Cuban Solidarity Urged as Castro Crisislooms in Hemisphere
Mexican representatives voiced firm solidarity with Cuba amid what they called a critical moment as the US neighbor is seen closing doors to Cuba. A Cuban mission arrived to conduct diplomacy with Mexico and other Americas. Premier Fidel Castro was expected to visit soon.
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Sanchez Piedras
Republic of
Cuba
Mexico
Castro
Canada
America
Fidel Castro
Lopez Mateos
Havana
Vicente Coronado Justiniano
Alfredo Gamonal Mell
Manuel Perez Hernandez
Segundo Cevallos Pareda
Gamona
Palmer Narrowly Trails Top Contenders in Open Round
Arnold Palmer fired a three under 70 to sit four behind leader Kel Nagle, but late putting woes on the final holes kept him from closer. Nagle led at 207, with de Vincenzo at 209 and Palmer at 211 as rain forced postponement of the final round. Sid Scott and Joe Carr advanced, while Thomson and Maguel slipped back after third round totals.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Ligonmier
Kel Nagle
Australia
Roberto de Vincenzo
Argentina
Palmer
Nagle
Sid Scott
England
Peter Thomson
Sebastian Maguel
Spain
Miguel
Thomson
Navy appoints Denison native as local recruiter
Ronald W. Smith aviation metal smith first class reports to the Denison Navy recruiting station. A Denison native, he arrives from Miramar NAS San Diego where he served with Fighter Squadron 53. A 12 year Navy veteran he served on USS Leyte USS Lexington and in Trinidad with Fighter Squadron 9. He is accompanied by his wife Loretta Freitas and their three children Ronald J G Janet M and Odette M. They settled in Denison. Smith enlisted in October 1947. A separate notice highlights new Wesco and Hon filing cabinets available at Favorite Stationery & Office Supply.
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Ronald W. Smith
U. S. Navy
Denison
Smith
Miramar Naval Air Station
San Diego
Calif
U. S Navy
Leyte
Lexington
Trinidad
Loretta Freitas
Ronald = J
G. Janet M
Odette M
Ruth Rickel
US Navy
Surprise OA honors for two scouts prompt “Why” moment
Scout Executive Bill Felkner and Finley were unexpectedly named to the front row by the Order of the Arrow. The pair were surprised by the recognition, both asking why they deserved the honor.
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Scout
Bill Felkner
Finley
Order of the Arrow
Wrong number leads to 19000 notices mailed
Missouri Public Service Commission orders General Telephone Co to mail a notice of error to every customer after a mix up over two years. The action follows Scott Wright’s complaint alleging improper billing by the company. The commission’s move affects about 19 000 customers.
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Columbia, Mo
UPI
General Telephone Co
Scott Wright
Missouri Public Service Commisson
Los Angeles
Stuart Symington
Symington
Convention
Dow Jones Averages Rise Through 2 P.M. Trading
The Dow Jones averages show gains at 2 p.m. EDT with the 30 industrials up 1.73 points to 646.62, Rails up 0.36 to 142.36, Utilities rising 0.16 to 94.66, and 5 stocks advancing to 212.68. Total sales in the 4th hour reach 380,000 with day’s total at 2,090,000 shares.
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United Press International
Dow-Jones
Mississippi Funds Publicity for Segregation Forum
The White Citizens Council Forum in Jackson receives 20000 dollars in state funds from the Mississippi Sovereignty Commission. Director Albert Jones announced the grant on Thursday to promote segregation views nationwide.
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Jackson, Miss
Cotton Insects Carve Damage Across Texas Fields
A report by the U S Department of Agriculture and Texas A M Extension Service warns cotton farmers of insect pressure in Texas. Thrips have declined overall while fleahoppers remain a concern in north central and northeast Texas. Bollworm activity rises in some areas with severe infestations in the Lower Rio Grande valley and boll weevil populations up generally. Other pests include grasshoppers, spider mites, garden webworms, darkling beetles and cotton leafworms, with Fannin county reporting light thrips and grasshoppers, and medium to heavy fleahoppers though bollworm and boll weevil are light but expected to rise.
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Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas A&m Extension Service
Rio Grande Valley
Fannin County
Eight-Team EHL Set for Next Season
The Eastern Hockey League votes to run with eight teams next season. Haddonfield New Jersey takes over the club that played in Washington in the 1959 60 season, replacing the former franchise.
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NEW York
UPI
Eastern Hockey League
Haddonfield
N.J
Washington
Ralston advances to Irish semifinal in singles
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California defeated Irish Davis Cupper Mike Davies 6-4 6-3 to reach the Irish Lawn Tennis Championships semi finals. He then partnered with Rafael Osuna of Mexico to win Wimbledon doubles in 1990.
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Dublin
Ireland
UPI
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Civil rights pledge debate shapes presidential race
A Democratic committee urged pledges for broad civil rights reform. Senator Spessard Leland of Florida supported a southern stance, signaling a Dixie bloc pause to aid Lyndon B. Johnson’s nomination hopes. Kennedy aides indicate he will back a civil rights plank backing sit ins by Negro students. Kennedy plans a pre convention rally Sunday to emphasize civil rights.
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Spessard Leland
Florida
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
South
Kennedy
Buy Sell Rent the easy way A Favorite Classified Ad
A compact classified notice highlights simple listings for buy sell and rent options. It emphasizes convenience and quick postings for items homes and services with a focus on accessible placement. The column invites readers to submit their own ads for fast visibility.
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Janie
Blondie
Blake
King
Synidicate, Inc
Lal
Navy
Piane Mie Ae Freezer & Refrigerator
Leatherwood Bros
East Side Square
Beetle Bailey
Cookie
Lois
Maggie
Jiggs
Daddy
AyikartaaMe
Magse
Aids Citizens Council
Hanes
Snuffy Smith
Captain
Barrow’'s Jewelers
North Side
Maytag
Hot-Point
Fedders
Zenith
Joe Britton
J. T. Clark
Mgr
N.W. Corner Square
Phil
OR Williams
Buzz Sawyer
Sawyer
Homer Trees
Stepmother
Homer Tree
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Har
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