Castro Claims U S Aims to Spark Cuban Revolt
Fidel Castro denounces Eisenhower and Herter as backing a fifth column plan to incite counter revolutionary action in Cuba. In a lengthy Havana address he accuses U S authorities of stirring internal dissidents and ties to Batista remnants at Guantanamo. Castro repeats warnings of U S military probes and notes actions harming American investments, while coughing and stressing vigilance in Oriente and Santiago.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
Cuba
Christian A. Herter
Castro
Herter
United States
Organization of American States
Ike
Francisca Franca
Spain
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
U.S
Santia- 20
Oriente
Purgencia Batista
Batista
Sierra Maestra
Manuel Beston
Beaton
Italy faces new phase in postwar government crisis
Rome Italy's gravest postwar government crisis enters a new phase as parliamentary elections loom. President Giovanni Gronchi awaits the next move after former premier Amintore Fanfani failed to form a left-of-center government. The Christian Democrats face division and possible losses if elections are called.
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Rome
Italy
Giovanni Gronchi
Amintore Fanfanii
Christian Democrats
Fanfani
Gronchi
Catledge of Times Heads Editor Group in Society
Washington Turner Catledge of the New York Times was elected president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors succeeding J R Wiggins of the Washington Post. Felix R McKnight of the Dallas Times Herald became first vice president and Lee Hills of Knight newspapers was elected second vice president.
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Washington
Turner
Catledge
New York Times
American Society of Newspaper Editors
J. R. Wiggins
The
Washington Post
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas Times Herald
McKnight
Lee Hills
Oll the
Knight Newspapers
Non-Swimmer Jumps From Boat In Lake Adrian and Drowns
Lenawee county reports the drowning of 18 year old Henry Warvel in Lake Adrian after jumping from a boat and unable to swim. Skin divers and sheriff deputies searched the muddy water for a 50 minute drag, finding the body about 140 feet from shore in ten feet of water as darkness fell. Henry Warvel, born Feb 9, 1942 in Adrian, is survived by his parents and a sister. funeral arrangements are pending at Braun Funeral Home.
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Lenawee County
Adrian
Snyder Adrian
Henry
Hoch Avenue
Limes
Gottleblit
Ballenberger
Ballenberger Road
Baltenberger
Floyd Guy Jr
Eugene Pall
David Snyder
Robert Stites
Wilber Vogel
Louis Milligan
Vogel
John Warvel
William Shumate
West South Street
Stites
John Mowery
Hgh
Warvel
Clara VanWormer
Montpelier
Ohio
LeRoy
Braun Funeral Home
Three Lutheran Denominations Unite In Impressive Ceremony
In Minneapolis, Holy Communion opened a ceremony uniting three Lutheran bodies into a single American Lutheran Church. About 1,000 representatives in robes formed a triple procession to the city auditorium for the official union, with presidents of the three bodies signing hands to seal the merger.
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Minneapolis
Yné
Henry F. Schuh
Columbus
William Larson
Blair
Nebr
Jont Union
American Lutheran Church
Martin Luther
God
American Lutheran, Evangelical Lutheran
United Evangelical Lutheran Churches
U.S. Economy Mixed Signals Slow Toward Boom
In New York i Business notes 1960 will be good but not a boom. First quarter earnings show both records and declines. Ford, Chrysler, Union Carbide report gains while American Airlines and others fall. Industrial output rises with autos and steel up, inventories steady, and GDP at a record 498 billion dollars.
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Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Union Carbide Corp
Morse G. Oil
JC. Alexander
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New York
American Airlines
B F
Goodrich Co
U.S. $, Rubber Co
du Pont Co
Douglas Aircraft
Wall Street
American Telephone & Telegram Co
Ecouncil of
Japanese Students Protest U S Japan Security Treaty
Japanese students from Zengakuren and allied groups rallied outside the Diet to oppose the new security pact with the United States. Police blocked the approach as liberal lawmakers prepared emergency moves to ratify the treaty despite socialist opposition. Diet activity stalled as Liberal Democrats plan interim reporting to the lower house through May 16.
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Tory i
U.s.japan
Diet
Zengakuren
Students Federation
League of Communists
Japan Communist Party
Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal Democrats
Legal union after 28 years ends long wait
Corpus Christi, Texas report notes Valentin Vargas, 68, and Domitika Medina, 59, were married yesterday, 29 years after their first wedding. The Sacred Heart Cathedral has no record of their first marriage, except a document dated March 23, 1932, not deemed legal proof for a Speniston.
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Corpus Christi, Texim
Valentin Vargas
Domitika Medina
Corpus Christi Sacred Heart Cathedral
Speniston
Robot Weatherman Adds To Knowledge From Space
Washington reports that America’s first robot weatherman the Tiros satellite has learned storms share structure with tropical and non tropical systems. Since its April launch it has completed over 400 orbits, taken more than 7000 photos, and shown organized cloud patterns including spiral formations over major oceans and the United States. Tokyo notes Christian leader Toyohiko Kagawa died at 72 after a year of illness, his last words urging world peace and harmony in Japan.
