Castro denounces ministers and editors over internal feuds in Cuba
Fidel Castro angrily denounced transit minister Faure Chomon and Revolucion editors as he sought to quell rumors of dissent within the United Party and the Socialist Revolution. He testified at the retrial of Marcos Rodriguez, who faced a death sentence for betraying student leaders to Batista’s police in 1957, accusing reporters of stirring divisions and political misuse of the trial.
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Havana
Fidel Castzo
United Partst
Socialist Revolution
Castro
Marcos Rodriguez
Fulgencio Batista
Rodriguez
Revolucion
Faure Chomon
Anti Japan Demonstrations Lag in Korea Amid Talks Pressure
Thousands of students rallied in Seoul for a fourth day accusing President Park of sell-out diplomacy with Japan. Park refused to suspend talks while recalling Kim Chong Pil, the top negotiator, as protests eased and demonstrations shifted with progress toward normalizing economic talks.
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Korea
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Japan
Park
Umber
Kim
Rhee
Syngman Rhee
Kim Chong Pil
Tokyo
Democratic Republican Party
Mrs. Jerry Mock At Azores on World Flight
Jerrie Mock landed at Santa Maria Azores completing the second leg of her solo world flight. The 38 year old Columbus, Ohio aviator greeted Gen. William Boylan, commander of Lajes Air Base, after a 13 hour overwater segment from Bermuda covering 2,500 miles aboard her single engine Cessna.
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Santa Maria
Azores
Jerrie Mock
Britain's Second Satellite Enters Informative Orbit
Washington AP reports Ariel I, Britain’s second satellite, launched from Virginia, reached a high orbit and returned four minutes of data on its first US pass. Sir Harrie Massey led observers at Wallops Island as the 150-pound instrument package established a stable orbit with solar paddles and a 130-foot antenna. The mission aims to listen to galactic radiation, map ozone vertical distribution, and record micrometeorites for future space stations.
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Washington
Britain
Virginia
United States
Harrie Massey
British National Committee On Space Research
Iiel
Ariel
Earth
Two Arraigned In Hijack Case In Massachusetts
Two Massachusetts men were arraigned in District Court on charges tied to a multimillion dollar trailer truck hijacking ring from Virginia to Canada. Joseph Martell and Raymond Walker faced larceny of a motor vehicle and receiving stolen property charges. Martell $25,000 bond set. Walker held at $10,000 with a hearing next Wednesday. Authorities said three other suspects were being sought.
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Hingham
Mass
UPI
Massachusetts
Virginia
Canada
Joseph M. Martell
South Boston
Raymond Walker
Braintree
Alvin C. Tamkin
Martellfeld
Walker
Peabody Seeks Ruling on Giles Suspension Power
Gov. Endicott Peabody asks Attorney General Ed Brooke to decide if the governor can suspend Massachusetts State Police Commissioner Frank S. Giles amid indictments for conspiracy and larceny. A ruling is expected early next week as Giles plans a voluntary leave.
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Boston
Endicott Peabody
Edward W. Brooke
Frank S. Giles
Massachusetts State Police
Essex County
Giles
Brooke
Peabody
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Massachusetts Crime Commission
Ex Baker Held For Sadistic Sex Slayings
In Manchester New Hampshire Edward H. Coolidge Jr. 26 unemployed baker was indicted by a grand jury for the murder of Sandra Valade 18 whose body was found atop a snow bank in 1960. He was also charged a month earlier with the slaying of Pamela Mason. Attorney General William Maynard declined to discuss the cases saying there is enough evidence to obtain a conviction.
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Manchester
N.H
UPS
Edward H. Coolidge Jr
Sandra Valade
Coolidge
Pamela Mason
New Hampshire
William Maynard
New York Studies New Hampshire Sweepstake Receipts
Albany AP reports New York officials ordered a study of gambling statutes as they apply to New Hampshire sweepstakes receipts after a Rhode Island arrest of a man who traveled to New Hampshire to enter the state run sweepstakes and was stopped with 38 tickets. Possessing gambling slips is a New York misdemeanor with up to one year’s jail and 500 dollar fine.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
New Hampshire
John J. McGuire
McGuire
Rhode Island
New York State
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Lady Scott Tissue
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