Bay Of Pigs Exile Threats Roil Cuba Watch
Refugees from Cuba report a wartime emergency as exile groups plan to fight on Cuban soil by Wednesday. Exiles describe Cuban troop movements and arrests while officials brace for possible raids similar to the 1961 Bay of Pigs lead up. Leaders Manuel Ray and Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo have vanished from public view amid growing tensions.
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Miami
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Pilan
Ramon Espino
Manuel Ray
San Juan
P.R
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Ray
New Red Attack Awaited In Laos Conflict
Neutralist Gen. Kong Le fortifies Ban Khong near Muong Phanh as Pathet Lao forces seize Muong Phanh after a two day bombardment. Refugees are airlifted to Vientiane while observers note an orderly withdrawal and anticipated new assault.
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Vientiane
Laos
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Ban Khong
Muong Phanh
Vilage
Viet Nam
Bid Opening Thursday On Racine Dam
Bids for the Racine Locks and Dam phase near Huntington will open at 10 am Thursday for site preparation and abutments. Engineers estimate this portion costs 2.5 million dollars. The full high level dam and locks are projected at 70 to 72 million dollars.
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Racine
Huntington
Ohio River
Here
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Reedsville
Belleville
Bomb found near Khrushchev visit site in Oslo
An official said a parcel containing four pounds of explosives was found near the royal estate on the Oslo outskirts where Soviet Premier Khrushchev will stay during a visit next month. An intruder with a dog was seen by a night watchman shortly before 3 a.m. Police withheld details.
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Oslo
Norway
Khrushchev
Royal
Ten Missing In Fire At Sea Off Baja California
A Norwegian freighter Sandanger burned off Baja California with ten missing including the captain after fire and explosions. Forty five survivors were rescued by the German freighter Bodenstein as coast guard crews halted search amid heavy seas and many life rafts found overturned. The Sandanger was en route from Long Beach to Le Havre via the Panama Canal and cargo of cotton bales and wood pulp fed the blaze.
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Coast Guard
Long Beach
le Havre
France
Panama Canal
Baja
Calif
Aftershock Strains Anchorage Residents After Alaska Quake
Anchorage residents reflect on the March 27 earthquake and a continuing series of aftershocks. Doctors report increased nervous complaints but note calm initial reactions and limited mass panic. A survey of 180 residents shows many felt panicky amid aftershocks.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Associated Press
William A. Davis
Alaska Methodist University
J. R. Langdon
Davis’ University
Rights Changes Assailed by Southern Senators
Senator Richard B. Russell told reporters Southerners oppose the package amendments backed by Senate leaders, arguing they would make the civil rights bill more obnoxious. He said no votes will be allowed on amendments this week. The Dixie forces hope for a Wallace boost and caucuses held to discuss the amendments with Attorney General Kennedy present.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Maryland
Russell
Dixie Forces
Alabama
George Wallace
Robert F. Kennedy
Bridgwater Tire Plant Negotiations Resume in Ohio
Representatives of Bridgwater Machine plant and United Auto Workers Local 324 resumed contract negotiations Tuesday at Ohio University’s Baker Center. A federal mediator said the session began at 10 am behind closed doors and offered no late morning comment. Bridgwater tire mold plant workers have been on strike since April 11.
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Bridgwater Machine Plant
United Auto Workers Local 324
Ohio University
Baker Center
Bridgwater
Students Petition Lausche On Rights
Senators receive 750 post cards urging Ohio Senator Frank Lausche to back the civil rights bill after a campus rally at Ohio State University. The cards were mailed Monday to influence the Senate debate on the measure.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senate
Ohio State University
LBJ Tells Congress Urges Speed Up Of Program
House Democratic leaders after a White House breakfast said President Johnson faces a high gear push for substantial legislation including foreign aid, a $125 million supplemental for South Vietnam, a pay raise bill, and a mass transit measure to be sent to the House floor soon.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
White House
Capitol
Albert
South
Viet Nam
Rules Committee
Cambodia Blames U S In Cambodia Border Raid Charge
At the United Nations the Soviet Union attacks U S Southeast Asia policy as Cambodia accuses U S and South Vietnamese forces of border raids into Cambodia killing villagers. The Security Council votes to seat a South Vietnamese representative despite Soviet objections. France backs Cambodia seeking international conference for neutrality of Cambodia.
