State Department Faces Cuba Policy Critique Over Castro
A Latin American diplomat questions U S stance on Castro noting Washington condemns Castro while aiding Britain to detain Cuban exile Manuel Ray. He argues U S actions undermine efforts to overthrow Castro and harm Latin American trust in U S policy.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
State Department
Cuba
Manuel Ray
Washington
London
Fidel Cas
Tro
Latin America
U.S
Nehru’s Death Affects India’s Future Direction
The article discusses India after Nehru, highlighting a one party Congress era led by a dominant leader. It notes potential shifts due to drought and external pressures, including Sino-Indian border tensions and Kashmir disputes, amid economic strains and competing influences from Washington and Moscow.
Sullivan donor gifts memorial library bookplates
George Hammond Sullivan a New York attorney gave Handley Library heirlooms and a check to fund new books with a memorial bookplate for his mother Mrs Mary Mildred Hammond Sullivan. Critics claimed the World's Fair was a flop though Grover Whalen insisted the $155 million exposition had already gone over the top. Mr and Mrs Clark Legge hosted a reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson.
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George Hammond Sullivan
New York
Handley Library
C. Vernon Eddy
Mary Mildred Hammond Sullivan
Grover A. Whalen
Thas
Clark Legge
Robert Anderson
Attack on royal train in Russia shocks 1914 readers
Fifty years prior a bold attempt to derail a special train carrying Czar Nicholas and family near Tschudowo failed as several coaches were hurled from the track and the line torn. The Czar and party had been traveling after a visit to King Charles of Kuntendil Roumania. The Star notes Crystal Confectionery fresh daily Coney Island salt water taffy at 20 cents a pound. Mrs J Earle Carter had visited her parents in town and returned to Baltimore with Miss Frances Gold who would visit relatives there.
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Nicholas
Czarevitch Alexis
Tschudowo
Russia
Charles
Kuntendil
Roumania
Star
Coney Island
J. Earle Carter
Frank Walter
Baltimore
Frances Gold
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
Mrs Thomas J Preston the former Mrs Grover Cleveland was blinded years before her death. He learned braille and she used a braille typewriter to aid the blind, notably sending a Navajo teacher monthly bundles of readings. She died at eighty three, leaving a final act of generous reading to a friend. True Christian love needs no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Preston
Grover Cleveland
Bounds of Judicial Self-Restraint Overstated by Court
A critical editorial argues the Supreme Court overstepped constitutional bounds in reapportionment rulings. It cites Justices Harlan and Stewart condemning the Court for substituting its view for state constitutions and urges Congress or a new constitutional amendment to restore states' control over legislative districting.
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High
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Union
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Harlan
Harlan
Justice Stewart
Justice. Clark
Congress
Double-Talk Tricks for Social Advancement
HAL BOYLE illustrates social double-talk with examples aimed at advancing status in society and business. The tips suggest saying opposite or evasive lines to appear sincere while avoiding direct statements on sensitive topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kee Off The Santae Weekend Plans Dreamed
A fragmentary page note reflects on busy weekends and parental roles. The speaker muses on mothers guiding children and the wishful hope that birds could read. The text mixes playful complaints with a sense of time slipping away.
What Kind of Government Are You Leaving Me
A junior high student’s letter questions government power in health care schooling housing and taxes. He asks who decides his learning future and whether government programs burden or aid his prospects, warning against cradle to grave state control and urging self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeSueur
Minnesota
News-Herald
Virginia Farm Bureau News
Washington
America
New York Mother Fights School Pairing to Achieve Racial Balance
Mrs. Patricia Jackson, a New York mother and head of her school’s Parents Association, sues the Board of Education to block the plan that would move her child from P. S. 58 to P. S. 28. She argues the move risks safety and school quality, reflecting broader civil rights debates.
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New York
David Jackson
Patricia
Lynnell
P. S
Parents Association
Board of Education
P. S. 28
Jackson
P. S. 58
Tremont
Webster Avenues
Amebiasis Now Found Across the United States
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains amebiasis infects about 10 percent of people, often with no symptoms. Diagnosis relies on blood tests and stool exams, while prevention centers on clean water, boiled or bottled water for travelers, safe vegetables, and fly control. Treatments include emetine, quinacrine, and chloroquine.
Fragmentary Thought Chronicle Reads Like Patchwork
A garbled excerpt mentions thoughts and mind and a reference to Waldo Emerson. The text appears as jumbled phrases lacking clear event, person, or location details. No coherent news item or date can be extracted from the fragment.
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Nehru
Norries
Subcontinent
Southeast Asia
All-India Congress
Red China
Pakistan
Kashmir
Communists
Kerala
Earl L. Douglas
By David Lawrence
Unider
Maine
Hawaii
Alaska
Texas
Hal Boyle
Grace
George
Abernathy
Alice
Tole
Rose
Marie
Ronald
Hal Cochran
The
Norfolk Ledger Star
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Tropics
Waldo Emerson
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