Obscene Spanish Tea Hours and Embassy Gossip
In Madrid Ambassador Drexel Biddle hosts tea at seven as guests mingle with Selna Roosevelt and Elena Aldrich. Recollections unfold of Princess Christine Radziwill, Count Joseph Potocki, and Jackie Kennedy kin, amid chatter on Cuba and Castro. Humphrey warns force in the Caribbean won’t halt communism.
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Ymelda
John Davis Lodge
Washington
Roosevelt
Archie Roosevelt
Spain
Selna
Richard Aldrich
International Cooperation Mission
Ambassador Biddle
Madrid
Bank of Santander
United States
Kennedys
Biddle
Cracow
Red Cross
Cuba
Caribbean
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Editorial argues bold U S stance to force Khrushchev
The Arizona Republic editorial by Fritz Marquardt urges a hard line if the Soviet Union fails to honor past agreements. It envisions President with top commanders pressuring Moscow, linking demands to free elections, UN charter, Monroe Doctrine, and Cuba policy to rally American resolve and renew liberty. It ends by asking the reader to consider the stance.
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Fritz Marquardt
Adlai Stevenson
Dean Rusk
United States
Stevenson
Ruskard Bowles
Vienna
Joint Chiefs
Lemnitzer
Burke
Navy
Decker
Army
White
Air Force
Shoup
Marines
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Germany
Balkan
Poland
United Nations
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Cuba
Roosevelt
Communist Party
Lebanon
Nixon
Moscow
Flea concerns from a neighbor's dogs and cats
Dear Dr Mother advises flea control measures after a reader reports a basement dog colony and widespread fleas on a porch. He urges sanitation and chemical treatments and notes public health avenues for persistent problems.
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M.K
India
Editors reel at smearing defense reports in telegram context
James S. Pope denounces critics who smear newspapers for defense data lapses and urges naming editors who threaten politicians. The piece notes the Great Dane misnomer, explaining the breed’s German origin despite French breeding.
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James S. Pope
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Senator Russell
The Ruling on Eddie’s Hand Identification Trial
A court weighed whether Eddie could be forced to show his hand for identification after a market holdup. The judge distinguished between self incrimination via oral testimony and identification by physical traits, allowing the hand display as a non confessional procedure.
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Eddie
Newspapers must print news not hand-outs on Cuba invasion
The piece criticizes media for using a hand-out approach during the Cuban invasion coverage and urges editors to pursue thorough, factual reporting. It cites William A. Caldwell, Rebecca West, and the Montana Standard Post, arguing readers deserve clear information about community, state, nation, and world events.
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Cuba
William A. Caldwell
Hackensack Record
New Jersey
New York
Miami
Kennedy
Coun
Rebecca West
Montana Standard Post
Polio and Hepatitis News From the Health Front
Health reports describe polio deaths and disabilities under 1,000 this season marking the best year since 1918 while hepatitis affects about 100,000 people. A Joliet Penitentiary vaccine targets hepatitis A while German tests explore mumps immunity skin tests. Measles vaccine may be licensed next year and a two shot influenza vaccine offers years of immunity. The common cold remains unsolved.
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Health Front
Joliet (Ill
United States
Holland Defends UE Chief as Slur Sparks Hearing Clash
Washington briefing recounts Elmer J. Holland shielding Albert Fitzgerald of United Electrical Workers from questions on union ties to communism. The exchange with Rep Don Bruce centers on slander and propaganda accusations as HUAC relatives are cited and Nixon named as a party member.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Elmer J. Holland
Pittsburgh
Holland
Albert J. Fitzgerald
United Electrical Workers
Russ Nixon
Don Bruce
Indianapolis
Bruce
CIO
Fitzgerald
Elmer Holland
Un-American Activities Committee
Francis Walter
HUAC
J. Walter Yeagley
Eisenhower
New Jersey
Charles Joelson
House Committee On Education and Labor
Holland Group
Matles
Empspak
Nixon
Victor Decavich
Samuel DiMaria
Dorothy Finn Swan
William A. Wallace
Senate
Montana Standard Newsroom Note
Newspaper masthead listing The Standard-Post calendar and staff roles. Mentions circulation, advertising, editors, and AP partnership as the exclusive local news reprint source.
Our Readers Speak on Imports and Trade Balance
A reader argues that foreign buyers help U S exports and questions the double standard of criticizing imports while praising American goods. The letter cites Russia trade data from 1960 and asserts that imports support domestic jobs and the economy.
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Russia
Montana
Bey
Spectator Christianity Blames Pulpit Driven Church Shift
Howard Butt, a grocery chain executive and lay leader, argues that the New Testament church began as a lay movement but has degenerated into a professional pulpitism funded by passive lay spectators, with few speaking and many listening.
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Howard Butt
Khrushchev Aims at Global Labor Action Amid Talks
Victor Riesel outlines Khrushchev plans to use the WFTU and Saillant to organize mass strikes and riots. The document cites orchestrated actions through 1952 including Europe, Japan, Africa, and Latin America to pressure governments, with Cuba and De Gaulle in focus, while warning of US targets.
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New York
N. G. Khrushchev
John Kennedy
Khrushchev
Louis Saillant
Saillant
World Federation
U.S
SOHYO
Japan
General Council
WFTU
Peiping
Italy
CGIL
Italian Federation of Labor
Peiping General Council
Tambroni
Moscow
France
de Gaulle
Africa
Guinea
Seku Toure
United States
Khrushchev Labor Congress
Cuba
Soto
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Mississippi
Red Manning Sie
George Dixon
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr
Aldrich
Gertrude Lawrence
SEN
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republic
Eugene Pulliam
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
Dr. Mother
Fulton Lewis JR
Tee
Daly
The
Standard-Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard Morrison
Official Newspaper
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Battle, Mont
By Victor Riesel
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Mite Opera-Comique
International Trade Union and Legal Committee
Cary Grant
By Fred Neher
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