Castro Shouts Ten Soviets Will Never End in Talks
Negotiations continue as the Castro government rejects disclosure of prison ransom terms. Caslen's government reportedly sought 62 million dollars for all prisoners from the invasion. About 60 have been freed, with Havana offered medicine and food in lieu of cash, according to Dacdovan.
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U S Role Is Mystery In Prisoner Talks
Washington outlines secrecy around private talks to free 1513 prisoners captured in the Bay of Pigs invasion. Fidel Castro and lawyer Jan Donovan negotiate, with White House silent on government role and funding sources for the ransom.
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Cabinet Pair in P R Isla Verde Visit for Training Talks
U S Labor Secretary Wirtz and Health Secretary Celebrezze arrived in Isla Verde Puerto Rico for a Peace Corps manpower training conference. Sergeant Shriver accompanied them as head of the Peace Corps volunteer program.
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U.S. Labor
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Anthony Celebrezze
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Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
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Zwerdling workers to vote on union
Galesgirls drivers and porters at 13 Zwerdling bakeries face a union vote on October 20 to choose between the Bakery and Confectionery union and the Teamsters Local 210. NLRB hearing noted workers formed majority over 30 percent. Election set for October 31 at the Zwerdling plant 700 Transistan Avenue.
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Troops to Leave Thailand Area and Counter Insurgency
Collins says joint U S South Vietnam efforts to suppress communist guerrillas are beginning to bear fruit though open borders with Laos allow reinforcements. Thai government officials note possible escalation of first phase offensive by communists and have begun preventive counter insurgency actions.
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Sylvia Beach Dies Confidante of 1920s Writers
Sylvia Beach, publisher and bookseller who hosted the Left Bank literary circle and backed expatriate authors such as Joyce, Hemingway, Stein, and Pound, died at 75. Born in Baltimore, she opened Shakespeare and Co in Paris, aided Joyce’s Ulysses by subscription, and helped shape a modernist center before World War II.
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John Dos Pas
Thorsten Wilder
Miss Bench
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Ulysses
Shake- Speare and Co
State forecasts $9.4 million boost in welfare grants
Hartford October 9 The State Welfare Commissioner Bernard Shapiro said Connecticut will receive about $9.4 million in extra Federal funds over the next two years under new Congress legislation. The largest grant is $5.7 million under aid to dependent children for undeployed parents, with another $2.7 million from liberalized Federal payments and $1 million in higher Federal matching funds for welfare recipients.
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Navy Pursues Transit Satellite Navigation System
Washington reports the US Navy aims to have a crane sit Transit satellite navigation system active by year end or soon after despite increased radiation above Earth. A program spokesman said up to four Transit satellites may be launched in quick succession in coming months to provide Polaris submarines and other ships with reliable worldwide navigation fixes.
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Poelaris
Arkansas constitutions and amendments overview
The state has had five different constitutions with Tatley’s 1974 adoption and more than 40 amendments. The record notes Arkansas’ long constitutional history and frequent changes to its governing framework.
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Arkansas
Tatley
New Haven Bridgeport Airport Hearing Tensions Rise
Testimony in the ongoing CAB regional airport hearings reveals political pressure claims by Anbert Lester against the New Haven Chamber. Mayor Lee defends New Haven's diversified industry and confirms large redevelopment plans, including a $30 million Church Street project and the Quinnipiac Valley program.
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Debate Over Regional Airport Service At Bridgeport
A long hearing covers buying power and driving times for Bridgeport and New Haven airport service. Witnesses from Allegheny Air Lines and New Haven emphasize regional airport potential, with figures for population and buying power in Bridgeport area and New Haven region.
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Yale
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Photos Curbed of First Lady Controversy at Airport
An Associated Press report describes photographers Mims and Steinberger entering a restricted airport area during Mrs. Kennedy's arrival. Mims was arrested by an agent, film seized, then released after questioning. A second AP photographer shot from outside the fence, yielding limited news content.
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Secret Service
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Clint HI
Associated Press
Schirra backs Cooper for hop in space center event
Schirra favored Cooper for the next space flight while both astronauts relaxed with reporters. They planned two days of data review with engineers and project officials, aiming to compare instruments with observations. Schirra returns to Houston with family, then Oradell New Jersey, and finally the White House to meet President Kennedy. Argentine payment pacts with Russia are no longer in force.
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Cooper
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Oradell
Nui
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Russia
Theater groups win Ford Foundation grants for growth
Ford Foundation named ten theater groups as grant recipients including Alley Theater Houston and Arena Stage Washington with awards from 100000 to 4280000. Lowry said funds aim to build permanent companies and advance serious American drama through construction, training, debt retirement, and developing producing ventures.
