Castro and Castroism Stir U S Diplomatic Tempest
The piece notes Fidel Castro's rising profile as a global power and cites U S Secretary of State Christian Herter calling his recent tirade baseless and misleading. Roa defends Castro while Herter vows to respond, underscoring tensions between Cuba and the United States and a shifting Cold War rhetoric.
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Ron
U. S
Christian Herter
Roa
Herter
Castro
United States
Havana
Weekend Reading Sparks Back-and-Forth Over Castro
The piece depicts a verbal clash between Castro and U S officials amid wartime boasting and accusations. It notes Herter’s sharp retorts and mocks the idea Castro can translate such remarks into simple terms for the masses.
Circuit Rider Style Calls Mixed With Square Dance Tips
National touring square dance callers differ from locals. Lessons urge variety in singing calls to avoid repetition, comparing traveling callers to circuit riding preachers. Listings: George Jabbusch Palladeum Elyria 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Overlook Squares North Olmsted 8:30 p.m.. George Jabbusch Avon Belden North Ridgeville 8:30 p.m.. Chet Hamrick Berea Fairgrounds 9 p.m.. Ray Sullinger Avon Isle Elsie Biltz calling.
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Les Gotcher
Frankie Lane
Bruce Johnson
Joe Lewis
Ed Gilmor
George Jabbusch
Dave Stevenson
Ralph Pavlik
Ronnie Schneider
Lloyd Litman
Chet Hamrick
Litman
George
Tippy Rescued After Ice Plunge By Forest Street Garage
A neighborhood dog named Tippy fell through ice on Black River behind the Forest Street garage while playing with youths. Al and locals organized a rescue using a ladder and a pole, pulling Tippy to safety though the ice cracked. Tippy recovered beside the stove and later greeted Al with a wag.
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Tippy
Forest St
Black River
Lake Shore
Dipiout
Pers
Lorain United
Jand
Ronnie Schneids
Fred McNally
Flanagan
MacNally
Dog
Oberlin Bank Up 874 Places In U.S. Rating
The Oberlin Savings Bank rose to 32nd largest among the 3790 U S banks in 1959, with deposits of 6,276,4820 as of December 31, according to a roll call by a New York banking newspaper. The text also includes unrelated local dialogue and commentary.
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Oberlin Bank
U.S
Oberlin Savings Bank
United States
RSI
Nes
New York
M the
As Others See Us Compromises Mark Makeup Of Lebanon
A traveler recalls Lebanon a year after a revolution and the U S Marines landing in Tripoli and Beirut. Western influences contrast with censorship, maps, and local politics while the traveler finds the country lovely yet paradoxical. The piece notes censorship limits on print but not on mail and cables.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Syria
Palestine
Israel
Woodring on Education Gadfly Unit Changes Approach
The Council for Basic Education seeks to reframe its public image from a hard hitting critic to a constructive force in education. Once a gadfly with strong stances, it started three years ago with charter members who clashed with groups like the National Education Association. The group now includes teachers and professionals and maintains bold advocacy for core academic subjects while softening some extreme positions.
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Council For Basic Education
National Education Association
Mortimer Smith
Council
Mr. Smith
William James
Norton
Washington
Elyria High seniors join National Honor Society
The Chronicle-Telegram notes 51 Elyria High School seniors inducted into the National Honor Society including William Caughlin Molly Barndollar and Judith Long. It recalls former Elyrians in entertainment and discusses Mortimer Smith’s Citizen's Manual for the Public Schools and the Council for Basic Education's views on basic education.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria High School
William Caughlin
John E. Caughlin
Molly S Barndollar
Dale
Dorothy) Barndollar
Judith Long
Jean Long
Henrietta Pecaut
Harvard Ave
Blaine St
Elyria
Claire Hogan
Cassino build rule and card game solutions
A Cassino question confirms a build cannot be increased if it is already duplicated in any form. In Pitch for seven, the winner is the player who reaches seven first after High and Low outcomes, with not-bidders counted in order. In 500 Rum, a player drawing from the discard must meld immediately.
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M. A
High
Low
Life Begins At 40 Elder Citizens Facing New Era
New York City report by Senator Pat McNamara and colleagues outlines bold reforms for the elderly. It urges expanded health coverage under social security, employment support for those over 40, higher social security benefits, and 10 000 new low cost housing units plus non profit loans to aid senior housing. The piece urges readers to press lawmakers for action.
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Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Meeki Ag
Congress
McNamara
Citzenry
Arge
Tncome
Se Nal
Jeter Lecomes
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