Flaws in Cuban Policy Highlight Hidden Washington Moves
The article reviews Philip Bonsal’s Cuba, Castro and the United States, portraying Eisenhower era actions taken without State Department or Havana embassy knowledge. It cites private sugar and oil interests, Treasury and CIA involvement, and Nixon’s office. Policy missteps aided Castro and exposed lack of disciplined direction in diplomacy.
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Cuba
Eisenhower
Philip W. Bonsal
Castro
United States
Bonsal
Washington
Department of State
Havana
State Department
Cigaret Ads Shift to Print as TV Ban Spurs Sales Rise
Tobacco industry charts a modest sales rise of two and a half percent after a federal TV ad ban. Philip Morris president George Weissman says sales grew ten percent, crediting print advertising while noting cigaret brands thrived for centuries without television.
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George Weisaman
Philip Morris
Weissman
Muskie Faces New Hampshire Test With Reserved Welcome
The article examines Ed Muskie's campaign in New Hampshire, noting subdued public enthusiasm, sparse media presence, and a cautious welcome from residents. It questions whether the state’s reticence helps or hinders the front runner as voters prepare to decide in the upcoming primary.
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Dover
N.H
New Hampshire
Edmuind Muskie
Muskie
New England
Three Mont
New Perspective On Life From Heart Transplants
Heart transplant recipients express gratitude yet reluctance to repeat the ordeal. A newborn in Australia received a substitute heart at 27 hours old and is thriving at 17 pounds. Others, including a two-time recipient in Commerce City, face ongoing drug side effects, insurance issues, and job barriers. Louis Cassels recovered from a heart attack last April and writes with a renewed sense of peace despite pain, urging believers to demonstrate inner calm.
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Soney
Australia
Herbert Batholomew
Commerce City
Cole
Enothes
Louis Cassels
Louis
Valley of the Shadow
Paul
Chiang and World Court over Taiwan expulsion debate
The piece argues Chiang Kai-shek could appeal to the World Court to challenge the UN decision expelling the Republic of China from the United Nations. It recalls Cairo and Yalta betrayals, U.S. missteps, and strategic confrontations with Soviet influence in Manchuria and Formosa.
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World Court
Republic of China
Taiwan
United Nations
Mao Tse-tung
Chiang
George Bush
William Rogers
Legislative” Arm
The
Supreme International Tribunal
Cairo
Roosevelt
Churchill
Manchuria
Yalta
Stalin
Soviet Russia
Port Arthur
Dairen
Chungking
Patrick Hurley
Ae Hee
Albert Wedemeyer
China
U.S
Wedemeyer
Marshall
US Congress
Korea
Formosa Strait
Yalu
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for newsstands and home delivery. Rates cover per copy, Sunday issues, mail and motor route plans with payment terms and service charges, including regional and international pricing. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
IQ Tests Raise Questions About Intelligence Measures
A printed column reviews a published AP piece on intelligence testing. It cites sample questions about objects made by man and word relationships, noting reader reactions and a humorous bureau anecdote about training a flea.
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John Barbour
T AP
Distiona
Milwaukee
Barbour
Buckley Explains Why Writers Earn Little From Books
Buckley argues that most authors earn little from book sales. He cites 15 percent royalties on hardbacks and eight percent on paperbacks, with typical profits far below expectations. He notes publishers offer large guarantees to attract bestsellers like Shirer and Talese, distorting true earnings.
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William Shirer
Gay Talese
Shirer
Nazi Germany
Mr. Talese
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