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N. Y
Soviet Union
U.S
Southeast Asia
UN _ Security Council
Cambodia
United States
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
South Viet Nam
Czechoslovakia
Fedorenko
Washington
Voeunsai Sonn
Saigon
France
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Utah Teachers Stay Off Jobs Amid Education Funding Push
Utah about 10 000 teachers plan another day of walkout while most public schools stay open. The State Board of Education seeks a court order to bar leadership from encouraging contract breaches or strikes as teachers pressure Gov Clyde for more school funding after his refusal to call a special session. Judge Jeppson took the request under advisement as teachers prepare a mass meeting to discuss extending the walkout and not signing next year’s contracts. News of the action echoes across Idaho and national teachers' protests including a 620 teacher walkout in East St Louis.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
East St. Louis
Ill
Salt Lake
George Clyde
John Jacobs
State Board of Education
Utah Education Association
Joseph G. Jeppson
3Rd District Court
George D. Clyde
Clyde
Idaho
Unmasked Navy Impersonator Faces Arraignment in Ohio
James Maurice Jensen, 22, of Columbus, allegedly posed as Navy lieutenant Andre Pierre Maurice Du Valle to win a Men tor State coed’s hand. He wore a uniform at a Chagrin Falls wedding in 1962 and claimed jet piloting service. only three months of enlistment are confirmed. The couple separated after pregnancy and a legal separation. Jensen is jailed in Cleveland awaiting US District Court arraignment.
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Cleveland
Columbus
U. S
James Maurice Jensen
Andre Pierre Maurice du Valle
Jensen
Navy
Robert J. Rotatori
Assistnt
Chagrin Falls
Korea
South Viet Nam
Ohio State
Rotatori
Britons Return To Work After Violent Whitsun Weekend
London reports 86 dead and about 200 teenagers arrested after three days of clashes between Mods and Rockers along the coast. Police detained dozens in Bournemouth as the Festival of Pentecost was observed. the government plans a new law to curb pill possession.
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London
Bournemouth
Local Sports and Community Notices Highlighted
A compact index lists several bios and local items including names and places such as Pleasant and Middleport. It references sports with brief mentions and hints at civic notices and advertisements across area sections.
Brando Ordered to Bed With Inflamed Glands
Hollywood star Marlon Brando is confined to bed with swollen glands described by his doctor as not serious and not mumps.
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Hollywood
Marlon Brando
Disease Peril Blamed On Vaccination Shortfall
Dr David J Spencer of the Public Health Service warned at an Ohio immunization seminar that inadequate vaccination leaves five diseases at risk in American homes. He cited diphtheria whooping cough tetanus smallpox and polio and noted low protection rates among children under five contributing to poliomyelitis cases in 1963.
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Columbus
U. S. Public Health Service
David J. Spencer
Public Health Service
Atlanta
Ohio Public Health Assn
Spencer
Three Die In Fire In Columbus Flat
A brick flat on Columbus east side burned early today killing Garfield Boggs in his late seventies Roberta Baker aged 47 and an unidentified man about 54. Boggs was found face down in the street as firefighters arrived while the other two bodies lay under debris in an upstairs front bedroom. Cause of the blaze was not immediately known.
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Columbus
Columbus’ East Side
Garfield Boggs
Roberta Baker
Boggs
Early Vote Spotty In Maryland
Maryland presidential primary opens with spotty turnout as Gov. George C. Wallace campaigns intensively. The day sees pleasant sunny weather and temperatures in the high 70s. Democratic leaders whisper of Wallace gains while Sen. Daniel B Brewster remains confident his side will prevail.
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Baltimore
Maryland
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Daniel B Brewster
Treasury appoints Robert Gardner as assistant treasurer
State Treasurer John D. Herbert announced the appointment of Robert Gardner from Cincinnati as assistant treasurer. Gardner, a CPA, was manager of the Blue Ash office of First National Bank and will serve as liaison with bankers and financial institutions.
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Columbus
John D. Herbert
Robert Gardner
Cincinnati
Gardner
Blue Ash
First National Bank
Bankers and Financial Institution Said
Round Clock Job Promised By Coleman
William L. Coleman who takes a fifth term as chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party pledges to devote 24 hours a day to the post. The 50 year old Marysville attorney was selected overwhelmingly last Monday amid party harmony sparked by Sen. Stephen M. Young. Coleman said he has farmed out his law practice to focus on the party role.
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Columbus
William L. Coleman
Ohio Democratic Party
Marysville
Stephen M. Young
Coleman
Batavia Farm Youth Killed By Tractor
A 17 year old farm youth was crushed to death when his tractor overturned on the family farm near Batavia. The victim was Kenneth Seibert, son of Mr and Mrs Homer Seibert.
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Batavia
Here
Kenneth Seibert
Homer Seibert
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