Invasion aftermath and 1200 rebels held for swap
The piece weighs the U.S. duty to ransom 1200 rebels Castro offers to swap for 50 tractors. It admits complicity in a failed invasion and argues saving the trapped men may salvage something. It cautions against appearing as aggressors to the world while reflecting on past missteps. A travel diary fragment follows about returning to the U.S.A. and recalling Lindbergh era flights.
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U. S
Castro
Duna & Sen Works
United States
Power Split Reported in South Korea
In Seoul a split emerged within South Korea's new military government over control of the regime. Marines and paratroopers who seized Seoul resisted orders to withdraw to separate camps, demanding seats on the 30 member Revolutionary Council, which is mostly army officers. A Marine colonel sits in the cabinet as a 35 member body is sworn in under Gen Carter B. Magruder.
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Seoul
South Korea
South Korwen
Tuvalutionary Council
Gengral
Army
Foora
Stnday
U. & Gon
Carter B
Magruder
Wider
U. N
South Krena
Castro Warns U S Invaders Will Face Tribunals
KY WEST Fla An official Cuban broadcast warns that captured invaders would be tried before revolutionary tribunals if the United States intervenes in the island. The warning comes amid tensions over a proposed invasion.
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KY West
Fla
United States
Fry
Marshal Force Hiked In Alabama
In Washington General Kennedy announced 200 additional U.S. marshals are being sent to Montgomery Alabama bringing total marshals to 600 or more. He said many marshals have waited 49 hours and the Justice Department seeks sufficient forces to maintain order. The government will use any means including Army if needed as Alabama Governor Patterson has declared martial law in Montgomery.
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Washington
Robert KF. Kennedy
Montgomery
Ala
Kennedy
Alabama
Justice Department
Jobin Patterson
Pow Wow committee denies Indians mistreated at festival
The Southwest Al Indian Pow Wow committee rejected claims that Indians are treated poorly at the Fourth of July festival. Spokesman disputed statements by Indian Association officials alleging mistreatment, saying the charges lack factual basis.
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Southwest
Peat Dant Ine Bickiddy
The
Indian Association
Bickiddy
Awards Assembly Honors 63 ASC Graduates Largest Class
ASC in Flagstaff honors 63 graduates including Rogers of Mageten and Gunckel of Yuma with the President's Prize for service. Wav Wake of Prescott wins the Lowell Award for highest four year average. Sara Blick receives the Eastburn Memorial Scholarship. four sophomores earn Frier Foundation Scholarships. Fourteen seniors receive gold axe pins for service and readership. Commencement to feature Philip J Gilliam juvenile court judge as speaker and Walkup confers degrees at Arizona State College event.
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TD Inte Rogers
Mageten
Vernon Gunckel
Yuma
Arizona State College Today
ASC
Miss Rogers
Gunekel
J. Lakence Wal Joup
Boll
Wav‘ry Wake
Prescots
Lowell
Constance Lowell
Percival Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Walter
Henry Gidlas
Wall Street Journal
Eastburn
Sara Blick
Dir. L. A. Easburn
Arizona
Thomas Comray Frier
Dellit Powell Frier
Pioneer
Steven Jaynes
Camp Verde
Peggy Collins
Willcox
McArthur Hill
Leslie Kirk
B. Wilson Sr
ASE
Page Mine
J. Lawrence
Arizona SA College
Pra
Philip J3. Gilliam
Denver
Cola
Millard Kinney
Dretke
Rodgers
First Baptist Church
Waldo S. Richards
First Congregational Church
Flagstall
Fiwood W. Bradford
Board of Regents
Universities
Collees
Charles Meister
J. Lawrence Walkup
Witzil W. Gillenwater
Walkup
Robert C. Bunson
Associated Press
San Francisco
Paul G. Sliphar
City Council to hear 900000 water sewer bond plan
The City Council Tuesday is expected to move forward with a 900000 dollar water and sewer bond issue to fund expansion and system improvements. Joe Remes of the bonding firm is to present the preliminary documents at the 7:30 am meeting at City Hall. The city manager has called for bids on engineering for 800000 dollars worth of water and sewer projects to be included in the bond issue and a report on proposed water research will be presented. The agenda includes a public hearing on AR zone setback requirements and review of Planning and Zoning actions.
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Flagstall
Joe Remes
Jaf Rennes, Ely, Beck and Co
City Hall
City Menager
Maggie) Polliam
Pulliam
Connecticut
Harry Field Jr
City Planning and Zoning
Manning
Armed Forces Day fete draws 3500 at Navajo Ordnance Depot
Military civilian groups collaborated for a high profile Armed Forces Day at Navajo Ordnance Depot in Flagstaff Williams area drawing over 3,500 attendees. Visitors viewed exhibits by Civil Air Patrol, American Legion, National Guard, recruiting services and depot facilities amid gale winds and roving demonstrations including Army transport display and special train tours.
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Arizona
Betwvaen
QR. B. Myvick
Col
B.S. Palmer
Onmnanea
Sixth Army
Roll
Wohhier
Playstait
Es Chait
Flagstaff High School
Flagstaff
Iui Williams
Civil Aim Patrol
National Guard
Army, Navy and Marine
NOD
U5. Ni Observatory
U.S. Forest Service
Small Business Administration
of Cause
NOM
Algo
Army Transportation Corps
Santa Fe Railroad
Winslow Barlny
Naval Observatory
Armed Forces
Headquadera
Nayak Ordnanes
JT Arizonnen
Connecticut
New York
Fost Roure
Evhitlig
Endrifien
Defense Aide Reveals Plan to Close Four Army Depots
A senior Defense Department official told California Rep. J F Baldwin that four of six West Army ordnance depots would close, including Navajo Depot near Flagstaff and Mt Rainier and Umatilla arsenals, leaving Valet Utah and Sierra depot open. Officials later said Navajo could see limited service status but no force reductions.
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Defense Department
California
Department
Flagstaff
Asistant Defense
Thomas D. Morris
Rep
Juhn
F. Baldwin
Calif
Benicia
Mr. Rainier
Wash
Mt. Rainier
Umatilla
Ore
Arsenal
Yooele
Utah
Sierra
Herlong
Bald
Therm al & Surprise
NOD
Wayne L. Wood
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Washington, D. C
Chief of Ordnance
Nine Missing in Missile Plant Blast at Cumberland
Nine workers were missing and six injured after an explosion and fire at a Nav Facility producing solid propelant for missiles. The blast occurred at 7:00 am in a pilot plant near Cumberland, Maryland, with search efforts hampered by fire and a large area.
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Cumberland
Hercules Powder Co
Pertisor
Allegany Ballistics Laboratory
Bureau of Naval Weapons
Jui
West Virginia
Missig
Phoenix Gas Price War Flares Up Again
In PHOENIX INDIANOT news the gasoline price war restarts with Planin Oil dropping regular from 1.00 to 0.684 and premium from 0.389 to 0.319 per gallon over the weekend. Independent dealers matched the reductions, marking the third fluctuation in fuel prices this period.
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Apni
Mnot oil “company _ enters
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Middle East
Idlewild
Long Island
Ima
Amsterdam
Adust
Clance
Atlantic
Charles Lindberg
Paris
Assembly
Arizonaa State College
Robert ©. Bunson
Associated Press Bureau
San Frnneisco
Lawrence Walkup
Bart. Elpher
Ema
Hanson
Andiuring
Katherine
ASQ
Richardson Morse
Claremont Galt
Aconda
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