New Havana Exiles Weather Miami's Cuban Shift
Exiles in Miami reshape commerce and culture as 250000 Cuban refugees adapt, with 125000 remaining. Stores, signs, and services mix Spanish and English, while conflicts over jobs and integration surface among locals and merchants. Many refugees work low paying posts, teachers aides, or night shifts, and debates over returning to Cuba linger as revolutionary plots unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Ediger
Associated Press
Miami
Havana
Carniceria
Fruteria
Farmacia Meat Market
U.S
Bodegas
Chamber of Commerce
Cubatown
Castro
J. Arthur Lazell
Charles Pujol
Cuba
Peace and the Economy How Disarmament Could Reshape US Life
Fred Pearsos surveys READ projections on disarmament and a test ban. He outlines how weapon industry jobs, tax policy, and government spending would shift. With defense the economic pillar, economists warn job loss, debt effects, and need for redirected public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pearsos
Lindsay-Schaub
Harper & Row
Emile, Benoit
Kenneth E. Boulding
U.S
Mr. Boulding
Congress
Tiis
New York Times
Lockheed. Aircraft, Corporation
Lockheed
Benoit
Reconsidering Who Counts as Farmers in Census
Edward Highee urges that 1.6 million so called farmers, 44 percent of those labeled as farmers, be removed from official counts. Many operate small farms with low farm income but higher earnings from other sources. The piece argues many are retired or hobby growers not needing government aid and that urban unemployment complicates moves from farming to other livelihoods.
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Fishman
Benoit
Edward Highee
Twentieth Century Fund
Census of Agriculture
Agricul
Ture
Salerno Campaign 20 Years Ago Turns To Nightmare
The Salerno invasion began with the Italians surrendering on September 8 but the Germans holding, turning a supposed snap assault into a five day nightmare for American and Allied forces. Texas National Guard and Oklahoma and Texas divisions faced fierce German defenses and minefields as reinforcements and ships lagged. General Clark recalls the courage and leadership of citizen soldiers and reserve officers who trained hard and fought bravely despite limited equipment. Montgomery and other Allied leaders faced the delaying reality as Rommel and cautious strategy shaped the fighting from the beachhead to the Tyrrhenian Sea.
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Wendell C. Phillipp
Associated Press
Salerno
Séth
Texas
Natal Guard
Fai Clark
5Th
Clark
Citadel
Military’ ‘College
Aasterbuck
Reserve ‘Training Corps
36Th
45Th
Oklahoma
National Guard
Albert, Kesserling
Rommel
Hitler
Tyrrhenian Sea
Bernard L. Montgomery
Montgomery
Monty
Ime
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Eddie Brown
Eighth Street
Sylvan Paterno
Refugio
Jose Peres
Sam
Jess
Luther L. Brooks
Charles Magua
Carlos Martinez
Juan M. Gonzalez
University of Havana
New York
Colorado University
Leslie Fishman
H Jca
Mark. Clark
Solit
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