OAS Delays Cuba Action to January
The Organization of American States postponed a Cuba decision to January, giving Fidel Castro more time to sway undecided nations. The delay tests regional unity against Castro as Venezuela and Colombia face pressure over recognizing his regime amid worsening Cuban shortages and economic strain.
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Cuba
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Venezuela
Colmita
OAS
Castro
Snow Studies Explain Why Snow Appears White
The piece explains that snow appears white due to prism-like light scattering from many ice crystals. It notes no two flakes are identical, flakes form from solidified water vapor, and mid air collisions create varied snow types. The weather terms wet sticky breakable and granular describe snow suitable for activities and the hardship of shoveling.
Major networks oppose government censorship of broadcasts
Dr Frank Stanton of CBS and Sarnoff argue against FCC control of programming. They contend airwaves are public property and licenses are granted under duress, asserting that the public already sets standards by choosing what to watch and that commercial TV should continue broad programming to provide diversion.
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Frank Stanton
CBS
Robert W. Paarnoff
Federal Communications Commission
Sarnoff
Judgment At Nuremberg a provocative morality drama review
Bob Considine analyzes Stanley Kramer's Judgment At Nuremberg for its intense moral questions and historical framing. The Berlin screening involves Tracy and Widmark portraying a key courtroom clash over guilt, justice, and the limits of legal punishment. The piece notes the film’s stark portrayal of Nazi crimes and its challenge to viewers.
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Berlin
Nuremberg
Stanley Kramer
Hitler
Russia
West Germany
Judy Garland
Belsen
Buchenwald
Dachau
Richard Widmark
Judy
Hausfrau
Widmark
Kramer
Tracy
Berlin Hilton
Goldwater Criticized by Soviet Journal In Open Letter
The October issue of The New Times, published in the USSR, accuses Barry Goldwater of bellicosity and urges rupture with the Soviet Union. It mocks his calls for a nuclear war and claims his stance hinders peaceful settlement, labeling him a dangerous Cold War extremist.
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Journal of World Affairs
U.S.S.R
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
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United States
U.S
Nuclear War Preference in Cold War Rhetoric
A speech asserts that nuclear war would be preferred to slavery and highlights firm U S policy toward communism. It references Berlin Laos Cuba and Khrushchev at the U N while stressing deterrence without seeking war.
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Berlin
Laos
Cuba
Khrushchev
United States
U.N
Drycleaning expert says U.S. will lead for lifetimes
Dale W. Hushaw, American drycleaning authority and Los Angeles Technical College instructor, returns from a two month Moscow visit with assurance that Russians cannot close the drycleaning gap. He states U.S. superiority in this field will likely last at least our lifetimes and those of our best suits.
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Washington
UPI
Dale W. Hushaw
Moscow
U.S
Hushaw
Los Angeles Technical College
Dray cleaning plants eyed by Soviet union
A UPI report mentions Hushaw's account of Soviet interest in U.S. drycleaning equipment. Five more plants will be installed after a 1.5 million dollar program. He notes Moscow’s past lack of services and the desire to claim access to drycleaning.
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U.S
Hushaw
Know Your America Q A on Declaration city
The Congress that adopted the Declaration of Independence met in Philadelphia.
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America
McGill Defends Hand View On Communism Critique
Ralph McGill argues for patience in fighting communism and criticizes anti Kennedy rhetoric. He cites Judge Learned Hand and warns against calls for immediate war or negotiations as defeatist. He condemns propaganda from extremist groups and notes wealth and status figures echoing accusations of mouthing communism.
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Learned Hand
Kennedy
United States
John F. Kennedy
Problems Posed In Understanding Of Communism
The speaker argues that fighting communism requires unity and truth checked by scrutiny. He cites Judge Learned Hand on judging fairly and rejecting rumors, urging responsibility and resolve to confront Communist threats rather than lone sincerity.
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United States
Cen
Learned Hand
Communist spy Liberman linked to East German crime network
Fulton Lewis profiles Liberman a Western security concern a ruthless operative with a 16 year record of kidnapping jail breaks theft and counterfeiting. He operated from Vienna Paris Britain and East Berlin forging a global illegal trade with East Germany and arranging kidnappings and attempted murders for protection.
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Washington
Liberman
Vienna
Paris
Britain
West Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
Communist Agent Linked to Bandera Death and Exile Murders
State Department report ties Soviet agent Bogdan Stachinsky to the 1959 Munich death of Ukrainian nationalist Stefan Bandera and outlines four failed murder attempts on Bandera. Stachinsky, using West German papers, wore a mask and used cyanide gas in a staged assassination, with Bonn officials acknowledging his confession awaiting trial. The report also mentions Lev Rebet's prior death and currents of East German Polish and Soviet intelligence contact. New Mexico Senator Dennis Chavez nears death, with potential gubernatorial appointment implications for 1964.
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Liberman
West Berlin
West German
Interpol
State Department
East Berlin
Gen
Bogdan Nikolaevich Stachinsky
Stefan Bandera
Bandera
Munich
Stachinsky
Lev Rebet
Rebet
Bar Dera
Bonn
Rusk Sees Dominican Coalition Clearing Path to Stability
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says a coalition government in the Dominican Republic would allow the nation to regain its full role in the inter American system. In Jackson Mississippi Mayor Flynt warns river flooding requires many sandbags. Representative Wayne Hays jokes that critics of UN bonds should have their heads examined.
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Dean Rusk
Dominican Republic
Jackson, Miss
Chastaine Flynt
Flowood
Pearl River
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