The Aging Leaders of Communism Echo Fidel Castro's Youth
The piece notes Palmiro Togliatti's death at 71 and argues aging communist leaders, except Fidel Castro at 39, show reduced fervor. It discusses Khrushchev, Stalin's legacy, and the inertia of the 14 communist nations, with a view of potential peaceful inroads and shifting power.
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Palmiro Togliatti
Marx
Engles
Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Mr. Stalin
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Hungary
Land
East Germany
Ear
Vietnam
Congo
Cyprus
de Gaulles
Daladier declares French rail system for war use
The Star Files recalls 1939 when Premier Daladier announced immediate requisitioning of all French railways with trains, supplies, employees and rolling stock for military needs. Frederick Clarke and Winchester received 27030.65 dollars from the Virginia ABC Board as liquor sale profits. Betty Riley hosted guests Betty Peach and Lee Peach of Round Bay Maryland. Foster brothers F R and W M returned from Bristol Virginia on business for Cole Acetylent Manufacturing. Grace Orndorff left on the Shenandoah Special to Elon College. Bryan Timberlake arrived from Baltimore visiting Evelyn Byrne on West Water Street.
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Paris
Messrs
F. R
W.M. Foster
Bristol
Tonn
Cole Acetylent Manufacturing Company
Grace Orndorff
Elon “College
North Carolina
Bryan Timberlake
Winchester
Baltimore
Evelyn Byrne
West Water Street
Republicans Blame Themselves If They Can’t Win In November
Henry J. Taylor blames the Republicans for possible defeat citing Kennedy Johnson era failures The piece argues the Cuba crisis Laos and Vietnam missteps without decisive action and criticizes the Johnson administration on debt inflation and civil unrest while warning against national decline
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Bay of Pigs
United States
Cuba
Kennedy-Johnson
Anna Johnson
Daily Meditation By Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas urges readers to confront jealousy as a destructive flame that harms happiness. He argues envy is foolish and that triumph eludes the jealous, urging a courageous freeing from this tyrant to protect what is precious.
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Earl L. Douglas
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson Praised As Warm Uncalculating Leader
Atlantic City notes Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson's approachable character and generous investment in people as she arrives for the convention. The article recalls her early days with Lynda and Luci, her public speaking growth, and the warmth she brings to political life.
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Atlantic City
Margaret Price
Democratic National Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Calaridge
Lynda
Luci
Mrs. Johnson
Ladybird
Washington
Lyndon
Does Child Refusal to Attend School Reflect Mothers Fault
Dr. Wayne Brandstadt discusses school refusal as anxiety or fear in children, often tied to bullying, fear of failure, or overprotective parenting. He notes mild tranquilizers as a last resort and urges psychiatric evaluation when firmness fails. The Q A covers cranial synostosis in a 3 month old and a memory scoring quiz with general questions on geography and history.
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Manila Bay
Asiatic Islands
Greenland
Australia
U.S
Mexico
Campaign Explosive Tone Marks Early 1964 Race
James Marlow reports a heated start to the presidential race with sharp exchanges between Goldwater and Johnson. Miller and Burch level charges on integrity and morality as Humphrey labels Goldwater extreme, while both campaigns anticipate a volatile contest ahead.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
United States
Goldwater
William E. Miller
Dean Bruch
Republican National Committee
Burch
Bureh
Burchard
Goldwat
Vietnam
Miller-Burch
Arizona
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Atlantic City
Humphrey
Congress
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By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
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