Five anti Castro Cubans hurl ink at Soviet Embassy
In Washington a small protest by 75 anti Castro Cubans escalated as five men struck the Soviet Embassy with black liquid. They were arrested for interfering with the property of a foreign government and charged. Police increased security to a three man detachment then to eight officers. The incident followed earlier demonstrations at the U S Embassy in Moscow and amid Soviet troop presence in Cuba.
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Rusk Says Marines Will Shoot Beck
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, on Face the Nation, warned that American Marines in South Vietnam could open fire if North Viet Nam overran Da Nang air base. He cited about 2,000 personnel in country and 27,000 Americans overall, stressing negotiations must precede any settlement and urging European allies to back U.S. efforts. Optimist District official Dr. Charles A. Behrens to visit Raytown club Manley for a talk on district work.
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Houston
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Did You Know Fact Fragments From A Curious Era
A jumble notes the Great Pyramid and Nile guardians lasting 43 centuries. It cites a French detective Francois Vieneg as originator of a police lineup in the 23rd century. It claims the Himalaya has 11 of the world’s 17 peaks over 26 000 feet.
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Saigon Police Brace for UnAmerican Riots and Viet Cong Attacks
Saigon authorities on high alert amid reports of possible demonstrations by Americans. In the Da Nang area, Viet Cong ambushed an armored patrol, reportedly capturing Lt. Col. Ko Dac Hanh and another officer. Vietnamese rangers, aided by U.S. air support, fought near Viet An as casualties rose for both sides.
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Unseasonably Cold Front Grips Deep South and Florida
A frigid air mass chilled the Deep South with frosts in central Georgia and northern Florida. Southeast suffering from frost and isolated snow flurries as thunderstorms spawned high winds in the Tampa area. Public infrastructure damaged by winds and heavy weather across the peninsula.
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