Trade ties with Cuba show Western Europe defying embargo
The article notes Cuba’s economic woes from poor sugar harvests and US embargo pressures. It lists Western Europe and others like France Spain Britain Canada Japan Italy and West Germany as trading with Cuba despite the embargo, arguing united action could hit the Soviet supported regime and aid prospects for change.
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Compromise in Czechoslovakia tightens Soviet reach
The piecewise autonomy in Czechoslovakia is praised by some as a half loaf, but it tightens Moscow's grip on Central Europe. The Kremlin pushed a border shift and troop stance that narrows Western trade and channels Czech industry eastward, while Western Europe edges closer to Moscow. The outcome echoes Masaryk's warning that liberty must be guarded against renewed control.
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Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Munich
Prague
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Bahamas workers to aid apple harvest for first time
About 125 Bahamians are set to arrive in a few days to help pick apples marking a historic start for the local industry. The piece also notes the Union Bank of Winchester assets sold to Farmers and Merchants Bank, which will close on Sept 15, with officers listed, plus a World War I scene in France and social events in Petersburg.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Fred Twaite
C.P. McVicar
Onward Christian Soldiers Reimagines Faith as Active Battle
Daily meditation argues Christians are soldiers not meek followers. It upholds Christ as a virile leader whose cross becomes a battle standard. The piece rejects withdrawal from life and praises bold, determined faith with a call to confront evil.
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Christ
Baring-Hould
Humphrey's Three Assets By TOM WICKER
Richard Nixon's dominance in public opinion hides Humphrey's fragile standing amid Johnson's unpopularity and a volatile race. The piece cites three assets Nixon uses to blunt Humphrey: Wallace's candidacy, Johnson’s ongoing power, and Nixon’s own appeal to liberal Democrats.
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Texas
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John McKeithen
Selecting a Dentist In a Strange City
An advice piece by William Lawrence D.D. on how to choose a dentist when you are new to town. It warns against casual selection and offers methods such as asking your old dentist, contacting the local dental association, asking employers, consulting a university dental school, calling a hospital, or visiting an emergency room for immediate care. It also notes the risk of relying on availability over ability and includes a short quiz scoring plan.
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Eugene McCarthy
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Memory as timeless currency and reflections on life
HAL BOYLE reflects that memory is a wealth that grows with time and cannot be bought, citing era details, humor, and social snapshots of midcentury life. A reader letter from Milton K. Apper son in White Post, Va. argues gun control is ineffective and endorses mental hygiene and Americanism to avert crime and communism.
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America
TV Riots Stir Chicago Clash Over Coverage
The piece notes networks declined Daley's request to explain the Chicago unrest on air while footage shown mainly captured police clashes. It cites critics like Tom Hayden and J Edgar Hoover, warns of nationwide Chicago-style demos, and questions DOJ action against riot inciters amid congressional pressure and FBI activity.
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