Castro declares final stage in Cuba struggle for total war
Castro in Oriente province announced the final stage of the anti Batista campaign as rebels press two columns around Santiago de Cuba. He called for a general strike and urged Batista to resign by Saturday to avoid bloodshed while government forces mobilized 38,000 troops.
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Oriente
Batista
Sierra Maestra
Castro
Batiste
Congress
Cuba
Total Zevo
Gonzalo Guell
Sirike
Santiago de Cuba
Raul
Santiago
Juan Almeida
Albert del Rin Chaviano
Guell
Havana
Leniency Reported on Rooming Act Compliance
The superintendent notes landlords unable to finish renovations are shutting off non compliant rooms and renting only rooms that meet the law. This approach aims to keep occupancy while adhering to the rooming act requirements.
Fairfield Driver Held in Hit Run Collision
A Fairfield man, Dauphus Evans, 26, was arrested on a charge of evading responsibility after a hit and run Thursday night on Easton Turnpike. He admitted driving the car that struck Mrs. George Previn of Porter Hill Road and was released on $500 bond awaiting April 2 town court arraignment. A second paragraph about a banana plant is nonessential.
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Whail
State Ann
Easton Turn
Pike
Fairfield
Dauphus Evans
Colonnese Road
George Previn
Porter Hill Road
Trumbull
Evans
St Vincent's relaxes visitor limits for maternity pediatrics
St Vincent's Hospital eases winter visitor restrictions with special rules for maternity and pediatrics. Maternity visitors may come 3:30 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm with a two visitor limit and no one under 16. Pediatrics allows 3 to 4 pm daily and Wednesday 6 to 7 pm. Other wards permit 8 am to 8 pm with two visitors. children under 12 barred from visiting those areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Hospital
Margaret
Sander
Rain Threat Looms Over California Deltas
Weather bureau warns of more rain in California as 150 at Snow Valley recalls Olympic site. San Francisco endures heavy rain with rivers converging near the delta and high tides worsening conditions. Rio Vista Vernalis and Lathrop warned to stay alert as flood dangers rise and roads remain closed in northern San Joaquin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow Valley
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
Delta
Sacramento
San Joaquin
San Francisco Bay
Rio Vista
Vernalis and Lathrop
San Joaquin County
Berkeley
Calif
California State Health Department
Bay Area
Siberia
Malcolm H. Merrill
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Merril Eisenbad
ABC
U.S
Yevels
Amended Patent Issuance Snapshot From 4 Firms
A scrambled OCR listing patents issued to multiple entities including Wooster and Wavie, Brudseport, Stratford Epiew Jama, Howard A. Pramoin, and others. It mentions stabilizing systems, sheet making methods, and various assignees, with scattered place names like New Haven and New York and references to corporations and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faarfield
Ves
Mehul
Dakine
Bette
Simin
Bo Wainer
Aed Newman
New York
Norwalker Arrested on Liquor Violation Charge
Eugene Hrvan Jr., 28, of 26 Commerce Street, Norwalk, was arrested at 3:30 today by the detective bureau for selling liquor without a permit and possession of obscene photos. He was released on a 4000 real estate bond and is to appear in City court on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Eugene Hrvan, Jr
Commerce
Detective Bureau
Paul's Lutheran Church
Noble Vayenue
Seaside Park
Matrice Lundh
Long Hill Baptist Church
Christian Bugs
Nessmen's Committee
Rader Hawkins
British Guiana
Boothe Memorial Park
Stratford FederationsOf
Fred Lowry
Yale Divinity ‘School
Greenfield Hill
First Church
Congregation
Southport Congregational Church
Connecticut Auditors Cite Higher UConn Costs in 1957
State auditors report operating costs at the University of Connecticut rose to 15.1 million dollars in 1957, up nearly 10 percent, while the university tightens oversight of revenues from admission tickets and parking fees at athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
University of Connecticut
City weighs six checkpoints at Seaside Park
City planners propose six checkpoints around Seaside Park along Waldemere avenue Atlantic Street and nearby streets to control park access. Westbound Park Avenue left turns would be barred and two streets marked one way eastbound Linden avenue and South avenue. A Lafayette Street foot road would block access to the park and signs would direct traffic to avoid checkpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Marina Park Street
Waldemere Avenue
Broad Street
Barnum Dyke
Park Avenue
Walde J ‘Mere Avenue
Marina Park
Jranistan Avenue
Park Place
Ingleside Place
Atlantic Street
Linden Avenue
Marina ‘Street
South Avenue
Cedar Creek Road
Sikorsky
Iranistan Avenue
Three Time Loser Events Taxpayers Footed Bill
Taxpayers covered 47 percent of the 1957 bill for the green la cent bill. The rest came from iron dormitory dining hall and gray in fall and white in winter. Ptarmigan molts seasonally with three molts each year and feathers noted.
Tunisia Rejects Border Proposal and Blame in Sakiet Sidi Youssef
The conflict over the Sakiet Sidi Youssef border incident deepens as Tunisia rejects a border proposal and condemns France. UN Security Council may revisit positions, while Tunisian officials meet with French and Tunisian leaders to seek a path forward.
