Kissed by possibility a Cuban thaw edges closer
Wall Street Journal correspondent from Havana reports that a limited rapprochement between Cuba and the United States may be possible as mutual attitudes improve. He notes about 3,000 Russians in Cuba and $4.6 billion spent by the Soviet Union to strengthen the Cuban economy and arm supply. Castro signals openness to deeper Soviet military ties, while Havana sources say Moscow uses coercive pressure and cautions Cuba against exporting revolution. Washington’s cautious gesture could bolster U.S. prestige, though Cuba remains economically dependent and wary of American initiative.
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Robert Keatley
Wall Street Journal
Havana
Cuba
United States
Washington
Soviet Union
Castro
Keatley
Che Guevara
Bolivia
Russia
Fidel
U.S
America
Fidel Castro
Indian princes face cutbacks and fading privileges
Indian maharajas and nawabs lose annual government allowances and tax exemptions after Prime Minister Mrs. Gandhi curbs the payments. The princes, who ceded land at independence, formed a union but face a bleak fate as lines and benefits shrink.
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India
Moscow Profits From Fiat's Strike Woes
Turin grows with Fiat and Northern Italy booming as the plant’s wage and union actions ripple through Italy. The piece notes Turin's population rise, high output, and the influx of southern workers, a CGIL role, and how strikes affect trade and Fiat's dominance.
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Moscow
Fiat
Frederick County Supervisors Allocate Second Quarter Funds
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved operating funds for the second quarter including 369 300 for schools. Christine Aiken won a prize at Hafer House grand opening. Nelda Gail Dean wed Samuel Glover Long at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Trophies and ribbons will grace nine classes at the Winchester SPCA Bog Show at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. Vernon Thomas of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad spoke at the Winchester Kiwanis weekly lunch. The Shawnee District Boy Scouts held its first full Court of Honor at the Episcopal Chapel. George R. Haines praised by Maj Gen William C Chase for Red Cross work as hunters prep for squirrel season.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Christine Aiken
Hafer House
Nelda Gail Dean
Samuel Glover Long
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Vernon Thomas
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Shenandoah Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Episcopal Chapel
George R. Haines
William C. Chase
First Cavalry Division
U.S
Tokyo
Red Cross
Get Used to Change and the Weight of Age
Daily Meditation argues that aging brings resistance to change, but cautions against vanity in assuming maturity means wisdom. It notes rapid global change, urges respecting experience while accepting inevitability, and emphasizes adapting to ongoing transformation.
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China
Electoral College Debate Divides Conservatives in Senate
Washington's debate over abolishing the Electoral College for direct popular vote shows a split within conservative values. The issue centers on states' rights versus the risk of a president elected with fewer popular votes. Proposals favor proportional or district-based electoral votes as a possible compromise.
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Washington
Senate
America
White House
House of Representatives
New York
Sen
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Afl-Cio
Where It Goes Primate Center Funding and Land Use Controversy
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare allocated 64 million dollars to seven schools for primate centers. The University of California used 465000 dollars to buy 300 acres but kept 11 acres for the primate center while using the rest for agriculture research.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University of California
General Accounting Office
Blanket brings toddler security in sad event column
Wayne G Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on toddler attachment to a security blanket, dexedrine use for hyperactivity, non habit forming Deaner side effects, and managing temper tantrums with love and firmness. The piece invites further questions for general interest.
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Deaner
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A prompt quiz booklet lists 10 daily scores to gauge IQ levels from Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten questions including grammar correction, vegetarian myths, pantry items, Cheves Ravine, Chesapeake Bay, post Chamberlain PM, Portugal, the 48th state, metal in an ore, and the largest invasion operation.
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Majoram
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Ill
Cheves Ravine
Chesapeake Bay
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Portugal
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S.P.A
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Leyland Motor Corporation
Governconeaban
Africa
CGIL
NOTG
Earl L. Douglas
William S. White
Birmingham
Ala
Thanx
Dannette Carpenter
Kan
NEA, Inc
West Third St
Cleveland
Ohio
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Blanket
Toddler
I.Q
Winchester Evening Star
Advertising and Business
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O’connell
Winchester
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