Castro Ecstatic Greeting In Murmansk Arct ic Welcome
Fidel Castro greeted by thousands in Murmansk on his hush hush arrival for a first visit to the Soviet Union. The crowd cheered as Mikoyan led the reception and Castro lauded Murmansk wartime sacrifices before praising Marxism Leninism and calling for international working-class solidarity.
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Moscowich
New York
United Nations
Pictures Under Scrutiny In Search For Such Clues
Portsmouth AP reports photographs from the Atlantis II oceanographic vessel are being examined for clues to the Thresher loss. The success of the analysis could determine whether the bathyscaphe Trieste is sent to the 8,400-foot depth east of Boston to view Thresher and her 129 crew. A Navy court at Portsmouth weighs testimony on possible causes as Atlantis returns to Woods Hole with high-quality bottom pictures but no sign of the submarine.
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Woods Hole
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Nade
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Mayor Announces Dump Site Option for 80 Acre Foss Road Area
Mayor J Edward Whelan of Saco said an option was placed on an 80 acre dump site on Foss road above Buxton road. The city council will consider purchase at a special meeting Monday night. The site was inspected by Fire Chief Emmons, Street Commissioner Kerns, Whitman and Howard engineers, and council members who approved location. The current Boom road site nears capacity and Jenkins road option was tabled earlier due to fire hazards. The Monday agenda also includes the second reading of the 1963 city budget after initial cuts.
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Herbert Kerns
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Howard
Jenkins Road
Rockefeller romance rumors swirl over governor marriage plans
National gossip hints Nelson Rockefeller may wed Margaretta Murphy after her divorce. In Washington, State Department questions a photographer's bombing mission claim over Havana while Capitol Hill hears a former Marine recounts a Guantanamo shooting. International news notes Moscow ready to greet Fidel Castro during his Soviet visit.
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GOP Leaders Split On 1964 Candidates
Boston report shows GOP state chairmen divided over likely 1964 standard bearer. Rockefeller leads in urban Northeast and New England, Goldwater stronger in South and West. Nixon gets brief mention. Vermont Maine New Hampshire chairmen weigh Rockefeller edge, talk of Aiken as favorite son.
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Ex Marine recounts discharge over Cuba body disposal
Ex Marine lieutenant William Szill says he was ousted for aiding a superior officer in disposing of the body of a Cuban slain at Guantanamo Naval Base. He claims he signed a statement admitting potential fines and imprisonment, and sought help from congressmen, the Vice President, and the Secret Service, while his family faced financial strain.
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Chuckle: A Bathing Suit Is a Costume
A quip notes a bathing suit as a costume with no hooks yet plenty of eyes, reflecting light humor on attire and perception. The line is attributed to a Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp. source.
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Daylight Saving Time Origin Tied to Ben Franklin
A historical anecdote traces Daylight Saving Time to Ben Franklin. The plan to advance clocks one hour originated from his concern about wasting daylight. The change becomes effective at 2 a.m. Sunday in many states and DC, costing Americans one hour now but restoring it in the fall.
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Rockefeller Plans Widely Discussed Marriage Rumors
NEW YORK AP public speculation swirls over Gov. Nelson Rockefeller possibly marrying Margaretta Murphy after his divorce. Rumors say Southampton area, Long Island, might host a wedding as Rockefeller's official calendar shows a rare three week gap from May 9 to May 31. Mrs Murphy and former wife Mary Todhunter Clark are listed in Philadelphia society circles.
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Happy) Fitter Murphy
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Social Register
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Philadelphia
Explosion Sought Cause After West Virginia Mine Blast
In Clarksburg area survivors planned funerals for 22 victims of a Compass No. 2 mine explosion at Dola. Rescue crews recovered all bodies by Friday night. Methane and coal dust suspected as ignition sources. About 200 workers employed. 30 escaped injury as investigators probe the blast.
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