hodge who died in a Dallas suburb crash. Additional fatalities occurred in Longview, Farmers Branch, and Fort Worth areas, with drownings and parachute accidents also reported. Investigations and arrests followed several incidents, including a Houston shooting and a hanging in an apparent suicide case.
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Texas
Associated Press
P.m
Henry C. Barron
Colorado City
Silver
George Hindes
Charlotte
San Antonio
Cotulla
Roy Leonard Mochugemba
Schertz
Roy James Hodge
Greenville
Catitro
Dallas
Garland
George Arthur Bray
Longview
Kilgorer
Willie Levrett
Ames
Raymond Ittarl
Cadoree
Port Neches
Liberty
Armando R. Garcia
Corpus Christi
Lake Tawakoni
Donald Riley
Jody Trammell
Marth M. Fanning
New Braunfels
Nicholas Villanueva
Santosi Diaz
Fortis
Tragic Pool Incident Involving Houston Boy
County authorities report a 4 year old, Jefferson Forrest Gregory Jr, from Houston, drowned at a community swimming pool on Sunday. He is the son of the regional director of American General Life Insurance Co. An earlier collision occurred when a youth on a pickup front fender struck a car, officers said.
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Ils
Lawrence Wiltz
Lee Atkins
Houston
Varela
Limes
Kirby Jerome Blane
Jerry Simpson
J. Ian
Pete Blane
B. T. Atkins
Ed Morgan
Fort Worth
Mittie
Northwest Tarrant
Jefferson Forrest Gregory Jr
American General Life Insurance Co
Postman Killed by Flying Wreckage in Train Crash
Vernon API A Burling ton passenger train struck a pickup truck near Harrold 18 miles east of Vernon. W S Brown of Vernon died in the truck and postman L R Tepfer, attempting to pick up mail, was killed by flying wreckage. The sea depth note references the Sulu Sea at 19 000 feet deep per Britannica.
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Vernon API
Burlington
Harrold
Vernon
W. S. Brown
L.R. Tepfer
Sulu
Borneo
Philippines
Fincyclopaedia Britannica
Spacemen Ready for The Tough Part Of The Mission
Houston AP reports America space men brace for the toughest segment of the mission the inevitable round of receptions parades and celebrations.
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Houston
Tex
America
Space
Wns
New Jersey Ratifies Constitution by Unanimous Vote
New Jersey becomes the second state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, achieving unanimous approval on December 14, 1787. The action solidifies support for the framework amid early debates over federal authority and state sovereignty.
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New Jersey
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