Soviet spying on Guantanamo base escalates amid patrols
The article reports intensified Soviet intelligence activity near the Guantanamo Bay area with ships deploying radar and surveillance gear to probe U S defenses. Cuban ports are cited as co conspirators in monitoring American naval facilities while Cuba seeks sugar trade with the USSR.
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Eisenhower Manila schedule shows honors and talks today
President Eisenhower's Manila program lists 10 a.m. honorary degree from the University of the Philippines 11:05 a.m. wreaths at Ft McKinley 1:15 p.m. luncheon with Philippine and American chambers of commerce 4:30 p.m. reception and bestowal of the Rajah of the Order of Sikatuna 8:15 p.m. dinner for President and Mrs Garcia 11 p.m. depart on the USS St Paul for Taipei Formosa tomorrow morning Manila time is 13 hours ahead of EST
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Congress Accelerates Efforts on Minimum Wage Bill
Washington and Columbus reports detail House Labor Committee support to raise the federal minimum wage to 1.35 an hour in steps and extend coverage to over 4 million workers. Senate actions, administration opposition, and financing debates accompany the push ahead of key votes.
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AMVETS Prepare For State Convention
AMVETS hold regular meeting at Post Home with Cmdr. Ed Jones presiding. Convention opens in Los Angeles July 11 after Jones returns from Austin where Texas Democrats signaled presidential ambitions. Senate leader hints Congress may reconvene in August if needed amid nominees Nixon Johnson Symington Kennedy. Des Moines reports U S turkey production in 1959 at 1.9 million with 6 percent gain expected in 1960.
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