Space Breakthroughs and Soviet Reporting Gaps
The article argues the free world often accepts Soviet space claims with limited verification. It notes a October 24, 1962 launch with 24 pieces, details withheld, and contrasts Soviet reporting with U S tracking data from Goddard Space Flight Center. It questions why U S officials withhold space venture details while tracking Russia’s unmanned Cosmos flights. It concludes North American Air Defense Command can reveal details Russia omits, though slowly.
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Free World
United States
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Maryland
U.S
Russia
North American Air Defense Command
Small Beginnings in Cuba and Latin America Backed by Red Threats
The State Department and Cuban exile groups dispute landings by Cuban commandos as too small to deter Castro yet warn such raids invite Soviet retaliation. The piece recalls Castro’s rise, the danger of exporting Soviet Cuba influence, and recent Venezuelan raids on U S targets tied to Communist training. It urges U S resolve to curb communism spreading from Cuba.
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State Department
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Cuba
Batista
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Soviet Bloc
Latin America
Soviet
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South America
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United States
Kennedy speech strains Franco American Atlantic ties
President Kennedy signaled a new phase for NATO in his state of the union while Charles De Gaulle resisted, urging a separate French nuclear force. Kennedy’s Europe trip sparked mixed German reactions as West Germany and the United States reaffirmed shared defense against communism amid lingering Cuba missile doubts and allied confidence.
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France
Britain
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
America
Europe
U.S
West Germany
Virginia Writer Traces History of Civil Rights Bills
A landmark study by James J. Kilpatrick, Richmond News Leader editor, examines the drafting and ratification of the fourteenth amendment and its link to Kennedy era civil rights bills. He argues the process involved coerced ratifications, questions legal validity, and contends Congress and states shaped the meaning of the amendment to permit school segregation.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Richmond
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Congress
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Florida
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Alabama
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Kilpatrick
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Crowell - Collier Press
Supreme Court
Shakespeare Has Much To Offer For Survival Today
In Stratford Conn at the American Shakespeare Festival Henry V performance prompts reflections on Kennedy era crises. The piece lauds the festival’s non star troupe and Stratford venue, praising its atmosphere, seating, and accessibility. It argues Shakespeare’s universality aids understanding of modern anxieties such as nuclear threat and social upheaval.
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Stratford, Conn
Washington
Kennedy
Henry IV
Henry V
House
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Lawrence Langer
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
Stratford
England
USA
Connecticut
Great Ladies and Gentlemen
Broadway
Ontario
California
Oregon
Saliva healing questions and age related health myths
A New Orleans reader asks if saliva heals wounds, noting animals lick injuries. A physician explains saliva lacks antiseptic value and may spread bacteria, while licking provides only possible mechanical cleaning. Other letters discuss aging fractures, height gain myths, and cautions after ulcer healing and diet choices.
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New Orleans
Rabies Symptoms Described By Mrs. W
Mrs W explains that a person bitten by a mad dog may develop rabies and frothing at the mouth is only one of the many severe symptoms associated with the disease.
Malaria Curable Says Mrs J F Letter
Mrs J F explains malaria is not lifelong for most patients. She notes that the disease is curable with anti malarial drugs and many sufferers recover fully.
Health Hint Learns About Iron in Blood Tests
E F explains how a person can learn if iron levels are sufficient or deficient using a simple blood test. The note also offers guidance on enjoying leisure as part of daily health tips.
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E. F
Campaign To Save Mae Mallory Across Political Lines
Washington reports Commu nists and Black Muslims mobilize to defend Mae Mallory, a fugitive charged with kidnapping. The Monroe Defense Committee seeks $15,000 bond while appeals wind through Ohio courts. figures contrast government science funding with defense of Mallory and other political cases.
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Washington
Mae Mallory
Ohio Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Monroe Defense Committee
Rhodes
Mrs. Mallory
Mallory
Ohio
Pete” Abele
National Science Foundation
Ethiopia
Rep. Abele
Congress
Why Jesus Prayed Though God in Flesh
The answer lies in Philippians 2 5 11 showing Jesus humbling Himself to take human form and submit to authority while remaining equal with God. His prayer reflected fellowship with the Father rather than petitioning as a mere petitioner and illustrates the distinct purpose of prayer in his earthly ministry.
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Jesus
God
Monroeville Star History and Staff Deck
The Monroeville Star founded October 20 1929 is published daily by News Star World Publishing Corp Monroe North 4th and Olive. Robert Ewing Jr chairs the board William H Bronson serves as president Jack Campbell is general manager Edmund G Brown asset manager Jack Gates executive editor Bert Hatten managing editor. The Star is independent and supports its view of right and opposes what it sees as wrong, without party ties.
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Robert Ewing John Dbd
Ewing
Simon Ewing
Richard Hale
Monroe
News-Star— World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Bert Hatten
Associated Press
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National Advertising
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Chicago
Atlanta
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Memphis
Dallas
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Los Angeles
Charlotte
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