UN General Assembly Votes Against Red China Admission
Editorial notes the 14th UN General Assembly vote rejection of China's membership and discusses implications for the UN's authority. It contrasts past votes, mentions Albania's role, and criticizes the notion that the UN is an agency for recognizing governments amid the Mos cow-Peiping affair and Soviet voting nuances.
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United Nations General Assembly
China
United Nations
Cour
Dui Fcan
United States
Death of James J. Parks in Elyria taps long civic life
James J. Parks 79, longtime Elyria businessman and civic figure, dies. A past master of King Solomon Lodge No. 56, he spent 46 years in Elyria and 32 with Sieena Tubes, later a Republc Steel division, retiring as plant superintendent in 1950. He enjoyed gardening and flowers, and his name appeared often in local news during active years.
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James J. Parks
Elyria
King Solomon Lodge No. 56
Mr. Parks
Sieeana
Steel and Tubes
Republc Steel Corp
Ma. P
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Keystone School Bond Issue Open House Urged
Letter from a Keystone voter urges support for the school bond to complete and equip the high school addition. She cites open house on Oct 27 and argues the project benefits college prep and vocational education in the Keystone district.
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Keystone
Keystone High School
Open Letter to Senator Stephen Young
The Washington Report by Fulton Lewis Jr cites Senator Stephen Young for calling Mr. Lewis assistant a liar and other remarks. The piece implies a confrontation over conduct and tone in political discourse.
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Stephen. Young
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mr. Lewis
Chronicle-Telegram Feature Page Names Editors and Staff
The Lorain County printing house lists Editor Emeritus J Clare Georges and Editor Robert W Funk with Managing Editor Peter L Stevenson. Advertising Director G F Relainger and executives Mouster c R Stoker and A. D. Hudnutt are named as staff. Publication date October 24, 1963.
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J _Clare Georges
Robert W Funk
Peter L Stevenson
c_R_ Stoker
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria O O. B
Schoepfle
A. D. Hudnutt
Kennedy allies push civil rights action in closed hearing
In a secret Judiciary Committee session Attorney General Kennedy urged a strong civil rights bill. Republican support came from Lindsay Mathias and Cahill while debates covered protection of Negro voting rights and federal funds for segregated schools. Kennedy argued targeted penalties and court remedies while critics warned against broad cuts.
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Washington
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy
Bobby
House Judiciary Committee
John Lindsay
New York City
Charles Mathias
Braryland
Willam Cahill
New Jersey
Philadelphia
William Alc Culloch
Piqua
Ohio
E. L. Forrester
Georgia
Congress
Maryland
Mathias
Adam Clayton Powell
Berlem
House
Edwin E. Willis
Louisiana
Critics clash over American culture and Martha Graham
The piece argues foreign critics exaggerate American culture and cites Martha Graham in Phaedra. It notes Graham’s puritanical stance, her modern dance adaptations of Greek tragedy, and debates in Congress about funding erotic art abroad.
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United States
U. S
House of Representatives
Edna F. Kelly
Brooklyn
New York
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
State Department
Martha Graham
Phaedra
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
Nathaniel Playthorne
Shakespeare
Miss Graham
Tust
Brazilian ruling class seeks American leadership in Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro Dr. Fernando Portela urges American leadership and Yankee entrepreneur spirit to revive Brazil. He compares Brazilian interior misery with coastal wealth, slams Communist agitators, and calls for U S backed investment in crops metals and lubricants while criticizing old pamphlets and market tactics.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Fernando Aiachado Portela
Boavista Bank
DR. Portela
Latin America
Mrr. Castro
Sears Roebuck
Castro
From Havana to Staten Island to Mexico City
A former Havana youth who joined Castro’s forces grows into a thoughtful student. Donald Soldini, Italian heritage, watches Castro’s revolution shape his life from prison in Cuba to education in Mexico City and the University of the Americas. He reflects on loyalty, betrayal, and maturation.
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Havana
Universiti Mexico
Donald Soldini
Staten Island
Havanz
Fidel Castro
Barbados
Havana Hilton
Caribbean
Soldini
Santa Clara Mountains
Havana University
Donald
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Cuba
Castro Brothers
Camp Columbia
Fidel
Raoul
Senor Che Guevara
Eid
Marti
En Island
Latin America
University of the Americas
Mexico City
Grandpappy Sez Political Line Inspired Quote
An old phrase attributed to a grandfather characterizes politics as the art of winning votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich by promising to shield them from one another. The remark frames politics as a strategy game rather than policy design.
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Czechoslovakia
Soviet Russia
Popular Front
Soviet Union
United States
Paw
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