Reassess US Cuba ties as critique of isolation
Reflection on Eisenhower era policy notes that severing relations with Cuba left Castro in power, strengthened Soviet footholds, and hindered U.S. interests. It argues for reestablishing communications to potentially hasten Castro's downfall and curb skyjacking, urging Nixon to restudy options.
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Eisenhower
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Batista
U.S.A
Washington
Havana
Soviet Union
Nixon
Four letter words get unfairly labeled says defender
The piece argues four letter words include many positive terms like Moon June home baby mama papa food auto time nice good park rose star boat cake rest and even love. It urges defending four letter words against linguistic discrimination.
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Love
U S Debate Over Iraq Division Costs in Jordan
Secretary of State Rogers faces questions about whether U S funds cover the Iraq division stationed in Jordan since June 1967. Hartke asks if U S aid to Jordan indirectly finances Iraqi troops and how direct foreign aid is used for military or technical support. The Iraqi force sits 12 000 to 20 000 strong with Soviet equipment and advisors amid Middle East tensions.
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Washington
William Rogers
United States
Iraq
Jordan
Otto Passman
D-La
House
U.S
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Finance Committee
Rogers
Rutherford Poats
Agency For International’ Development
Hartke
United’ States
Rogers and Poats
Banking tax loophole under scrutiny after Surrey reform
Washington reports a push to reverse a Treasury regulation by Stanley Surrey that ended a 100 million dollar yearly tax advantage for banks. The change, aimed at limiting the 2.4 percent bad debt reserve deduction, comes as bankers seek Congressional action to restore the benefit amid Johnson and Nixon Treasury ties.
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Washington
Stanley Surrey
Surrey
Johnson
Nixon
The
Treasury
Congress
U.S
Johnson Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Joseph Barr
Fowler
Barr
David Kennedy
Continental Illinois ‘Bank
Chicago
George Washington political bridge figure and legacy
A portrait of George Washington as a transitional leader between British and American rule. The piece recalls his British birth, death in 1799, and trials at illness, plus commentary on his landholdings, writings, and a 1790 letter defending liberty and minority rights, alongside reflections on his early life and education.
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New York
George Washington
Globe
Washington
Newport
United States of America
United’ States
Ten Commandments for a Police Officer in New Philadelphia
A tongue in cheek list from a New Philadelphia officer outlines duties for modern policing. The ten points urge balance of diplomacy and decisive action, first aid, athleticism, firearm skill, driving, local knowledge, moral purity, deductive talent, and frugality as essential traits for officers today.
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Federation of Police Officers’ Journal In
New Philadelphia
Ohin
Ohio
Disagreement With Boss and Romney's Ebbing Dream
The Observer notes a Harvard psychiatrist calling for men who openly disagree with their bosses. A man who tells off bosses has moved across several North Carolina cities seeking national commission reforms. Mrs Bolton backs a fresh view of youth and responsibility and a commission modelled on the Civil Disorders panel. It questions George Romney's shrinking earnings from AM past to governorship, arguing his current $35,000 falls short of the American dream.
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Charlotte
N.C
Harvard Medical School
Greensboro
Winston - Salem
Raleigh
Wilmington
Asheville
George Romney
American Motors
George
What, if anything, is wrong with American youth
Former Rep Frances P Bolton of Ohio questions what ails American youth and seeks answers on what bugs young people today. The inquiry signals a broader concern about values, behavior, and guidance shaping the next generation.
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Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Dance of the Dwarfs review by Geoffrey Household
A critical note on Geoffrey Household novel Dance of the Dwarfs. The reviewer highlights suspense and the pursuit tale of Dr. Owen Dawnay in Colombia. The diary format and atmospheric setting, with primitive ranch life and indigenous fear, are praised for believability and gripping storytelling.
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Geoffrey Household
Little, Brown
Owen Dawnay
Dawnay
Prasslands
Amazon
Duende
Llano
Asa -Hunter
Library Picks Highlight 1960s Classics in Aisles
The list showcases popular titles like The Money Game by Smith and The Salzburg Connection by Le Carre along with works by Updike and Auchinless. Readers explore crime thrillers, modern novels, and social commentaries from authors including Drury MacInnes and Cleaver in a broad catalog.
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Hailey
Doc Wright Named Assistant Publisher for ABIZO Group
W B Doc Wright is appointed assistant publisher for ABIZO and the Newspapers Association promoting greater public service and industry leadership.
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W. B
Doc" Wright
ABIZO
Newspapers Association
Greater Public Service
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