Tide of communism and Cuba policy debated in editorial
Editorial weighs Kennedy claim that the tide has reversed after 20 months in office. It cites Stevenson and McNamara on Soviet Cuba buildup, Kennedy’s calm stance, and Roscoe Drummond’s critique about Castro’s fate. It notes differing gauges for measuring the tide and the Cuban threat.
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Kennedy
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
Stevenson
Russia
Hemisphere
Cuba
Hungary
Europe
Baltic
Black Sea
Castro
MicNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Roscoe. Drummond
Washington
Kremlin
United States
Khrushchev
Reception for Tourists by Customs Officials
The Lot of customs officials, like policemen, 78 not a happy one. They are the Government's official greeters to all travelers entering the United States. They inspect baggage for contraband from diamonds to hugs and deserve a kind word. Their demeanor has improved since the days of long ordeals when all tourists were suspects. Generally, customs staff are friendly, helpful, and efficient, though red tape and baggage handling flaws persist.
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United States
United States Customs Service
New York
Suburban Life and Family Tensions in The Workbound Passenger
Senator Soaper notes a trend of long home renovations before selling houses while critics of suburbia warn fathers miss family time. A suburban child laments parental presence at scout meetings and games. The piece mocks space age design, predicting body redesign for future cars and mentions Washington and Russie.
Out Our Way and Sports Talk in Troubled Times
A jumble of opinions contrasts war talk with sports allure as football is praised over baseball amid national unease. An Outdoors writer blames human error for hunting accidents, noting rifle sight errors. Alumni musings remark on undergraduates and kindergartners as immature in the current school scene.
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Charlie
Foreign aid debate echoes through Congress again
The author argues that annual foreign aid cuts are mislabeled as prudent yet always restored, calling the program a mismanaged failure. He cites crises with Ghana, Thailand, West Germany, Greece, Turkey, and Iran, and notes U.N. finances and limited U.S. leverage in world affairs amid Cold War tensions.
Meaning and terms of avant garde fashion explained
A reader asks about avant garde in fashion and lists related terms. The article defines avant garde as styles or techniques ahead of the times, contrasts haute couture Ta mode Le dernier cri and Empire, and notes a Berlitz dictionary offer for language questions from Languages in the News.
Public Forum voices Cuban exile plan and US aid call
A letter page urges recognition of a Cuban exile government in exile to organize an armed response against Castro, including an invasion by refugees, viewing it as a legitimate path with UN and NATO support. It argues Cuban prisoners and dissidents deserve aid and emphasizes foreign intervention as honorable, warning against reliance on Castro’s foreign backing. Additional letters endorse strict Cuba quarantine and advocate a resolute blockade despite European concerns.
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United States
Free World
Cuba
Castro
NATO
United Nations
Centro
Voters Handbook: Complex Ballot Issues for November
A digest outlining 25 state ballot measures. Propositions cover tax changes and legislative salaries, constitutional revisions, bond issues, and local affairs. Initiatives by citizens include topics from boxing to subversive activities, with emphasis on informed voting and fact sources.
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League of Woment Voters
San Francisco
Contra Costa
Los Angeles
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