Sugar politics show Soviet control over Cuba economy
The Soviet Union uses a three million ton sugar pact with Cuba to dominate world sugar markets and extract profits while forcing higher U.S. costs. Dr. Jose Illan notes Moscow profits about 300 million this year and Americans pay roughly 500 million more for sugar. Castro gains a million tons for his regime, netting roughly 140 million in foreign exchange as Havana remains economically tethered to Moscow.
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Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Russia
United States
Kremlin
Castro
Jose M. Illan
Castroland
Free Cuba Movement
Morocco
Japan
Great Britain
Egypt
Italy
Canada
Iraq
Finland
Chile
Ceylon
Norway
Belgium
Greece
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Sudan
Netherlands
Moscow
British moral outcry over Profumo scandal and security breach
The piece notes British public reaction to John Profumo and his link to Christine Keeler and Yevgeni Ivanov, arguing the scandal tests national security trust and moral codes. It cites Parliament doubts, political exploitation around Harold Macmillan, and Macaulay’s quip on Britain's periodic fits of morality.
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John Profumo
Profumo
Christine Keeler
Yevgeni Ivanov
Soviet Union
London
House of Commons
Ivanov
Christine
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Britain
Thomas Babington Macaulay
Latins Gain Private Aid in Battle Against Communist Labor Networks
The piece describes US private citizen led efforts under the American Institute For Free Labor Development to aid Latin American unions. Projects include 3100 homes in Mexico City Balbuena costing 1500 to 4000 dollars and a 400000 loan to Tela Railroad Workers Union in Honduras. Cheddi Jagan protests this counter propaganda and cites 78 projects across 19 nations worth over 900 million dollars.
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Cheddi Jagan
British Guiana
Fidel Castro
Jagan
Latin America
U.S
J. Peter Grace
W. R. Grace and Co
George Meany
Labor
American Institute For Free Labor Development
Meany
Grace
Global Labor Organization
Mexico
Argentina
Institute
William Doherty Jr
Afl-Cio
Graphic Arts Workers Union of
Mexico City
American Labor Federation
Balbuena
Tela Railroad Workers Union
la Lima
Honduras
Agency For International Development (Aid
The
American Institute
Serafino Romualdi
K St
Chile
Peru
Uruguay
Bolivia
Colombia
el Salvador
Subversion Alarm Tills Latin America From Cuba Report
A regional committee of eight Latin American nations told the Organization of American States that Communist subversion in Latin America has intensified over the past year, aided by Soviet power in Cuba. The panel faulted United States policy and warned that American passive stance endangers regional security.
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Latin America
Cuba
Organization of American States
United States
Kennedy
Western Hemisphere
Secretary Rusk Aims for Candor in Senate Heads Butt
Secretary Rusk testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the foreign aid program amid sharp exchanges with both parties. The debate centers on the Hickenlooper Amendment tying aid to compensation for seized property, and echoes calls to avoid aiding nationalized industries while resisting pro Communist policy in Latin America and Europe.
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Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Treaed
Sen. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
U. S
Democrats
Honduras
Brazil
Ceylon
Haw
State Department
Clay
Sen
Lausche
India
Dieting holds promise for high blood pressure cure
Dr Molner notes high blood pressure can sometimes be controlled by weight loss and diet changes. A 61 year old patient lost 32 pounds and saw blood pressure drop from 220/110 to 150/90 after dieting. Medication may be needed if weight loss does not normalize pressure.
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Dr. Molner
Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post
Official newspaper of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte. Public notices, legal notices, and community news published in the Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post.
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Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post
The
Standard Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Silver Bow County
Butte
Roots of Crime Traced by Criminologists in Tribune
TERRE HAUTE IND Tribune notes criminologists confess limited knowledge of what type of person becomes a criminal. The roots of crime run deep in many directions and have been only imperfectly traced.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Tribune
End of the Bracero Program Seen in Sight
The House voted 174 to 158 against extending the bracero program to end 1965. Initiated in 1951 to address farm labor shortages, the program brought Mexican workers earning about 100 million annually. Critics argue Americans won’t accept the low wages and stoop labor. domestic unemployment ran around 6 percent.
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ST. Louis Post-Dispatch
House
Mexico
Rep
Sisk
California
Rep. Gonzales
Texas
Tortilla Trial: Goldwater Chews Through Politics at Mexican Embassy
A lively embassy scene features Sen. Barry Goldwater and Ymelda arguing over tortillas and politics. The exchange touches on Goldwater’s possible 1964 presidential bid as he jokes about an audience with Jack and conflicting intimates, while observers like Eva Samano de Lopez Mateos watch.
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Ymelia
Caramba
al Ymelda
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Eva Samano de Lopez Mateos
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Our
Sister
Republic
Washington
Ymelda
Senora Antonio Carrillo Flores
Goldwater
Barbara Sena
Santa Fe
N.M
America
Barbara
Jack
J. Edward Day
Navy
Fred Korth
GOP
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