Lopez Mateos Calls U N Role After O A S Oust
In Palm Springs Mexico’s leader Lopez Mateos urged turning to the United Nations to solve Cuba issues after Cuba left the O A S. He warned against U N fora being used for propaganda by Communist and neutralist states while stressing Mexico should stand with the United States against the Red threat from Cuba.
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Panama
Organization of American States
Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Palm Springs
Calif
U.S
Cuba
O.A.S
United Nations
United States
U.N
France Faces Red China Challenge Over Congo Republic
Observers note Peking has harshly attacked France for alleged economic exploitation of Brazzaville Congo after Paris recognized Beijing on January 27. The piece argues that China aims to disrupt stability in former colonies while promoting Afro Asian solidarity, risking renewed pressure on France’s positions in Africa.
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China
Peking
Congo Republic
Brazzaville
Charles de Gaulle
Red China
France
Africa
Rabies Shot Drive At City Pound In Brackenridge Park
The Veterinary Medical Association of Bexar County and City Health Department run a rabies vaccination and license drive at Brackenridge Park near Alamo Stadium. The event, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through Friday, offers $2 licenses and shots to curb rabies after years of high city infection. Dogs without 1964 tags may be taken by dog catchers after this week.
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Veterinary Medical Association of
Bexar County
Brackenridge Park
Alamo Stadium
San Antonio Hai
William R. Ross
Oswald facts and theories stir heated mailbox debate
A reader letter weighs Oswald’s alleged Marxist ties and passport access, citing FBI and CIA rumors, the McCarran Act, and media commentary. It argues Oswald’s political label muddied by claimed Communist links, mentions Fair Play for Cuba leaflets, a Mexico trip, and questions about national security secrecy.
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Oswald
Cuba
New
Offiany
Soviet Union
U.S
Parrot slaughter sparks outcry over swift government action
The piece condemns a rapid government response on February 19 that slaughtered 104 parrots. It criticizes the lack of effort to repatriate the birds to Mexico or permit the pet shop owner to arrange alternatives, accusing officials of intent to kill.
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Mexico
Inconsistent U S policy on Cuba and Russia
A reader questions U S foreign policy inconsistencies over trade that aids Cuba and Russia. The letter argues Cuba is a puppet of Russia and asks how subsidized wheat to Russia can be justified for U S taxpayers. It questions whether Russia is a threat to the free world.
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U. S
U.S
Western Hemisphere
Free World
Cuba
Russia
Alter Reuther
Robert Kennedy
America
Aft-Cio
Sll
Soviet
Paul Hall
Seafarers International Union
Afl-Cio
Cheddi Jagan
British Guiana
Great Britain
South America
Gene Meakins
Free Trades Union Council of
Jagan Fights Unions Amid Guiana Controversy
Journal column reports Cheddi Jagan and Janet Jagan clash with trade unions in British Guiana. Gene Meakins, on loan to support unions, is barred as a prohibited immigrant, while Guiana TUC leaders defend him and question government subversion accusations.
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U.S
Meakins
United Press International
Denver
Cheddi Jagen
Janet
British Guiana
Jagans
Cheddi
Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Trades Union Council
Georgetown
Inter-American Federation of Working Newspapermen’s Organizations
Wire
Washington, D.C
American Newspaper Guild
TUC
Sugar Workers Union
inter-American Federation of Working Newspapermen’s
Gene Meakins
Charles Perlik Jr
Iafwno
Guiang Tuc
Richard Ishmael
Britain
King Weather Syndicate, Inc
Through the Years and Events in San Antonio
San Antonio figures appear in a mix of notices and reports. Raleigh Mull departs for Washington to be hailed as Rail and Man of the Year while heading the dining car on the Texas Special. Isaac Stern performs with the San Antonio Symphony at Municipal Auditorium. A memorial mass for King Albert of Belgium is held at St John Brebehem in San Antonio. An Imperial Wizard voices a land purchase near El Paso. Temperatures dip to 28 degrees clashing with forecasts. Fort Sam Houston gains new buildings as the military site plans expand. William Reuter is serenaded at Nissalaan in a birthday celebration.
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San Antonio
Raleigh Mull
Washington, D.C
Mull
Kaly
Texas
San’ Antonio
St. Louis
Albert
Belgium
Prince Leopold
San Antonia
St. John Brepeimans Chubah
Kennedy Briefing Shapes Kennedy Vice Presidency Contours
Henry J. Taylor outlines a pro forma for a Kennedy backed ticket with Jacqueline Kennedy greatly influencing the bid. He notes Shriver’s role, Johnson’s 1960 attacks, and Atlantic City looming, highlighting the delicate Kennedy dilemma and race to a Democratic convention.
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Roger F. Kennedy
Procam
Jacqueline Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
White House
Mr. Shriver
Atlantic City
Jahison
Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy Group
Bobby Kennedy
Virginia
Tor Johnson
Harry F. Byrd
Kennedy Dilemma in 1960 Ticket Strategy
The confidant outlines Robert Kennedy as indispensable for the ticket and targets uniting Catholic voters. Johnson’s Southern support and Humphrey’s potential fall are central as Kennedy weighs how to sidestep Humphrey while addressing Catholic influence and regional dynamics in 1960 politics.
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Johnson
United States
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
South
Mr. Johnson
Kentucky
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Alabama
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Bobby
Eagleton Foundation
Mr. Kennedy
Nixon
Gallup
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Wisconsin
West Virginia
White House
Sen. Humphrey
John- Sen
United Posture Syndicate
Inn
Health Talk on fainting spells and foot callouses
A reader asks about fainting fits occurring on Sundays and a necktie pressing the carotid nerve, with advice that neck compression can trigger loss of consciousness and that X Ray evaluation and new drugs may help. Another reader seeks relief for callouses from ill fitting shoes, with guidance on metatarsal arch support and professional treatment.
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Fidel Castro
Moscow
Lopez Mateo
State Department
Paris
Enrie Waling
Lee Harvey Oswald
Communist Party
American Communist Party
Wey
FBI
Point
Dallas
William Lowe
Mexico City
McCurcan
Elizabeth Gurley Flyn
Herbert Aptheker
Marx
New York Times
Sidney Hook
Norman Thomas
Napoleon
Lee Oswald
CIA
Justice Warren
W. Stanford
Jim
Jagan
John Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Antonio Light
Isaac Stern
San Antonia Symphony
Municipal Auditorium
TER
Urchase
el Paso
Hiram W. Evans
Beethoven Hall
Buell
Washington
Fort Sam Mouston
Antonin Montsehor Maen Norchal
Willian Reuter
Nissalaan
Tia
Henry J. Taylor
Lester 1
Coleman, M. D
Tam
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