Cuba forms 25 member directorate for Leninist regime
Castro heads a 25 member national directorate for Cuba's Marxist Leninist system with no chairman. The lineup includes Fidel Castro Raul Castro Ernesto Guevara Osvaldo Corticos and ten more Communists. The group represents a collective leadership akin to the Soviet post Stalin model and fuses ORI with the future single Cuban party.
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Havana
Cuba
Integrated Revolutionary Organization
ORI
Fidel Castro
Raul
Armed Forces
Ernesto Guevara
Osvaldo Corticos
Soviet Communist Party
Josef Stalin
Anibal Escalante
Castro
Inter
Revolucion
West Germany To Recall Kroll From Moscow
The West German Foreign Office announced it will relieve Hans Kroll the ambassador to Moscow. He was recalled after reports he proposed recognizing the Oder Neisse line as Poland's western border. He denies the claim and will be reassigned in Bonn as Eastern policy adviser after a vacation.
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Germany
Moscow
Hans Kroll
Oder-Neisse
Poland
Kroll
Foreign Office
Gerhard Schroeder
Moscow Post
Violence splits Europeans from soldiers in Algeria
In Algeria a new wave of violence kills 16 Muslims, including four women, in Oran as security forces clash with militants. A bomb damages a French barracks in Algiers, and a hotel used by anti terror agents is destroyed. Talks at Evian continue amid fears among European settlers of a possible independence move.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Evian
France
European Secret Army Organization
Secret Army
Algria
Louis Joxe
Poet Frost Recovers Plans to Return North
Robert Frost, 87, dean of American poets, has recovered from a hospitalization with lung congestion and plans to leave Miami for his homes in Cambridge and Ripton to return north in about 10 days. A close friend said he is dining out and seeing friends, with wintering in Miami.
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Fla
Robert Frost
Frost
Cambridge
Mass
Ripton
Khrushchev Denies Soviet Farm Crisis
Soviet Premier Khrushchev, addressing a Central Committee meeting, denied a farm crisis and urged immediate steps to boost food production, including meat and butter, while criticizing some agricultural specialists as out of touch. He backed plan to reform the agricultural system and end crop-rotation practices.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Party Central Committee
Tass
Central Committee
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Radio Moscow
Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher divorce amid Burton romance
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher reportedly separate after Taylor falls in love with Richard Burton. The Herald-Examiner claims Fisher left Rome upon the affair news and returned when Taylor was hospitalized. Spokesmen called the report ridiculous as Hollywood figures stay tight lipped about Cleopatra production.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Richard Burton
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Miss Taylor
Kurt Frings
Rome
Burton
Herald- Examiner
Fisher
Appian Way
Hollywood
Eddie
Cleopatra
Spyros Skouras
20Th Century Fox
Otto Koegel
20Th Century
Jury Finds Mrs Mahoney Guilty of Manslaughter
In Middlebury Vermont an Addison County jury convicted 36 year old Charlotte Mahoney of manslaughter in the rifle slaying of her husband Howard 31 during a May family dispute at their home. Sentencing deferred to March 16 with possible prison terms from one to fifteen years.
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Middlebury
Charlotte Mahoney
St. Albans
Addison County
Angney proposes May 17 cutoff for legislative session
Arlington Republican Rep. Allan B. Angney Jr says he will seek a May 17 adjournment deadline if re elected. He cites the 1961 seven month session and costs of about 25 000 a week, noting the move could influence legislators deciding whether to return to Montpelier while urging support from Rep. Leroy Lawrence and others.
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Arlington
Allan B. Angney Jr
Angney
Montpelier
Bennington County
Leroy Lawrence
Stamford
Sion
General Assembly
Gromyko Heads to Geneva for Disarmament Talks
Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko departs Moscow on Saturday to join a Big Three disarmament conference in Geneva. U S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and British Ambassador Sir Frank Roberts also prepare to depart for the Geneva meeting.
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Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Frank Roberts
Pentagon forms Reservist pool for rapid recall
The Defense Department will create a pool of Reservists tagged for quick recall to active duty to lessen future disruptions from mobilizations. The plan echoes earlier complaints after 155000 Reservists and Guardsmen were mobilized last fall and allows units to remain in service for a full year if needed to avoid hardship.
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Pentagon
Berlin
National Guard
Defense Department
Army
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Reserve
Ready Reserve
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