OAS Moves to Curb Castro Subversion with Limited Cuba Shipping
Foreign ministers of the Organization of American States endorsed a 15 point resolution condemning Castro's meddling in Latin America and asked the United Nations to determine if Havana’s actions amount to subversion. They also urged non Communist states to restrict trade with Cuba, signaling a significant economic squeeze though a full blacklist was blocked. The move aims to quarantine the regime and curb its regional influence.
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Global Biological Program Inspired by IGY Legacy
The International Biological Program expands the prior IGY model with about 50 nations joining a five year effort to study Earth's resources and human impact. Dr Roger Revelle of Harvard, IBP chair, warns technology can reshape or destroy much of the world unless guided wisely.
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Roger Revelle
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Debray trial signals wider Cuban reach and Latin turmoil
The essay argues Debray's Bolivia case exposes Cuban-backed revolts across Latin America. It cites Venezuela and Bolivia asDirect links to Cuban influence, with OAS debates over Cuba and U.S. policy amid a Cold War in the hemisphere. It criticizes U.S. stance and Kennedy era diplomacy.
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Stokely Carmichael
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How to save on car maintenance and tire care
A columnist urges careful car upkeep to avoid high costs. Officials say $19 monthly keeps a V-8 sedan in mint condition, vs the average $13 now spent. Emphasizes front end alignment, tire rotation, and wheel balancing to extend tire life by up to 20 percent. Free pamphlet "Operation Cookie Jar" offered by Champion Spark Plug Co.
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Dien Bien Phu style aim drives Hanoi border strategy
Joseph Alsop analyzes North Vietnamese plans centered on Con Thien near the Ben Hai border. He explains Hanoi’s three stage war aim, the risk if Con Thien falls, and how monsoon and shell stocks could balance heavy US airpower. The piece weighs strategic stakes and potential shifts in the war’s course.
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Ethics Clashes Highlight Lobbyist Fundraising and Union Spending
A Washington Times analysis notes two ethics concerns. Lobbyists for regulated transport were invited to a Boyd fundraiser and urged to buy costly tickets for a party. the National Right To Work Committee cites unions spending large sums on politics. The piece questions legality and ethical standards, citing the Federal Corrupt Practices Act and debates over what counts as a contribution.
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