Castro Plays Ping Pong With U S Students Visit
Fidel Castro joins table tennis with fifty American students who defied a U S State Department travel ban during their Varadero visit in Cuba.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
3
Fidel Castro joins table tennis with fifty American students who defied a U S State Department travel ban during their Varadero visit in Cuba.
Police hunt a sadist believed to have killed two career girls in their Manhattan apartment. Janice Wyle, 21, Newsweek researcher, and Emily Hoffert, 22, were stabbed and bound with torn sheets. Wyle’s father Max Wylie cited obscene calls as a lead. autopsies found no obvious rape.
The General Services Administration named Melander and Sugelso Inc. of Duluth to design a water quality standards laboratory for the Public Health Service in Duluth. The contract is worth 33,720 dollars with estimated construction costs of 2 million.
Legislative Interim Highway Commission heard James C. Marshall push a 200 million dollar ten year crash program funding 60 miles of U.S. 61 widening. He favored a gas tax or license fee hike or bonds, while Sen. Norman Larson signaled opposition and urged value over higher spending. Garnet Hall urged expanding the highway patrol to cover 100000 miles of roads.
AP reports Bell warning that a $585 million aid cut would undermine Alliance for Progress and curb arms help to Iron Curtain nations. Senators fault foreign delegations while Kennedy's fishing fleet alerts Coast Guard to 169 ships off Cape Cod, prompting tougher penalties for illegal catches.
Missoula based smokejumper center trains 175 overhead specialists ready to fly to fires nationwide. The unit, established in 1954, has logged 55,000 jumps without a fatality and selects about 69 recruits from 1,000 applicants each summer.
Lake County Ohio features more than 200 plant nurseries offering a wide range of ornamentals and greenery. The local horticulture scene highlights diverse providers and seasonal stock for residents and gardeners.
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