Washington news lies and Cuban underground fear
A partisan critique accuses the Kennedy administration of suppressing Cuba news and deploying a persistent news manipulation policy. It details alleged Soviet mobilization in Cuba, hidden troop data, covert bases near Pinar Del Rio, and underground Sabotage networks, claiming U S neutrality acts violations by a covert Interpen group.
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Court House
State House
Washington
Kennedy
Henry J. Taylor
Cuba
White House
del Can
Pinar del Rio
Soroa
Havana
Central Intelligence Agency
Mos
Red Army
United Nations Security Council
Adlai Stevenson
Kohly
U Thant
Khrushchev
Western Hemisphere
Sorca
Cojimar
Fidel Castro
Matanza
Jaguey Grande
Corriente
U.S
Name Key
Fla
U.S.A
Business Sponsors Own Downfall by Raymond C Baker
A conservative critique argues that U.S. business finances its own decline through advertising dollars financing anti business media. The piece cites ads funding coverage of pro liberal causes, calls for executives to scrutinize media choices, and condemns foundations like Ford and CED for promoting socialist policies. It notes reactions to union pressure on defense contractors and laments media bias against business leaders.
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Raymond C. Baker
Congress
Washington
Donald J. Rogerness
The
New York Herald/Triats
Harvard
ABC Network
Alger Hiss
Howard K. Smith
Richard Nixon
Ford Foundation
Committee On Economic Development
America
Edith Kermit Roosevelt
A Funny School Day Tale From a Laughing Classroom
A boy named Billy protests staying in school until sixteen or sixty five while a hen and hog discuss a newspaper headline about livestock production. The humor mocks school discipline and family life as a TV repairman jokes, a six year old blames a dead cowboys list, Timmy’s report card improves after Christmas, and holidays cure an ailing pupil.
Batavia Notices Show Local Life and Post Office Talk
Reading backward in Batavia news recalls Mrs. Della Nichols now in California, marriage licenses for Charles English and Evelyn Sutton, and Amelia Griffith resigning as Village Treasurer. It notes a Christmas Day wedding of Louis Wessel and Esther Baumann, fire damage to Carrie Walker’s cottage, and the Davis Schoolhouse bridge collapse with repairs underway.
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Della Nichols
Batavia
California
the Courier
Lawrence
Barbara Jane Nichols
Ohio
Amelia Griffith
Addie Hulick
Louis H. Wessel
Louis Wessel
Esther Baumann
But Baumann
Rev. Smith
Wessel
Pro free enterprise rhetoric spurs policy watch
A political article argues for continued pro enterprise media support and periodic reporting on business-friendly policy, warning that failure to back such coverage will harm the sector and their own interests. The piece frames opposition as causing the industry’s decline.
Ideology and Coercive Reform in Mackinac Meeting
An excerpt recounts the July 1959 Moral Re-Armament Assembly at Mackinac where Eudocio Ravines warned of Soviet influence via churches and universities to infiltrate the United States and Latin America. He urged an ideology to counter a spiritual crisis and a revolution of the spirit.
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Church
Eudocio Raines
Comintern
Mackinac
Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
United States
Latin America
North
South - and- Central America
Russia
Mr. Ravines
Theodore Guething
Michigan
Detroit
Methodist Church
Krushchev
Jonzon
Sweden
New Year Reflections By Hazel McLeish
Hazel McLeish looks back on six years of New Year wishes and unresolved resolutions. She muses on change in life and community, wonders about Col John Glenn’s space flight, world tensions, scandals, and hopes for a year filled with good things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
John Glenn
Ponderings From Pisgah Uncle Pete at the Country Store
The tale recounts county folk discussing the upcoming five cent stamp, a mint flavored glue joke, and Post Office mail estimates for Christmas cards. Ed Doolittle muses on flavor in glue. Clem Webster mocks Congress delay. Zeke Grubb cites postal cost estimates. Bug Hookum critiques welfare, schools, and civic fear dynamic. readers vote for a school job candidate and extend Christmas wishes.
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Ed Doolittle
Time Magazine
France
Clem Webster
Clem
Congress
Zeke Grubb
Post Office
Usen
Bug Hookum
Bug
Winter Frost and Snowflakes in a Quiet Nook
The poem depicts frost at night veiling leaves in delicate beauty. It contrasts the frosty world with a hopeful dawn while presenting a snowy wonderland and gentle musings on winter. The verses reference Susie Montgomery and Mildred Rapp in Columbus Dispatch.
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Orning
Susie Montgomery
Cincinnati
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Pedro Betancourt
Almendares
Moscow
Billy
Big Boy
Theos
Timmy
Eloise Ellis
Sam
Charles D. English
Cincinne
Evelyn Sutton
Baene Bauman
Mitford
Margaret Wiederhold
C.J. Paeltz
G.W. Owen
Carrie Walker
North Street
Davis Schoolhouse
Stonelick Township
Hutchinson Road
Don Luigi Sturzo
Christian Democratic Party of
Italy
Adenauer
Germany
Robert Schuman
Mini de Gasperi
Pasetto
Frank Buchman
Co-existence Front
Apy
R. Vaitheswaran
Hyderbad University
India
Community Party
Indian Administrative Service
MRA
Hazel McLeish
Pisgah
Pete
Dear Mister
George
Poet's Nook
Hamilton
Tibet
Spaulds
aSot
Mildred Rapp
Columbus Dispatch
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