Smokes From Havana Going Out Of Style
U S citizens begin to take Fidel Castro seriously as longshoremen refuse Cuban leaf and cigar makers shift to non Cuban brands. Manila firms launch a $1 million push to promote Manila leaf and brands while Kennedy and Salinger are named as young cigar smokers in front page photos. The article notes a shifting U S demand and potential shortages affecting Tampa manufacturers amid Havana tensions. The Providence, a U S Navy cruiser, is reported open for public info as part of naval reporting.
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Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
Havana
U. S
Fidel Castro
International
Philippines
U.S
Manila
Tabacalera
Washington-Hasana
United States Tobacco Journal
Tampa
Cuba
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Bio Industry
Decisions and duties mix at Emmitsburg Homemakers meeting
The Emmitsburg Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Charles Harner's home under bad weather to discuss living well in 24 hours. Miss Beatrice Fehr led a talk on decisions in packing for travel and planning daily life, with members sharing what they wish to do but lack time for. A short business session followed. new members joined and dues were noted. The next meeting is set for February 23 at Mrs. Charles Fuss's home.
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Emmitsburg
Beatrice Fehr
Homemakers Club
Charles Harner
Wiss Fehr
Grace Long
Alice Paxson
Benjamin Osie
Harner
Victor Culien Hospital
Charles Fuss
Bobby Club Meet and Area Budget Cuts Report
The Maryland Hobby Club meets Sunday February 12 at 2 p.m. in Baltimore to discuss song composing, a coming exhibit and the Home Show. Mrs Anne Wager speaks on dolis and Lincoln postcards displayed for his birthday. Montgomery County School Board proposes a 21 million school construction budget with a 16 million cut. Hong Kong Club sells annex building for 140 per square foot to an overseas Chinese buyer.
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Bobby Club
Maryland Hobby Club
Dr. O U AM Temple
North
Pace Street
Baltimore
Anne Wager
Dolis
Lincoln
Rockville, Md
Montgomery County School Board
Hong Kong
JFK High Officials At Red Mass in Washington
President Kennedy attended the annual Red Mass at St. Matthew's Cathedral with top Washington officials and ambassadors from about 30 nations. The sermon urged obedience to law as the line between freedom and dictatorship, highlighting law's protection of the individual.
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Washington
Kennedy
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Patrick A. O’boyle
Europe
Congress
Supreme Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
John W. McCormack
Masschusetts
T. J. Reardon Jr
Charles Hofnagel
John Carroll Society
Earl Warren
William J. Brennan
Harold H. Burton
Archbishop O'Boyle
Msgr
John K. Cartwright
First of its kind ships joins 7th Fleet in Manila Harbor
The Providence, carrying an antiaircraft Terrier missile, sails into Manila Harbor as the first vessel of its class assigned to the 7th Fleet. The move marks a new era in regional naval air defense and boosts maritime security in the area.
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Manila Harbor
Providence
7Th Fleet
Gambling deemed bourgeois vice by Czechoslovak party paper
Vienna report cites Rude Provo accusing betting of failing to improve society and urging curbs on wagering. The piece frames gambling as a corrupting influence promoted by capitalist systems and calls for stricter controls.
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Vice
Rude Provo
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