Four NYC men indicted in Cuba student trip conspiracy
Four New York City men, Lee Levi Laub Philip Abbott Luce Stefan Martinez, and Anatol Schlosser, were indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury on conspiring to organize and promote a Cuba trip for 59 American students last summer. The case covers meetings in New York Paris and Czechoslovakia, passportless travel, and travel back via Spain. Co-conspirators Salvatore Cucchiari and Ellen Irene Shallit were named but not indicted. The State Department passport rule for Cuba travel is cited. The indictment seeks up to 15 years and $20,000 fines for the main defendants. the inquiry continues.
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New York City
Cuba
Justice Department
Brooklyn
Lee Levi Laub
Phillip Abbott Luce
Stefan Martinez
Anatol Scehlasser
San Francisco State College
Laub
Luce
Martinez
United States
Europe
Spain
Salvatore Cucchiari
Ellen Irene Shallit
State Department
Schlosser
Indonesia and Philippines ease Malaysia rift with talks
Indonesia and the Philippines moderated their hostile stance toward Malaysia under pressure from Britain and the United States. Jakarta restored some communications with the Pansi-Communist federation while Manila pursued a possible summit with Sukarno and Macapagal to secure assurances on Sabah and Philippines rights.
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Indonesia
Philippines
Malaysia
Britain
United States
Sukarno
Achmad Jani
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Librado Cayco
Feders
Cayco
Diosdado Macapagal
Tunku Abdul- Rahman
Rahman
North Borneo
Sabah
Subandrio Flags Asia Map Change Threats Over Malaysia Row
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio warned that security threats from the Malaysia controversy could alter the map of Asia. President Sukarno urged cooperation with other nations to secure world peace and prosperity.
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Indonesia
Subandrio
Malaysia
Asia
Sukarno
Two Arabs Killed In Border Clash Near Jordan Line
Israeli border police killed two Arab infiltrators in a Thursday night clash near the Jordanian border. A third infiltrator escaped back across the border, according to an army spokesman.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Munich Sellout Echoes 25 Years After Munich Accord
Munich marked a turning point as Hitler, Chamberlain, and Daladier forged the 1938 Munich agreement. The pact sealed Czechoslovakia's fate and imbued "Munich" with appeasement meaning. Critics liken today’s crises to a failed stand, presaging further invasions and the outbreak of war within months.
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Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
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Neville Henderson
Paul Schmidt
Hitler
Britain
Munich
France
England
Dreesen
Bad Gadesberg
Sudetenland
Berchtesgaden
Fuehrerbau
Serowd
London
Poland
Wheat to Russia proposal draws mixed congressional response
Washington officials face divided reaction as Agriculture Secretary Freeman and Commerce Secretary Hodges test lawmakers on a potential multi million dollar wheat to Russia deal. Some representatives back the idea while others oppose it. No firm offer from Moscow yet, though Canadian sales and talks with a Russian delegation are reported.
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Delbert L. Latta
Chin
House Agriculture Committee
Hodges
Freeman
Russia
U.S
Kremlin
Canada
Mi Memphis the
Scripps-Howard
Memphis
Polite Cold Shoulder Marks U S View Of Mme Nhu Arrival
Washington officials plan a chilly reception for Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu on arrival in the United States. Ambassador Lodge will answer her criticisms of U S officers in Vietnam as morale driven, not a diplomatic debate.
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Washington
U.S
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rome
Congress
West
Nhu
State Department
Lodge
Southern Publisher Declares Dixie Progress Amid Critics
Ralph McGill, publisher of the Atlanta Constitution, said Alabama and Mississippi are "sick" states but not the south. He argued the rest of the region shows progress and urged Northern readers not to fear, stressing the nation faces a big job requiring resolve.
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Wellesley, Mass
Alabama
Mississippi
South
Ralph McGill
Atlanta, Ga
Constitution
Wellesley College
North
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