Johnson urged to confront Khrushchev over Cyprus meddling
The piece urges President Johnson to loudly rebuke Khrushchev for interfering in Cyprus, arguing the Soviet leader’s threats on Panama and Cuba require a firm U.S. response. It frames Cyprus as Britain’s and Greece’s concern and calls for a strong American stance to deter Soviet meddling.
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ENOPE
Johnson
Alex Douglas-Home
Nikita Khrushchev
Cyprus
Panama
Cuba
U. S
Britain
Greece
Turkey
U.S. Presses to End Foreign Labor in Guantanamo and Panama
The article argues cutting off U S dollars to Cuban and Panamanian workers in Guantanamo and the canal zone to pressure friendly governments. It cites 3 000 Cuban workers at Guantanamo earning over five million dollars annually and 11 000 Panamanians in the canal zone, urging U S replacement of foreign labor with unemployed Americans amid 4 600 000 U S jobless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo
U.S
Canal Zone
Panama
Advances in arthritis treatment and rehabilitation progress noted
Physicians and scientists worldwide report progress in preventing and treating rheumatoid arthritis. A new knee joint lining removal operation by Dr. Howard Aidem and Dr. Lenox Baker shows 24 of 26 successes, halting disease progression and enabling quicker rehabilitation. Health talk stresses individualized screening and progressive exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Aidem
Phoenix
Ariz
Lenox D. Baker
Duke University
North Carolina
Goldwater Speech Misread Critics Say
Barry Goldwater’s Economic Club of New York talk is portrayed as anti-poverty yet he argues history shows wealth expansion and that government policies hinder growth. He defends enterprise, education access, and targeted aid while critics push for immediate poverty relief.
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Barry Goldwater
Coldwater
The
Economic Club of New York
Goldwater
Economic Club
America
Big
Through the Years February 11 Historic San Antonio Events
Chronicle of past February 11 items noting spring livestock parade in 1954, GIs pay distribution under new law in 1944, Byron Nelson leading the 1934 Texas Open at Brackenridge Park, Emile Coue addressing San Antonio in 1924, 1914 theater star Lila Barclay and Everywoman at Grand, 1904 military camp site hearings for San Antonio, and 1804 Jack Phelan arranging a San Antonio baseball exhibition with Boston.
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San Antonio
Byron Nelson
Brackenridge Park
Web
Emile Coue
Main Avenue High School
Fer
Lila Barclay
the Grand
Missions
Jack Phelan
San Antonio Baseball Club
Heh
Boston Humvirs
Panama Canal Status Belongs to United States, Not Negotiable
Everett Crowley argues Panama Canal Zone remains U S territory after 1903 purchase for 10 million dollars plus a 250 thousand annual annuity. He urges firmness and questions renegotiation while praising President Johnson and urging Texas support for poverty relief and local employment initiatives.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
United States of America
State Department
Panama Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Alaska
Russia
Florida
Spain
Mexico
William B. Taber
Kansas, AS
Glass House Budget Quip Sparks Federal Debate
A fragmented letter criticizes President Johnson over budget policy and federal spending. The writer warns against internal "budget experts" in a figurative madhouse on the Potomac and urges balancing the federal checkbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Potomac
Auto Workers Aims to Force Vacancies and Early Retirement
The United Auto Workers under Walter Reuther plans aggressive bargaining with General Motors Ford and Chrysler this summer. Demands include vacations and retirement options such as 25 years of service at half pay or 30 years at two thirds pay, plus shorter work weeks and more rest periods to create factory vacancies and raise wages. A grass roots Service Retirement 25-30-60 movement backs retirement at 25 years with benefits, pressuring government and firms. The policy could be adopted at the UAW convention in Atlantic City starting March 20 with possible 80 point retirement schemes and broader wage talks.
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Ashington
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Auto
Steelworkers
Michigan
UAW
Flint
Mich
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Reuther
Auto Union
Atlantic City
Johnson
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