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France
Tunisia
UN Secretary Council
Good Sofficu
Security Council
Sakiet Sidi Youssef
Murphy
Beceley
Bahi Ladgham
Sadek Mokka‘dem
Paris Sun
Gaillard
Dutch Reds Oust Four Party Leaders In Purge
Amsterdam April 4 AP the Dutch Communist party expelled four leading members including party chairman Gerben Wagenaar and MPs Bert Brandsen Henk Gortzak and Frits Reuter. Reasons cited are reformist bourgeois policies and anti Leninist activities. Secretary Paul de Groot said exiles also target MP Mrs Rie Kipseidinor. The purge mirrors Moscow Pattern and reduces party ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Dutch Communist Party
Gerben Wagenaar
de Waarheid
Wagenaar
Bert Brandsen
World Federation At
Frits Reuter
Dutch Communist Trade Union
Henk Gortzak
Paul de Groot
de Groot
Rie Kipse!dinot
Moscow
Captain Shepherd Wins Rehearing Bid Over Fat Boy Program
A 300 pound Army captain from Philadelphia, Wilson J. Shepherd Jr., won a right to a rehearing from the U S Court of Military Appeals after a court martial found him guilty for weight reporting errors tied to the Fat Boy program at Fort Carson. The court ruled the trial erred by admitting unrelated testimony and Shepherd said he hopes for discharge papers and future work as he weighs 275 pounds.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Military Appeal
Wilson Jr. Shepherd
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Watlington
Ft. Carson
Colo
Watlington
Shepherd
Board of Review
Imartial
Washington Post
Frank D. Reeves
Robert F. Quinn
Military Court of Appeals
Homer Ferguson
George W. Latimer
Wash and Wear Fashions Herald Spring Laundry Ease
A pioneer in fibers blends now brings wash and wear suits dresses and sportswear that resist wrinkling and shrinkage. The fabrics contain at least 50 percent Orion or Dacron with rayon or cotton, suitable for automatic washer dryer care, emitting ready to wear results straight from the dryer.
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Dorothy Rob
Inter
Orion
Dacron
Dacron and
Fagen
Four Thousand British Protest H-Bomb March
About 4,000 Britons marched from Trafalgar Square toward Aldermaston in a four day Easter trek to protest nuclear weapons. Labor MPs and clergy led the event, with police escort and a counter demonstration at Hyde Park Corner. Canon L I Collins spoke at Trafalgar Square and referenced possible injunctions in Washington on atomic tests.
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London
John Brown
Aldermaston
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Trafalgar Square
Hyde Park Corner
L.I. Collins
St. Paul's Cathedral
Washington
Ottawa
Nuclear tests spark global protest across nations
UK and Canada report radioactive fallout linked to Soviet blasts while Britain and Russia clash over testing. Sen. Humphrey questions atmospheric radioactivity, and lawsuits challenge the Atomic Energy Act as scientists warn of genetic damage from a single nuclear explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Russia
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Sen
Humphrey
D-Mima
Senate
San Francisco
Toky
Japan
United States
Peiping
Red
China
Chou En Lai
Red China
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chicago
Neuberger
Dove
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Thea
U.S
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Norman Tromas
Lord, Russell
Bertrard Russell
Thoebhiethd
Hiffe xi Fa
Justice Department
Oper
de Pauling
D-Mina
Aene
Soviet Union
United Nations
Pauling
Voice of America
Fire Flare Breaks Out Promptly Suppressed
A small kitchen blaze at Greasz Flare Overlook caused a brief flare until firefighters arrived and extinguished the flames. No injuries reported and investigations pending.
Marchers Demonstrate Before the UN in New York
About 500 pacifist marchers reached New York from Philadelphia and New Haven to petition the United Nations to halt nuclear tests. The group, including 16 year old Joseph Horton and 71 year old Florence Luscomb, carried a petition with over 780 signatures despite taunts from youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
New Haven
Caan
United Nations
San Rafael
Calif
Marlin County
San Francisco
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Berkeley
Philip Drath
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Atomic Energy Commission
Livermore
New Haves
Cora
Mada
Joseph Horton
Florence Luscomb
Connecticut
Sone
Broadway
4Thd Street
Fis
U S Airmen Held Needed in Japan
Air Force Chief Gen Thomas D White told a House Armed Services subcommittee that U S airmen needed in Japan may remain as planners consider facilities at Tokyo International Airport He suggested withdrawal could be slow and that Japan remains under military influence while U S forces adjust plan details
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Washington
Air Force
Japan
U. S
Thomas D. White
House Armed Service
Tokyo International
Quezon
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Trumbull Road
Raymon Ocasio-Chico
Father Panik Village
Bridgeport
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ST. Vincent’s
California
Amr
Pete
Norwalker
UCONN
Theriea
San Joaquim Valley
Army
Poye Gos
Folten Purl Cherged
Greasz
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