Water Cutoff at Guantanamo Strains Cuba US Ties
British correspondent Edwin Tetlow spent six days at Guantanamo Bay after Cuba cut off water supply. Jamaicans and Americans improvised, with water only three times daily early in the crisis, while Castro loses a $14,000 monthly payment from the contract. The base aims for self sufficiency with stores from Jamaica and the US.
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Edwin Tetlow
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamto
Cuba
Fle
Tetlowe
Jamaica
London Daily Telegraph
Kingston
Fidel Castro
U.S
Naval
Guantanamo Bay
Castro
Florida
Guantanamo
Yateras River
United States
New Soviet Bases Reported in Cuba
UPI reports exile sources in Mexico City say Soviet technicians are building new military installations near Guantanamo naval base and in five other areas in Oriente province of Cuba, disclosed on Tuesday.
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Mexico City
UPI
Guantanamo Naval Base
Oriente
Cuba
Prince Sihanouk Blames U S for Cambodian Attacks
Prince Norodom Sihanouk charged the United States with backing subversives in Cambodia and said Americans are responsible for South Vietnamese air assaults on Cambodians. He spoke at an informal meeting with foreign and Vietnamese reporters in Siem Reap as Washington denied the charges.
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Siem Reap
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
United States
Sihanouk
Sinatra Kidnap Case Hits Court With Witness List
Frank Sinatra Jr. may testify today as defense claims the Lake Tahoe abduction was a publicity hoax. The list of potential witnesses includes Milton Rubin, Nancy Sinatra, Harrah’s staff, and Tino Barzie of Pittsfield. Prosecutors describe gun buys, a hideout, and a ransom setup in a complex case.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Milton Rudin
Sinatra
Nancy Sinatra
Frank Jr
Nev
John Foss
Tina Barzie
Tommy Dorsey
Barzie
Pittsfield
Mass
Gamwell Ave
Foss
Lake Tahoe
Sinatra Jr
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
U.S
Gladys Towles Best
Irwin
Frankie Jr
Keenan
Canona Park
Ernment
Charles Crouch Jr
Barry Worthington Keenan
Sinatra Dr
Plantations Seized By Communist Union in East Java
Antara reports a Communist-led union seized six British owned plantations in East Java covering 8.5 million acres. The Sarbupri Plantation Workers Union raised a red flag last week at sites producing rubber coffee and cocoa. President Sukarno had banned further British property takeovers last month.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Sukarno
East Java
Sarbupri Plantation Workers Union
Too Few Ships for Wheat Hodges Asks Dockers Help
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges warned the U S shipping industry risks failing to meet the wheat quota sold to Russia. He urged maritime unions not to act, noted longshoremen had nearly threatened to block grain on foreign ships, and discussed possible government action as a friend of the court if an injunction arose. He said Americans would only supply 30 to 40 percent of the wheat with U S ships, and rejected using Liberty ships due to cost.
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Wasiington
UPI
Luther H. Hodges
United States
Russia
Hodges
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Continental Grain Co
Cargill, Inc
Maritime Administration
Continental
Paul Ball
Seafarers International Union
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Jesse M. Calhoun
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Ranger VI electrical fault may have caused moon pictures failure
Washington NASA officials say Ranger VI electrical equipment built for space vacuum may have activated before liftoff, risking arcing damage as the craft left Earth's atmosphere. Administrator James E. Webb said investigators now suspect this cause for the failure to return lunar pictures.
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Washington
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hospital Strike Ends in Italy
In Rome AP reports Italy's 12,000 hospital workers including pharmacists and medical aides suspended their planned three day walkout a day early. The strike ended after an appeal from Health Minister Giacomo Maneo, who urged a prompt return to work.
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Rome
Italy
Giacomo Maneo
GOP Cites Baker Case As Candidates Tour
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller warned the party’s campaign will win in November despite distractions. He accused the White House of leaking dossiers and pressured Senate inquiry into Baker’s resignation while highlighting GOP strength and a long candidate list. Sen. Barry Goldwater, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, and Sen. Margaret Chase Smith stumped in New Hampshire and Maine, noting primary significance and varied fundraising.
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Washington
Wiliam E. Miller
GOP
National Press Club
White House
Miller
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Senate
Don Reynolds
John Son
Air Force
State Department
FBI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Republican Committee
National
Liechtenstein Plans Peace Corps Mission
The principality of Liechtenstein announced it will create a corps of peace volunteers sent on special missions to developing countries, following the United States example. Liechtenstein, a hereditary monarchy of 16,000 people on 62 square miles, is ruled by Prince Franz Joseph II.
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Vaudw
Liechtenstein
Principality of Liechtenstein
United States
L Rranz Joseph Il
Lock on Door Fails Strangler Attempt in Cambridge
A New England housewife, Mrs Carol Ferdinand, fended off a would be intruder using a chain lock, saving her life during a tense Tuesday night incident in Cambridge Massachusetts. The assailant, described as medium sized and wearing a dark jacket with fur trimmed cap and ski goggles, fled when her screams alerted neighbors. Police found a nylon stocking left discarded on the second floor landing. the Ferdinands had recently moved and their phone line was not yet connected.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Boston
Advertising drives retail sales and reorders merchandise
E. F. Engle, sale promotion manager of the National Retail Merchants Association, states that newspaper advertising is the lifeblood of retail business and provides an orderly method for promoting and reordering merchandise.
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E. F. Engle
National Retail Merchants Association
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