Holifield Defends Nuclear Submarine Stance Against France Sale
Representative Chet Holifield leads the Joint Atomic Energy Committee in opposing reports of a U S plan to sell a Nautilus type submarine to France. He argues the United States must retain all nuclear defenses for national and global security, commending efforts to block the sale.
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Chet Holifield
California
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
France
United States
Free World
de Gaulle
Regan
Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Holifield
Name Change Opposition Stirs Debate Over Street Rewrites
City faces street name changes attracting dissent from locals while proponents argue the updates ease navigation for visitors and services. Some resist erasing Old Scottsdale tradition as Phoenix style names emerge, affecting residents, police, fire, doctors, and postmen who struggle with locating addresses.
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Scottsdale
West
Defeat Ends Quadros Bid for Sao Paulo Governorship
In a surprising turn, former Brazilian president Janio Quadros loses the Sao Paulo governorship race. The electorate spurns his comeback, marking a setback to his political career and a shift toward other Brazilian leaders.
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Brazil
Janio Quadros
Sao Paulo
Kennedy critics spark heated clash over Cuba policy
President Kennedy grows impatient with public critics and blasts Sen. Homer Capehart likening him to self appointed generals who want others sons to war. The anecdote recalls Lucius Aemilius Paulus who warned against micromanagers and urged balanced advice in wartime decisions.
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New York
Kennedy
Fife
Cubd
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Considine
Od Homer
Cuba
Aemilius Paulus
Macedonia
B.C
Rome
JFK
Lucius
Senate-house
Forum
Quotes on Arm Chair Commanders and Political Parody
The text presents a Spartan view that advisers must be battle-tested and near at hand in action, urging qualified help to join in Macedonia. It then shifts to a political snapshot with references to the Pat Brown-Dick Nixon race, Kennedy nostalgia, and a satirical board game by Colorful Products mocking Kennedy era themes.
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Macedonia
Tigers
Pat Brown
Dick Nixon
Detroit
Chicago
Warren Brown
Americn
Warren
Kennedy Games
Carolyn
Washington
Colorful Products
New Frontier
Kennedyland
Acme Eg
Gia
Vatican Council Split Emerges Between Renewalists and Integrists
The Second Vatican Council shows two camps debating reforms in administration liturgy and language use. Renewalists push decentralization biblical language and unity led by Western European bishops, while integrists defend Vatican authority and a traditional Latin Mass. American and Latin American bishops may hold balance of power in pivotal votes.
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John Xxl
Vatican
Christian Unity Movement
Oae
Commissions
Council
House
Senate
U. Congress
United States
Latin America
Cartoonist Brockbank Tours USA In Badges And Cars
The Punch art editor Brockbank tours American ex-colonies with a British Motor Corp rally celebrating its 50th anniversary. He aims to collect ideas for cartoons on American driving habits while building goodwill for British industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Russell Brockbank
Punch
United States
British Automobile Racing Club
British Motor Corp
Brockbank
America
Interview in Washington on taxis and media abroad
The piece reports on Brockbank and Mrs. Brockbank discussing U S taxi zones in the capital and public signs for drivers. They compare English and American media, Cuba coverage, and child safety signs near school buses, noting England’s harsh population management views and fascination with large public clocks.
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Brockbank
America
England
Cuba
U.S
Cuba asserts claim to Guantanamo Bay base by legal means
The Cuban government and Fidel Castro press a legal claim to recover Guantanamo Bay, arguing procedural channels through international bodies. U S officials say past efforts failed and expect this bid to be rejected, as Cuba seeks to undo the 98,000 acre enclave leased to the United States at the southeastern tip.
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U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Washington
UPI
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Havana
Ahmed Ben Bella
Osvaldo Corticos
United Nations General Assembly
International Court
the Hague
Castro Still Puming Over Guantanamo
A historical discussion outlines Guantanamo Bay as the oldest U S overseas naval base with a deep water harbor and year round climate. It notes U S reinforcements could land quickly and that the U S has no plan to surrender the base, referencing the Platt Amendment and Cuba’s early 20th century legal framework.
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Sierra Maestra Mountains
Castro
Defense Department
U.S
United States
Guantanamo
Corticos
Maine
Havana
Paris
Cuba
Shakespeare Plots Grave Dig For Manuscripts Sparks Debate
Ralph McGill notes a picklock campaign to disinter Shakespeare's grave at the church near his resting place amid claims the Bard did not write the plays. He cites the grave inscription defending against bone moving while Harry Golden criticizes anti authorists as smug. The piece questions scholarly credentials and genius across Cambridge or Oxford lines.
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Atlanta
William Shakespeare
Ae Cae
Shakespeare
Lot
Harry Golden
Charlotte, N.C
Golden
Cambridge
Oxford
Debating Shakespeares Authorship and Education
The piece argues against anti Shakespeare theories claiming he had little formal education. It cites known facts about Shakespeare like baptism, marriage, family, and ties to the Globe and Blackfriars, noting contemporaries and critics who doubted or defended his classical learning. It closes urging continued support for church leaders defending Shakespeare’s legacy.
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Shakespeare
Chaucer
Beaumont
Spencer
Marlow
Fawin Mims
Walter C. Curry
Bacon
John
Mary Shakespeare
Globe Theater
Blackfriars
Ben Johnson
Golden
Dryden
Julius Caesar
Johnson
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Norman Runnion
Atlantic
Ralph. McGill
McGill
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