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Washington
America
Tiros
Space Messenger
F. W. Reichelderfer
Weather Bureau
United States
North Atlantic Ocean
North
South Pacific Oceans
Indian Ocean
Tokyo
Toyohiko Kagawa
Japan
Rhee to yield strong man power in Korean shakeup
Seoul reports Syngman Rhee will reshape South Korea by returning to a premier cabinet system while remaining head of state. He aims to relinquish power to calm unrest after brutal police crackdowns. Vice president-elect Lee Kis Poong resigns amid calls for reform and new elections.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
South Korea
Y. T. Pyun
Liberal Party
Pyun
Lee Kis Poong
Chang
John Chang
Lee
US 4
Syngman, Rhee
Ree
May Blossom Festivals Highlight Michigan Travel Attractions
The State Tourist Council lists SLOSSOM festivals in May led by the Twin Cities Blossom Festival in Benton Harbor St. Joseph May 1 7. Holland hosts the Tulip Festival May 11 14 and Traverse City area plans a blossoms blessing in May as cherry trees bloom.
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Lansing
State Tourist Council
Twin Cities
Benton Harbor-St. Joseph
Holland
Traverse City
Jin Ploom
Good Smelt Runs Start In North
Warm weather continues over the weekend, the state conservation department reports smelt runs starting in Weaver Creek and Leland Harbor in Lee Lunau county. Commercial fishermen note runs in Northport harbor with small catches at Platt River and Honor Creek Benzie county. Light runs seen from Boardman River and Mitchell Yuba and Acme creeks in Grad Traverse county.
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Lansing
State Conservation Department
Weaver Creek
Leland Harbor
Leelunau County
Northport Harbor
Platt River
Honor Creek
Benzie County
Boardman River
Mitchell
Yuba
Acme
Grad
Traverse County
Armed Forces Buy Drugs From Italy
Washington reports the armed forces began purchasing medicines abroad at prices far below American firms. The unofficial Arm Navy Air Force Journal notes protests by the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association to the comptroller general and state department regarding patent violations and potential conflicts with the Buy American Act.
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Washington
Navy-Air Force Journal
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Assn
Rebel Leader Castro Leon Captured Near Tachira
In Venezuela, Maria Castro Leon, head of the western revolt, was captured yesterday by attackers near a Tachira village after disguising as a peasant. Three other rebel officers were named by the government. Castro Leon had led rebels from Colombia into Venezuela and seized an army post at San Cristobal.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Tesas Maria Castro Leon
Prasanty Royal
Romulo Betancourt
Castro Leon
Tachira
Cols
Hubelda Graziani
Manuel Silva Gaillan
Jose Isabel Gutiarre
San Cristobal
Tachiru Brovince
Missing Convair plane with three aboard disappears over Utah
A Convair B-58 Hustler with three employees aboard vanished yesterday over northern Utah after reporting trouble and canceling a radar mission. A search began today, involving Hill AFB and forces from Hamilton AFB and units across Utah, Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, and Mexico.
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Salt Lake City
Road Restoration Proceeds Steadily Says Engineer
County road engineer William A. Burchfield reports steady progress on repairing and rebuilding dozens of roads damaged by the spring breakup. Oakwood Lubaree and Rogers roads near Tecumseh are finished and gravel reversion aids frost resilience. Next week Britton Highway north of Clin-Macon Road will revert to gravel. total operation cost is about 600000. recapping by Ramus Company of Adrian.
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William A. Burchfield
Oakwood
Lubaredee
Rogers Roads
Tecumseh
Burchfield
Britton Highway
Clon-Macon
Commission Fria Firestone
Midwest Distributors
Ramus Company of
Adrian
Aviation pioneer takes own life after birthday speech
Philadelphia reports that Harold Pilea, a pioneer in American aviation who helped develop air mail service, shot himself at his Bryn Hyin home shortly after delivering a humorous birthday speech for his brother. Dr. John Simpson, Montgomery County coroner, ruled death suicide.
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Philadelphia
I — Tarold Pilea
Bryn ‘Ihyn
John Simpson
Montgomery Court
Vair
Police Prepare Massive Guard for De Gaulle Visit
More than 1000 police will be assigned to French President Charles de Gaulle during his two day New York stay next week. He will fly in from Washington in President Eisenhower's plane and receive a ticker tape parade on lower Broadway. De Gaulle will be the guest of Mayor Robert F. Wagner and depart Wednesday for San Francisco with also planned visits to New Orleans.
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DE Gaulle
New York
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Eisenhower
Robert F. Wagner
San Francisco
New Orleans
De Gaulle Urges Easing Of Tensions In Talks With Eisenhower
President Charles de Gaulle proposed that the Paris summit focus on easing East West tensions and start disarmament talks rather than solving Berlin. He urged limited nuclear arms in reciprocal control and a detente while pursuing selective questions. This followed a 70 minute White House conference during his four day Washington visit. He and Eisenhower exchanged toasts at a White House dinner, underscoring a shared aim of peace and security.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Berlin
de Gaulle
National Press Club
Eisenhower
White House
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