Who Governs Whom in U S Cuban Refugee Policy
An essay argues that only the American people through elected officials can shape foreign policy and warns Cuban refugees who fled Castro’s Cuba against attempting to influence U S policy. It asserts contains and containment as current policy and condemns violations of host country laws.
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U. S
President
Congress
Castro
Cuba
United States
Russia
United Nations
Geneva talks steer toward phased disarmament plan
Ralph McGill reviews the U S delegation's reply to Khrushchev's total disarmament call presented at the United Nations in 1959. He notes the difficulty of implementing a total abolition and explains the three stage U S plan designed to reduce armaments without leaving any nation undefended.
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Washington
United States
Khrushchev
United Nations
Geneva
Committee
U S Disarmament Plan Seen as Price Tag for Sovereignty
The Geneva plan outlined total disarmament as a cost sheet, detailing actions and surrender of sovereignty. Smaller nations questioned U S and Soviet willingness to pay, shifting focus toward a practical nuclear test ban. Civil debate raged amid claims of treason from extremists while Moscow retreated from immediate disarmament.
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U.S
Geneva
United States
Khrushchev
Moscow
Egypt
Steel union chief McDonald under wraps amid price talks
Washington reports Dave McDonald president of United Steel Workers is holed up at his Palm Springs estate after a 104 degree fever. Officials say he is silent on wage demands until May 1 when contracts lift and strikes may begin. The piece links his absence to looming steel price maneuvers and notes public relations moves by steel executives and government information suppression.
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Washington
Dave McDonald
United Steel Workers
Dave
Hollywod
McDonald
Palm Springs
Calif
John M. Coburn
Wichita Eagle
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Consolidated Edison
Indian Point
Westchester County
New York
New York City
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Beece
Cuexiles
Central Intelligence
Mystery in Steel: Why Is McDonald Silent?
Questions loom over CIA secrecy and funding linked to Cuban exile raids. The piece cites CIA chief tension with Kennedy Cuba policy, mentions payments to exiles, and notes correspondence with Senator Keating amid broader tax and citizenship ceremony debates.
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Mystery In Steel
McDonald
Union
CIA
John McCone
Kennedy
Cuba
Khrushchev
Ken Keating
N.Y
Cube
Rusk Testimony Sparks Foreign Aid Clash on Capitol Hill
Secretary of State Dean Rusk faced sharp questioning as he defended the New Frontier foreign aid budget. The testimony prompted critics to accuse him of political bias and warned it could aid Communist expansion.
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Washington
Congressional
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Capitol Hill
The
New Frontier
Clay Commission On Foreign Aid
Congress
Rusk
New Fron
Trail Driver note sparks spring mail joke
A playful missive from Camp Winnipin in spring mailboxes shows Wrangler greetings and Trail-Driver slang as Bill Vaughan crafts a humorous roadside scene. The teaser hints at jovial camaraderie among fictional campers and a breezy postcard vibe.
Spring Messages From Kansas City Mail Across Generations
Personal letters reveal family plans in June and a promise of visits while Krishna County news notes snow clearing and council fires. A student writes about study progress and potential Phi Beta Kappa surprises, while relatives discuss travel, accommodations, and financial concerns.
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O.K
Tom
Student upholds Darwin theory in Arizona State letters
Scottsdale student argues in favor of evolution citing Dobzhansky and macro evolution evidence. He states evolution is a proven scientific theory and condemns creationist views as blasphemy while urging publication of the letter to clear up misunderstandings.
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Arizona State University
Joan la Gasse
Charles Darwin
Theodosius Dobzhansky
DaCosta
Columbia University
Limark
Darwin
Spring Furs Debut Prompts Fashion Notes
A period voice teases readers with a spring shift in fashion, noting fur previews for fall as the mailbox signals the season change despite chatter about budding flowers and new songs. The item frames a light, lifestyle-focused snippet from a newspaper page.
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