Editorial on Khrushchev promises and Cuba inspection
Editorial Questions Soviet promises to the United States about Cuba and missile withdrawal. It notes Khrushchev omits that any deal required international inspections and questions whether all Soviet missiles have been removed. It contrasts Kennedy's cautious statements with past assurances and cites Senate committee hearings and intelligence doubts.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Cuba
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Cuban
Cesro
Castro
Senate Armed Services
Warning to Adventurers Climb Hazards at Construction Sites
Aged eight to fifteen boys often climb on unfinished homes amid growing curiosity. Builders report damage and wiring torn out at several sites, risking serious injuries and innocent suspicion. Parents should keep children away to prevent vandalism and accidents during construction.
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Oien Bors
Elyria
Kennedy's shifting stance on coalitions and Laos policy in 1949 and 1962
The piece traces John Kennedy's evolving views on coalition governments from a 1949 critique of aiding Nationalist China to a 1962 plan advocating a Laos coalition with Communists. It notes Harriman's role, the Laos crisis, and fears of broader Southeast Asian collapse as Kennedy eyes influence in the region.
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Washington
John Fitgerald Kennedy
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Harvard
Walt Whittan Rostow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
W. Averell Harriman
Harry Truman
George Marshall
Rep
Kennnedy
China
John Kennedy Nonger
Qworcom
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senlesnger
Restow
Harriman
Laos
Southeast Asia
Moscow
Peiping
Cuma
North Vietnam
Thailand
Vietnam
Lens
Kennedy
Nemrais
Hartman
Govermor Harriman
Peter Domenick
Colorado Republican
Philippines
South Korea
Forein
Sen. Dominick
Burma
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Malayan
John Kemmeds
Chronicle Telegram Family Newspaper 1963 Notice
A late May 1963 page from The Chronicle Telegram lists staff roles at Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. including Esperitus J Editor Peter L Stevenson Business Manager R Stokley Advertising Director L F Reisinger, with BeisoO Schoepfe and D Budnutt as executives.
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Ballorial
Funk
Peter L. Stevenson
R. Stokley
L. F. Reisinger
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Beisoo Oo
Schoepfe
D. Budnutt
Vine Bresident
Communist Party Gains Highlight Catholic Response in Italy
The Chronicle-Telegram notes substantial gains by the Communist Party of Italy amid a Catholic population. Analysts cite strategic adaption and tolerance toward the church, with postwar patterns echoed in Czechoslovakia as land reform targets church estates. Archbishop Beran later held a Te Deum for Gottwald in Prague.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Communist Party of Haig
Comemunist
Ialy
Cuirch
Italy
Commu
Communist Party of
Czechoslovakia
Popular Front
People’s Party
Jan Sremek
Beran
Prague
Klement Gottwald
Eduard Benes
John Reban
Warner Road
Cleveland 5
Gordo Cooper childhood tales and a mother's resolve
In Shawnee Oklahoma childhood friend Rep Tom Steed recalls astronaut Gordon Cooper as a serious, mission minded youth who soloed a plane at 16 and pursued aviation with family support. His mother Hattie Cooper, a noted fly caster, faced TV cameras with quiet courage after his spaceflight.
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Tom Steed
Dokn
Hattie
Oklahoma
Krebiozen debated as cancer treatment sparks fear and praise
In Flushing New York Mrs. Laine Friedman fights for krebiozen amid claims her husband George survived abdominal cancer after its use. Doctors debate efficacy with Dr. Rutherford calling it miraculous and noting failures under orthodox therapy. Government regulators cite insufficient data for NIH trials. Public reaction includes threats over drug removal and hospital repercussions.
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Laine Friedman
Flushing
N. Y
George
Krebiozen
Allen Rutherford
Lebanon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Rutherford
Krebjozen
Ivy
Krehiozens Orgimator
Stevan Duravic
National Institutes of Health
Plane Seizure Highlights U S Cuba Neutrality Debate
Geoffrey Sullivan of Waterbury pilots a Beechcraft C45 seized by U S authorities in Connecticut after alleged Cuba raid plans attributed to Alexander Rorke Sr. The case fuels Rorke's charge of double standards as he cites historic American aid to free nations and questions why anti Castro activists are pursued while past U S actions are overlooked.
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Havana
Ati- Castro
Geoffrey Sullivan
Waterbury
Conn
Alexander Rorke Sr
Castro
S. A
Connecticut
Bradley Field
Hartford
Berke
Vielyvun HL
Norman's Key
Bahamas
Dinner Key
Fla
Goa
UC. S
Miami River
Rorke
United States
Beechcraft
Volyan AG
Mr. Rorke
aptiCastra
Cienfuegos
Matanzas
Grba
C.sa
U. S
A. Rorke
Cuba
Central America
Caribbean
Raoul Lufbery
Wallingford
Neurotic drive fuels business success say Chicago official
Dr. Aldrich of the University of Chicago argues in a Chicago Graduate School booklet that intense competitive drive, plus unresolved personal conflicts, can give a neurotic edge in business. He warns constant competition strains health, family life, and risks ulcers, yet notes some cases show employment outcomes despite instability.
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de CC Knisht Aldman
Department of Psychiary
University of Chicago
Chicago U Graduate School of Business
Aldrich
Certan
Alsi
Howver
Outspoken Democrat resigns from Ohio PUC
Frances McGovern, Akron lawyer and long time Democratic member, resigns as chairwoman of the Public Utilities Commission amid partisan friction. She cites public knowledge concerns, praises Republican colleagues while noting staff cuts, and plans broader national activity with the disabled commission role.
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Upi
Frances McGovern
Public Utilities Commis
Hich
Akron
James A. Rhodes
DiSelle
Ohio Supreme Court
Rhodes
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Commission
DiSalle
National Association of State Abiliy
PUC
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