Anti Castro Advocates Gain Ground in Latin Policy
Washington editors assess a shift toward decisive action against Castroism in Latin America. They praise Mayor Delesseps Morrison as a strong hawk envoy for the Organization of American States, citing his ties to business leaders and the Gulf Coast stance on Soviet threat.
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Kennedy
Latin America
New World
United States
Delesseps Morrison
New Orleans
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Morrison
Castro
International House
International Trade Mart
Gulf Coast
Mr. Morrison
George Smathers
Florida
Smathers
Government Looks At The Market as Hearings Open
A House Commerce subcommittee begins hearings in Washington on June 27 to probe investor protection under securities laws. The SEC conducts a preliminary market study, while NYSE and AMEX leaders back inquiry and potential reforms. The expulsion of Gerard A. Re and Gerard F. Re, linked to price manipulation, fuels calls for tighter SEC authority and stricter policing of over the counter trades.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Peter F. Mack
Diil
S.E.C
G. Keith Funston
Edward T. McCormick
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Rep. Mack
Gerard A. Re
Gerard F. Re
Res
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Fortress America as a national adjustment proposal
The author argues for reconsidering foreign aid and endorses a Fortress America concept. He cites Hoover and wartime Cuba ore cases to warn against dependence on foreign sources, urging a Western Hemisphere unity under US leadership while avoiding extreme isolation. He supports a measured shift rather than abrupt cuts, invoking Kennedy's call to begin anew.
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Southeast Asia
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Fortress America
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Herbert Hoover
Russia
Europe
Asia
George Malone
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America
Wayne Morse
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Cuba
Washington
Blewett Pass
Bureau of Mines
Ilustrates
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USA
Ussr
Great Oceans
Hemisphere
Mr. Kennedy
Ikeda Visits Washington to Clarify Urgent Global Issues
Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda arrives in Washington for urgent talks with President Kennedy. Key topics include Red China policy, Asian trade, Japan-US aid, wartime reparations, Korea relations, Okinawa influence, and U.S. aims in Laos and Vietnam alongside Khrushchev, shaping a pro Western Japan crucial to Asia strategy.
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Ikeda
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Japan
Asia
Southeast Asia
U.S
Korea
Okinawa
Laos
South
Viet Nam
Khrushchev
Through Him We Have Access by One Spirit
A devotional citation from Ephesians emphasizes confidence and boldness in approaching the Father through faith in Christ. It highlights fellowship with God enabled by the Spirit and the access granted to believers.
Warrants and stock splits create new purchase rights
A two for one stock split does not split the warrant. it doubles the number of shares you can buy at the original price, or at a reduced price per share per the dilution protection. Guarantees from savings banks may hinder transfer agent checks. Mutual fund lawsuits are overseen by courts, with most suits filed by a small New York law group.
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XYZ Corp
New York City
Letters warn of tax pressure on small businesses
The writer argues government tax crackdowns burden small business more than large industry, noting 95 percent fail within five years and blaming lack of organization for the sector. He urges newspapers to aid the small businessman, signed Larry A. Maglocca.
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For Today's Living Children and Moral Guidance
A devotional urging directed guidance for children and youth. It argues against letting kids alone to form beliefs and emphasizes parental and societal responsibility. The piece cites Proverbs on training a child and prays for guidance in directing morals and religion.
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Topsey
Work and Pleasure: Sunlit Focus Turns Publicist's Day
Fort Lauderdale chronicle of Roger Brown a top publicist who forsakes New York rush for Florida sun. He blends work with leisure using a sunlit yard office to advance public relations ventures while enjoying blue skies and minimal commuting. Jet travel keeps NY presence brief.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
New York
42Nd
Broadway
Roger Brown
Madison Avenue
Brown
Brown and
Rowland
Madison Ave
Lauderdale
Long Island
Connecticut
Florida
Broadway Voices and Star Spats Mark 1964 Showbiz Scene
Desi Arnaz seeks union aid to revive Wildcat amid heavy investment concerns while Lucille Ball vents about marriage and success in London. Rex Harrison and Olivier saga noted beside Margaret Leighton. Intimates expect Hugh O’Brian’s Munich trip for Princess Soraya approval. World’s Fair buzz influences merchants as Enzo Stuart’s musical linked to David Merrick. Brooke Hayward and Donnie Hopper romance persists amid Mandingo. Rafael Trujillo era fears amid Dominican unrest. Tony Mitchell signs with Decca as Pajama Game touring links.
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Wildcat
Desi Arnaz
London
Lucille Ball
Desi
Hugh O’brian
Munich
Soraya
David Merrick
Enzo Stuarts
the Plaza
Trujillo
Rafael
Dominican Republic
Tony Mitchel
Julie Newmar
Decca Records
Three Minutes A Day Life Span And Purpose
The piece notes the average American life of 69.7 years and credits longer life to better living standards, medical advances, and public health. It contrasts past infectious disease tolls with current longevity and urges leading a meaningful life aligned with faith principles. It quotes scripture about light and warns to seek purpose alongside length of life.
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Christ
Over Our Skies Occultations Soon Noted for Observers
The column explains occultation as a celestial event where the Moon hides a star or planet, with brighter objects offering clearer occultations. A near-occultation is expected tomorrow night and binoculars will help observers, with detailed notes in the next installment.
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Larry A. Maglocca
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