New Realism debated in US Cuba policy debate
At United Nations, critics of the Johnson era realism argue that US inaction on Cuba risks global leadership. Former Undersecretary Robert Murphy urges firm, independent action to deter Sino Soviet expansion, warning collective methods weaken national will and security.
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Truman sheds light on Idaho gambling issue in campaign
President Truman’s remarks at Idaho Falls and a Boise coffee shop inflamed Idaho politics over legalized gambling. He blamed Nevada style casinos, reiterated opposition to legalized gambling, and pressured Democratic Gov. hopeful Vernon K. Smith, while Democratic Senate and House candidates face pressure to declare their positions. The uproar threatens to help Republicans in the November elections, with Frank Church and Len Jordan facing opponents and incumbent Gov. Smythe seeking reeelection.
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Hospitals urged to verify patients before surgery in England
A Medical Defense Union appeal warned against wrong patient operations and wrong ailments. Cases cited include a doctor operating on the wrong thigh, a boy's hernia surgery during knee cyst removal, a toe amputation error from mislabeling, and a mistaken anesthetic. Calls were made for in-room confirmation and clear patient identification before procedures.
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Chronicle Telegram 1982 Local Rates and Publication Terms
The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co announces the Chronicle Telegram 1982 rate card details. It lists address at 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio and prices for mail delivery including Lorain and adjoining counties 15 dollars per year, elsewhere in Ohio 17 dollars, outside Ohio 15 dollars.
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British mart plans likely to flounder
Paris report says rapid progress unlikely as Britain resumes talks with the European Common Market in Brussels October 8 and 9. The two day session is expected to be mainly a stock-taking agenda with a formal Heath report on the Commonwealth conference outcomes. French obstacles remain the main hurdle to entry. Prime Minister Macmillan aims to rally Conservative support at the party conference starting October 10.
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Hospitals Day at Atlantic City Race Course Planned
Jockeys horsemen press track personnel and patrons will pay admission on Thursday at the Atlantic City race course for Hospitals Day. Net proceeds benefit Atlantic City Hospital and Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point to support their building fund programs.
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Vatican Faces Bomb Plot as Council Opens
Vatican sources report an incendiary device found in Saint Peter's Basilica was meant to ignite the 3000-seat setup for the ecumenical council. A prior July 14 bomb is linked, with police deeming the plot serious as security tightens for the council's historic opening.
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Printer dies in Rochester veteran printer and official
John E. McGarry aged 77, a former chairman of the New York State Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board and longtime printer, died Sunday in a Rochester rest home.
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Algerian troops seal Algiers amid crackdown on rebels
Algiers is ringed by helmeted troops patrolling intersections and blocking districts. Police report more than 100 questioned and about a dozen arrested as Col Houari Boumediene and Col Ben Bella push a security ring around the capital. Soldiers also sweep Willaya Four villages in a crackdown on rebels accused of murder kidnapping and extortion. The ceas e allows only limited military presence in Algiers itself.
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Bristol-Myers chairman dies at 69 in Point Pleasant
Lee Hastings Bristol 69 chairman of Bristol-Myers Co. died Saturday at Point Pleasant Hospital after a heart ailment. He had been admitted a week ago.
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