Cuban link to Kennedy assassination alleged in Mexico City
George Crile reports a Cuban national was arrested in Mexico City on July 1 1962 near the Basilica of Guadalupe for a planned shooting at John F Kennedy. Mexican police released him. no Americans were present during interrogation. The claim ties to Operation Mongoose and raises questions about CIA reporting and Castro’s possible retaliation.
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War on drugs faces long road as US braces for higher costs
A President’s address warned Congress that drug abuse costs the nation about 17 billion dollars yearly in crime and treatment while 5,000 Americans die annually. He urged tougher penalties and border controls, with hope found in federal efforts to cut heroin sources south of the border. The piece connects drug policy to global tensions and notes luxury car markets amid oil wealth in the Middle East.
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Satire as antidote for waning political humor
The writer argues for sharp political satire to puncture ego and pretension among leaders, noting a drift toward solemnity and the loss of public appetite for honest humor. Cites a 1776 Burlington Free Press note on a Tory plot against Gen Schuyler and a Leviticus quote, framing satire as crucial to democratic vigor.
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Hughes Last Will Document Filed in Nevada Court
A seventh will draft allegedly linked to Howard Hughes surfaces in Nevada court filings. The text praises journalist Jim Fiebig and seeks a quirky inheritance to fund extravagant projects, including a purchase of a unique rock idol. The author hints a close Hughes aide penned the document while noting Jack Anderson’s future coverage.
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Kissinger African policy called folly in Senate clash
John Roche argues that Kissinger’s Africa policy is flawed and dangerous. He critiques U.S. stance on Rhodesia, Mozambique, and South Africa, warning that pressing for majority rule may backfire and empower Soviet influence while risking Western prestige and regional stability. The piece blasts diplomatic maneuvers as imprudent and reckless.
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If you are truly a teacher letters to the editor
A letter urges teachers facing contract non renewals in Middletown to stay resilient. It recalls past expulsions of over 30 senior teachers in 1970, condemns blame on district leaders, and frames the current crisis as a chance to grow. It extols forgiveness, self improvement, and locating new opportunities with courage.
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