Cuba Refugees Air Exodus Halts After Sunday Flight
The Miami bound airlift of 89 Cuban and Cuban American refugees ended with no plans to resume. Red Cross will stop ransom air shipments. Pan Am suspends Miami Havana service. A shipload of 6,500 tons plus 1,000 more sails to Havana by Jan 18.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Red Cross
Pan American World Airways
Miami-Havana
Castro
American Red Cross
Shirley Lykes
Baltimore
Havana
Port Everglades
Miami International
U.S
U.S. Immigration Service
United States
America
Operation Return offers second chance for New York dropouts
New York project Operation Return gives students who left school before October 1 1962 a second opportunity to finish high school. Dr Mary F E Meade, assistant superintendent in the Division of High Schools, says many dropouts should not have left.
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New York
UPI
Mary FE. Meade
Division of High Schools
Small NYC Luncheonette Boss Faces Blackout Blues
Phil Simon, owner of a Queens luncheonette, details hit from the newspaper strike. He loses 600 to 700 dollars weekly as afternoon papers vanish, downsizes staff, and closes earlier while Newark and Philadelphia papers replace New York editions.
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Simon
New York City
New York
Phil Simon
Queens
Newark
Philadelphia
Newsday
Garden City
Journal-American
Post, Press
World Telegram & Sun
Newark Evening News
Weekend TV Spotlight on Sports and Sketches
The piece surveys weekend television with heavy emphasis on sports coverage from football to golf and parachuting. It praises Garry Moore and Alan Sherman while critiquing Ed Sullivan sketches and noting Steve Allen and Bob Hope for their varying performance in variety shows.
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New York
Fleix the Cat
Garry Moore
Carel
Burnett
Alan Sherman
Son
Abe Burrows
Ed _ Sullivan
Sullivan
Steve Allen
Bob Hope
Horizons Are Clearing For Textile Producers
New York based report notes improved outlook for cotton textile producers as import controls tighten and raw cotton prices may align with domestic support changes. Expect stronger demand from military buying amid international tensions plus a national promotion drive funded at about 1.5 million dollars. Silk prices in Japan likely stay high. wool markets remain firm with tight supply and balanced demand.
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U.S
Berlin
U.S. Paper Use per Person Surges Since 1950
A UPI report notes Americans use 440 pounds of paper products per year, far above the world average of 57 pounds. Pulpwood production has nearly doubled since 1950, rising from 20.7 million cords to 40 million cords in 1961, per a joint booklet from American Forest Products Industries and American Pulpwood Association.
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Washington
UPI
United States
American Forest Products Industries
American Pulpwood Association
Assassination of Togo's Olympio Shocks Africa
A coup in Togo left President Sylvanus Olympio dead near the U.S. Embassy in Lome. A military takeover followed as two leaders emerged as possible heads of a new government, with exiled former Premier Nicolas Grunitsky and Idrissou Antoine Meatchi named as potentials. The United States condemned the assassination.
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Togo
Sylvanus Olympio
Equatorial Africa
Nicolas Grunitsky
Idrissou Antoine Meatchi
Togo Assembly
Grunitsky
Dahomey
Meatchi
Lome
Ghana
Olympic
U.S
Olympio
United
West Virginia
U.N
Washington
White House
United States
Africa
Quebec separatism rumbles as Chaput promotes republic idea
Montreal reformer Marcel Chaput, 44, argues Quebec should be a sovereign republic within a democracy. He quit his DRB job to found the Republican Party of Quebec, aiming to rally separatists though recent election results were weak. Premier Jean Lesage leads Quebec’s push for economic reform and national integration.
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Montreal
API
Quebec
Marcel Chaput
Government of
Canada
Chaput
St. Lawrence River
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Defense Research Board
Republican Party of Quebec
DRB Research Agency
New
Republican Party
British North America
Confederation
Jean Lesage
le Sage
Louis St. Laurent
Farmer Plagiarizes Poem at Imperial Poetry Party
Kensaku Yamashita, a 60 year old Japanese farmer, had a 31 syllable poem read at Emperor Hirohito's annual poetry party before it was shown to be copied from two Osaka contest winners. The imperial household agency ordered its removal from archives.
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Tokyo
Kensaku Yamashita
Hirohito
Yamashita
Osaka
Imperial Household Agency
Quick joints cut plastic pipe in under a minute
In Louisville a plumber can join rigid plastic piping in less than 60 seconds using a saw, file, rag and brush. Tub Turns Plastic Inc outlines steps: cut and file the pipe end, clean and apply solvent cement, then insert into a socket fitting for a complete joint in about one minute.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
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