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Washington, D.C
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New York City
Actor's Workshop
San Francisco
Fred Miller Theater
Milwaukee
Wo McNeil Lowry
Ford Foundation
Tyrone Guthrie
Lowry
Actors Studio
Senator urges study of army size expansion in cold war
Senator A Willis Robertson says Congress may examine raising the regular Army beyond 940000 to meet cold war crises. He warns against reducing active forces and overreliance on reserves, noting costs to the economy and reservists' lives, while citing Pentagon figures of about 150000 reservists in crisis calls as evidence for a larger standing army.
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Congress
A. Willis Robertson
R-Va
Association of the U.S. Army Convention
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Senate Defense Appropriations
Snime Fentagan
New System Found for Space Travel
San Antonio Texas October 2 AP Air Force scientists announced a new electric propulsion system for space travel presenting a more practical option than chemical or nuclear devices. The finding was disclosed at the opening of the ninth Air Force Science and Engineering Symposium with no details released. Dr Milton M Slawsky and Nat Josear M Berthold coauthored the paper.
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Tex
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Milton M. Slawsky
Air Force Department of Scientific Research
Josear M. Berthold
Office of Aerospace Research
Congress Edges Toward Windup After Death Halts Action
Congress nears final action on a water projects bill awaiting presidential decision. Kennedy predicts no veto, while Humphrey doubts a veto will occur. House adjourned briefly due to Rep. Clem Miller's death. Senate session short. The measure, nicknamed the pork barrel bill, packs projects for many states and districts.
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White House
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Miller
Oil Firms Rally Against Antitrust Suit Details
The article lists executives from Cities Service Sinclair and Richfield, including H. L. O'Brien and E. L. Steiniper, describing their roles on company boards. It notes Sinclair and Richfield stock history tied to a 25 year period and a court approval in Los Angeles.
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H. L. O'Brien
Spencer
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Richfield Board
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Steiniger
Medora Court
Los Angeles
JAIL WOMAN SENTENCED IN BABY DEATH AT BASEMENT BIRTH
Miss Sophie Yakubowski of Millerton New Jersey faced manslaughter charges after a newborn girl died of asphyxiation believed linked to a basement birth. She pleaded guilty and received a suspended one year sentence with two years probation after 20 days in jail.
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Millerton
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Superior Court
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Shannon
Plan Hit By Bar Group On Dempsey Safety Efforts
Governor Dempsey criticized a state law committee report calling for education on highway speed and gun licenses. The Bar association urged caution on suspensions, while the committee opposed mandatory chemical tests and rebuttable license loss. A key witness request for Dr Stolmía faced delays.
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Trist
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Ribicoff
State Law Committee
Dempsey
Bar Association Committee
Prudential Shifts 3 Top Executives
Prudential Insurance announces top level moves with Thomas Allsopp named senior vice president in charge of Northeastern operations. Harold E. Dow shifts to planning and development at the home office in Ipswich. Robert W. Marvey is elected executive vice president while Dow fills his former posting. Allsopp to oversee New England and upstate New York, eventual relocation to the Prudential center in Boston Back Bay.
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N.J
Det. S(ap
Prudential Insurance Company
Thomas Allsopp
Northeastern
Allsapp
Home Office
Harold E. Dow
Ipswich
Mass
Robert W. Marvey
Dow
New Haven
Officers Elected by Vets Auxiliary in Bridgeport
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Italian-American War Veterans Association Bridgeport chapter reelected Grace Palazzo to a second term as president. Rita Curti g was named senior vice president and Josephine Gallo junior vice president. Anita Formica and Dorothy Formicelli were treasurers, Florence Cecera chaplain, Mary Vasttano conductress, with trustees Dorohy DeMasi Mary Mitola and Rachel Giormine and Evelyn Frassa named to guard. A rider on a red motorcycle was recently overturned in England.
Rescue of Wounded Hunter Draws Sibal Claim
Salmon Idaho Oct 6 AP Congressman Abner W Sibal says he expects broad support from Democrats and Republicans for a future Congress. He urges voters to elect a capable representative who can stand on his own feet amid national crises. A hunting accident left a man wounded and unable to walk, rescued by dog Sascha and others who found him after he fired shots in the air for help.
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Repu Salmon
Idaho
Norwalk
Rick Cutler
Thelin
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Yestec
Adden
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Stratfield
Cutler
Congress
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Ayat
California Slated for JFK Campaigning
President Kennedy plan calls for a Portland rally on October 2 and a likely weekend campaign tour in California. Pierre Salinger outlined stops before and after Portland with uncertain details, including the chance of a trip from Wartland to California. The schedule also includes events in New York City, Indianapolis, Louisville, and Buffalo. A new centrifugal pump plant will be erected in Switzerland.
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