Trouble in Paradise Politburo rift over Cuban emigration policy
Castro cabinet moves to curb Cuban exodus to the United States amid unrest over inflation unemployment and racial tension. The regime hints at tightening limits after processing current shipments and resettlement plans, signaling fewer departures for U S destinations as discontent grows among supporters and youths at home.
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Castro
Arcadia
United States
San Antonio Museums Week opens with free hours and exhibits
Museum Week proclaims San Antonio Museum Week with free public hours 10 am to 8 pm tomorrow. Witte Memorial Museum adds special displays including 138 pieces from Expo 67 and a show of American folk art. another exhibit features Chinese decorative arts at the Confluence Museum in Hommsiaie Bhi. Outside, the Air Force Band performs while remnants of a Texas contemporary art show by Warren Davis, George T. Ciren, and Robert Tiemann are on view Downtown.
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San Antonia
Friedrich Galleries
Davis
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U.S
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the Confluence Museum
Hommsiaie Bhi
Kempe
Texas
Luke
Warren Davis
George T. Cireen
Robert Tiemann
Readers urge surefire crime cure and anti Communist stance
A reader letter laments gun control debate and urges editors to propose a guaranteed crime stopping method. The piece blasts court reformers and Communist fears, then notes a Nixon administration reversal on selling oil refining methods to Poland, suggesting provocative policy moves.
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Reds
Poland
Beware the Economist in Nixon's Economic Shuffle
In a criticaI essay, John P. Roche argues that President Nixon's approach to the economy lacks coherent goals and a solid institutional base. He compares advisers to a fragmented improvisation, warns of the Office of Emergency Planning as ineffective, and notes public skepticism as the package risks becoming a national joke.
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FDR
National Recovery Administration
Office of Emergency Planning
OEP
Death Valley
Home tap water purification gadget tested by Baylor College
Ordinary tap water may soon be home purified by an inexpensive gadget tested at Baylor College of Medicine. The device, attached to taps, may remove chlorine phosphates and other contaminants, with experts suggesting bacteria and viruses could also be eliminated.
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Baylor College of Medicine
Josph Melrick
Craig Wallace
Bundy Edit of Foreign Affairs Sparks CFR Clash
A bitter CFR internal fight pits Establishment against New Left over William Bundy as next Foreign Affairs editor. Bundy’s Vietnam record is raised by Richard Falk, with Bundy likening Falk’s tactics to McCarthyism while CFR stalwarts defend traditional, cautious diplomacy amid fears of renewed isolationism.
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Willam Bondy
CFR
Sanmiulime Azo
Buckley
George F. Kennan
Henry Kissinger
CFA
William Bundy
Foreign Affairs
Bundy
Vietnam
State Department
Pentagon
Richard Falk
Princeton
Falk
McCarthy
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Alger Hiss
Council On Foreign Relations
America
John Kenneth Galbraith
White House
Europe
Sen. Mansfield
China
Mediterranean
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