Cuban radicals and U S link in Castro era indoctrination
Editorials analyze Latin American guerrilla tactics including attempted kidnapping in San Rafael and a Boston bank holdup. The piece links radical U S students with Cuban training and tours, arguing Cuba as model and mentor, detailing stages of Cuban policy toward American radicals from 1959 onward.
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Georgie Anne Geyer
Keyes Beech
Miami Herald- Chicago Daily News
San Rafael
Calif
Latin America
Tom Hayden
Bobby Rush
Boston
Cuba
United States
Havana
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
U.S
Jibacoa
Caribbean
Weatherman
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Batista
CIA
FBI
Mark Rudd
Jerry Rubin
Mexico
Madrid
Prague
Isla de Mujeres
Yucatan
John F. ii
America
Boyle's Column by HAL BOYLE New York AP
A humorous assemblage of quips about panhandlers and street life features Boyle's wry observations. The notes lampoon begging and public perception, with jabs at Hollywood glamor, street economics, and PR ideas for reform.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Roscoe
Hollywood
Bum
Timely quotes on Vietnamization and free speech
Vietnamization is not a plan for peace and means enduring war, Clark Clifford says. Commercial television is derivative and weak while boldness is lacking, Michael H. Dann notes. Postmaster General Blount warns that shouting fire or burn in crowds tests free speech limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Clifford
Secretary of Defense
Michael H. Dann
Cbs-Tv
Winton M. Blount
Texans In Politics By Garth Jones
Republican George Bush and Democrat Lloyd Bentsen led the campaign trail as Texas candidates pledged reform of public officials and election laws. They argued for a working judiciary and accountability ahead of the January legislative session, signaling broad political focus beyond dam lands and bank charters.
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Associated Press
Texas
America
George Bush
Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
Democra
Political reform proposals in Texas campaigns
The piece surveys candidate stances on public asset disclosure for officials, campaign spending limits, judicial reform including ten year reconfirmations for federal judges, and calls to remove politics from agency operations. It notes Gov. Preston Smith’s push for a conflict of interest bill and its passage in the Senate but failure in the House.
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Tic
Senate
Bush
Bentsen
Congress
Eggers
Preston Smith
House
Russians Fear China U S Detente Shifts at UN
At the United Nations Andrei Gromyko showed rare warmth toward Nixon as Washington seeks a broader US Russia understanding. Washington aims to lessen tensions while ignoring Moscow's Middle East ceasefire breaches and Soviet Cuba activity. The drift toward China and Peking’s distancing from Moscow shape a cautious Kremlin stance, with Moscow delaying a formal policy toward Beijing.
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United Nations
N.Y
NEA
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Nixon
White House
United States
Kremlin
Moscow
Middle East
Cuba
Red
Peking
China
Gromyko
East Europe
Pravda
Communist Party
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Belgium
Quick Quiz Quick Facts From a Historical Page
The text lists trivia questions with concise answers. It covers the nation’s first coeducational college Oberlin College Ohio 1833 the largest eyes horse with horizontal pupil a unique ambassador with Cabinet status the only wood Ebony heartwood is black while sapwood stays white or pinkish white.
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Oberlin College
Ohio
U.S
United Nations
Politics of Religion Harries Ministers
Clergymen have emerged as figures in political life in Connecticut and Rhode Island, stirring debate over church influence on public office. The piece cites historical examples and discusses clergy preparation versus reality, noting ministers’ own reluctance to enter politics despite church involvement. Reverend Poling, president of the Christian Herald Assn., is named in context.
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Connecticut
Rhode Island
Men of the
Holy City
Geneva
Congress
Pilgrim Press
Poling
The
Christian Herald Assn
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