Soviet Poison Spreads in Cuba Continues on Page A1
In Cuba, covert Soviet pressure aimed to break company discipline and indoctrinate workers with Communist views. Demands for pay raises, management rights, and hiring powers were used to justify confiscation of businesses, with workers then told to accept lower salaries and longer hours. A threatening phone call warned a manager to join the cause or face consequences as Castro’s regime pressed for consolidation of control.
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Castro
Maninger
Paralyzed Alabama Woman Dies After Nine Years in Iron Lung
In Montgomery Alabama the 35 year old mother Deborah Werfel died after nine years in an iron lung following polio. Her husband Joel Werfel and neighbors recall her courage and cheer despite paralysis. The obituary notes her role as mother to a 12 year old and her impact on Alabama communities during the illness.
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Montgomery
Ala
Joel Werfel
Deborah
Alabama
Mont- Shei
Nngomory
Iran
Jung
Pensioners Bulletin Receives New State Pension Rules
A pensioners bulletin notes updated state laws impacting pension eligibility and benefits. It outlines revised provisions for retirees, including qualification changes and distribution procedures. The notice emphasizes compliance timelines and the need to review individual pension status.
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Allthis
Batista
United States
Hana
AtTke Beppe
Castroite
Southern Californias
Mon Beautiful
Atlantic Lyd
San Antonio
Long Beach
Broadway
Paris
Helena Rubenstein
America
Santa'ana
Enea
Fall
Seattle
Hollywood Bowl
Arumailium
Deering, Milliken. Me
Santa Ana
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