Castro Says U S Boycott Least Worry
In Havana, Prime Minister Fidel Castro said foreign economic pressure is Cuba’s least worry, vowing to seek other sugar markets if the United States cuts Cuban purchases. He condemned U S opposition to buying jet fighters in Britain and attacked U S policy toward Dominican Republic and Cuba, noting risks to his government and naming Raul and Guevara among allies. He contrasted this with a warm welcome to U S travel agents and urged tourism promotion.
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Mildred McAfee Horton Becomes Board President
Mrs Mildred McAfee Horton was elected the first woman president of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Congregational Church at its 150th annual meeting in Ohio. The former Wellesley College president and wartime WAVES director heads a mission board with headquarters in Boston, overseeing missions in 16 countries and about 350 named workers.
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UPI
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Congregational
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Renault Official Cites American Taste in Car Styles
Robert E. Valode, Renault Inc. vice president and general manager, told a Boston conference that foreign car makers will keep building cars longer with fewer style changes to suit American buyers. He predicted growing acceptance of Renault products despite American compact car competition.
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UPI
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Robert E. Valode
Renault
Britain lifts travel spending curb in currency reform
London reports the removal of the 280 dollar annual limit on foreign currency purchases for travelers starting November 1. Britons may obtain up to 100 dollars yearly through banks or agents, with Bank of England approval for larger needs. The move appears as a sign of economic health aiding Conservative victory.
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Britain
Theis States
Poison Finding in Death of Ukraine Chief Bandera
Investigators in Munich report cyanide poisoning as the cause of Stepan Bandera’s death, the Ukrainian nationalist leader. Police cite a possible self-inflicted death, while associates suspect a Moscow-directed murder plot amid ongoing questions about motive.
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Princess Michiko Celebrates 25th Birthday In Tokyo
Crown Princess Michiko marked her 25th birthday in Tokyo today. The commoner upon marrying Crown Prince Akihito is reported to be in good condition and is expected to bear their first child next April, according to UP I dispatches.
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Austria pays over ten million dollars in WWII reparations
Vienna reports Austria has paid more than 10 million dollars in World War II reparations to the Soviet Union, amounting to about two thirds of its total obligations. The disclosure was made Monday by official sources in Vienna.
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American defector to Russia cited by 자신의 employer
Hubert F Webster an American plastics worker at the U S Moscow exhibition renounced his citizenship and became a Soviet subject for ideological reasons his employer says domestic troubles back home also noted he enjoyed showing pictures of his wife and two children in Zelionople Pa Webster 30 pursued life in Leningrad with several job offers his Atlassian claim remains unsure
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Michael
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J. Rand
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Stolen car crash kills three Ohio schoolchildren
In Columbus a fleeing ex convict in a stolen car reached speeds over 100 mph before losing control and striking a crowd of 30 waiting for a school bus. Three children, Raymond Kline 4 Randy 7 and Jane Bellah 7, died. A fourth child Jerri Bellah 3 was critically injured. Driver Paul Graham 22 fled but was captured. He faced three counts of traffic manslaughter and one auto theft charge.
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Graham
Mother at Plateau in Canceled Name That Tune Show
A New England mother of eight, Mrs Edward Mulligan of Lowell Massachusetts, was told she cannot return to Name That Tune as the CBS program is canceled under a new quiz show policy. She had not appeared for over two months due to expecting a child. The network sent her a final check for 15006.
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Edward F. Mulligan
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Twa
Aid Fund Shifts Policy Loans To Be Spent Here
The U S Development Loan Fund bans most loans to underdeveloped nations for use abroad, requiring funds to be spent on American foods. Officials say the policy aims to curb outflows, pressure Europe to offer longer term aid, and boost US industrial participation in overseas development.
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King Mohammed V of Morocco to Visit U A R Cairo
UPI reports King Mohammed V of Morocco will visit the United Arab Republic at an invitation tied to a policy shift. The visit comes amid talks on loans and commitments totaling 800 million dollars, with U A R President Gamal Abdel Nasser involved.
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UPI
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Nasser
Sleepless Pigeons Prompt Cop Sympathizer Request
Bristol England UP I reports policeman Joseph Gilbert 26 asked officials to remove a street lamp outside his home claiming it disturbs his 65 pigeons preventing them from sleeping. The unusual complaint highlights tension between urban lighting and animal welfare in a quiet Bristol neighborhood.
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England
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