Sister of Castro Defector Charges Cuban Betrayal
Fidel Castro’s sister Juanita Castro Ruz defected in Mexico City charging the Cuban leadership betrayed the revolution and sold out to the Soviet Union. She described 75,000 political prisoners and Cuba as a giant prison under deteriorating conditions and questioned the 63 million dollars in medicines exchanged for Bay of Pigs prisoners.
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Better Health What About Our School Children
J H Crenshaw M D of St Louis Missouri states seventy five percent of St Louis school children have spinal curvature or defect and this causes serious diseases later. He urges periodical screenings of eyes ears nose throat and teeth but notes spine often causes these problems. He recommends a chiropractic physical before returning to school and says spinal defects can be corrected during growth. Next article next Monday published by Georgia Chiropractic Association.
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Officials Hit Gainesville Sewage Pump
Gainesville Georgia pumps as much as 3.8 million gallons of raw sewage daily into Lake Lanier well beyond the 1.5 million design capacity. State officials say the flow is increasing due to poultry processing loads and a bond to expand the plant is pending construction in about a year. The Corps and Smithsonian note other displays in Washington.
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Atlanta Negro Leader Urges Open GOP Convention
John H. Calhoun of Atlanta warns that Republicans risk trouble next November if Barry Goldwater holds a closed convention. He urges Goldwater to release pledged delegates with a pledge to vote for him, suggesting the party would be solidified if open. Calhoun, a GOP ally of MLK Jr, was named a special assistant to GOP Chairman William Miller.
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Red China war talk stirs confusion as politics weigh
AP report notes White House faces a fine line between blunt warnings to Red China and domestic politics. It highlights tensions over how Johnson pursues a peace policy while Southeast Asia remains unstable as China and North Vietnam advance.
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