Ship Attack Deepens Cuba Tensions Aboard Sierra Aranazu
Unidentified speedboats attacked the 20 member Sierra Aranazu crew near Cuba, killing the captain and several officers and wounding seven others. The 1,000 ton Spanish freighter was bound to Havana with a textiles and toy cargo. Survivors described the assault as U S and Cuban exile reports weighed who was responsible. Some Cuban exile sources blamed Castro Cubans while others denied involvement. Survivors await flights to Spain as authorities investigate.
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Rico
Cuba
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Spain
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Mathew Tow
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Navay Bese
Panama
Caribbean
Manuel Artie
Manolo Ray
Miami
Fla
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Gladys Chilled and Dora Dead in Atlantic Storm
Fragmented report shows Gladys, Ethel, and Dora named in storm notices. The text notes Eddie forecast of a fourth hurricane and seventh tropical storm weakening from 80 to 75 mph as a trough cools the North Atlantic. Weather advisories declare Dora dead as hurricane Ete nears demise. Bridgeport area forecast calls for sunshine, cool temperatures, and a warming trend later.
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Gladys
Strem-Balleres
Sisles
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
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Dora
Thurmond Backs Barry and Switches to GOP
Columbia Broadcasting system broadcast reports that Strom Thurmond, the former States Rights candidate, will announce support for Barry Goldwater and switch to the Republican Party. The move would be the first such party switch by a U.S. senator since Oregon’s Wayne Morse left the Republicans for the Democrats two decades ago.
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Barry Goldwater
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Thursmond Aish
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Washington
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Columbia
S.c.oma
South Carolina
Amorrow
Fred
Bushardi
Barry Goldwater Attacks Court Across South
Sen Barry Goldwater campaigns in the South denouncing federal courts as pandering to criminals and urges constitutional amendments to return powers to states. He outlines his view during stops in Winston-Salem Atlanta Orlando and Tampa with crowds between four and twelve thousand.
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Atlanta
Barry Goldwater
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Meinee
Salk
St, Petersburg
Fla
Supreme Court
Goldwater
Winston-Salem
Orlando
Tampa
Mao
Khrushchev
Nikita Claims a Weapon That Could End All Life
In Moscow premier Khrishelics told a visiting Japanese parliamentary group that the Soviet Union has developed a weapon capable of destroying all life on Earth. The claim comes amid Cold War tensions and arms race rhetoric.
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Moscow
Khrishelics
Soviet Union
Doctor Massages Heart to Revive is Dead Son
A Vancouver man reportedly slashed his son's windpipe with a kitchen knife and attempted revival by external massage after the child stopped breathing. Dr Joseph Winke monitored the effort as Thomas, eight, suffered convulsions and died, with details described in chaotic, unclear terms.
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Vancouver
Davis
Joseph Winke
Thomas
Ier
Physician's Son Saved Children After Mentrea Internship
The physician's father Mrs Mary Hinke said her son told her he had saved many children's lives while an intern in Mentrea but it was not on his own child. The Royal Observatory reported a severe earthquake 1700 miles southwest of Hong Kong at 12 35 A M today Hong Kong time. The epicenter was believed to be in the Bay of Bengal.
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Bay of Bengal
Medicare Set Back In the House Conference
The Medicare health program for the elderly faced a setback as the House declined an early showdown and sent Senate crafted legislation to a House Senate conference. Only four supporters remain among the 12 conferees, with opposition among key lawmakers, diminishing chances of revival this year despite Johnson urging Americans to stand up for Medicare.
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Senaté
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Cecil R. King
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King
Miami Beach
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Afl-Cioh International Association of Machinists
Administration House
Ex-Rebel Troops Return to Mekong Delta War
Rebels head back by trucks to the Mekong delta from Saigon after a brief uprising. Leaders failed to seize Nguy_n Khan's objectives but troops appeared refreshed and cheerful as they departed the capital. Air force helicopters shadowed the convoy to monitor loyalty.
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Freedom to Eat Event Highlights Cooking School Start
A Pest Publishing cooking school began yesterday in Stein Memorial auditorium with a focus on safe eating and proper food preparation. Miss Ann Norman, a lecturer, warned that misusing the idea of freedom to eat can lead to obesity. Two men later stole coins from a car parked on West Taft avenue, as witnesses described a blunt Southern drawl and hurried pace in their statements to police.
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Stein Memorial
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President Johnson Tours Cape Kennedy on Non Political Florida Visit
President Johnson spent 91 minutes at Cape Kennedy as part of a trip billed as non political visiting Florida. He praised space progress and noted intent to advance peace and prosperity while marking Florida as a great state. He spoke to Space Age technicians and referenced space plans amid political context and rival Goldwater criticisms.
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Miami Beach
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Na Lyhe
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Space Center
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Project Apolia
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Wildcat Walkout Ends as Ford Pact Talks Resume
DETROIT AP negotiations between Ford Motor and the United Auto Workers were interrupted for nearly five hours by a wildcat strike at the Rouge complex. Several thousand workers walked out, shutting down about half the Rouge site, but all shifts reported for afternoon showup. UAW President Reuther called the walkout sabotage, while Ford said it would resume talks. Ford, with 125,000 workers, had offered wage freeze with pension increases. Chrysler’s offer to 74,000 hourly workers was noted.
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Rouge
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Reuther
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Chrysler Corp
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Chrysler
U. S. Questions Khrushchev over New Weapon Threat
U S sources skeptical that Khrushchev rattles at the West and China with a new Soviet “terrible weapon” capable of wiping out life on earth. Analysts note past talk of a 100 megaton bomb and discuss neutron weapons as a possibility, though no confirmation exists.
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Khrushchev
Red China
Russia
U.S
Thay Ady
America
Thieves Steal 36 Paintings Including Masterworks
Police report in Chigi Albenville of a two story break in thefts. Thieves escaped with 36 small paintings attributed to Raphael, Guido Reni, Andrea Mantegna and Rembrandt, dating back to the 16th century, leaving priceless works behind. The Brandstadt family is noted as a real estate wealthy line.
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Raphael
Guido
Andrea Mantegna
Rem
Brandt
Fate of Big Foreign Aid Bill in Doubt
The Senate remains in a deadlock over the 4.3 billion foreign aid bill as two rival amendments are defeated. Dirksen’s compromise “sense of Congress” rider and Thurmond’s House bill version both fail, risking a long stalemate and delaying reapportionment measures ordered by the Supreme Court. Only a congressional resolution to fund aid could unlock new money, with House origin required. Humphrey signals ongoing effort despite defeats.
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Imore
Congress
Senate Sberals
Dirksen
Tider
Supreme Court
House
Hubert H., Humphrey
Minnesota
Makarios Offers Greek Cypriot Peace Plan
In Nicosia President Makarios announced a five point Greek Cypriot peace package including immediate end to economic blockade, unimpeded Turkish Cypriot aid access, removal of armed posts, and a pardon for Turkish Cypriot rebels. He sent the plan to UN Secretary-General Thant citing a wish for peace and normalcy on the island.
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Cypris
Matarids
Makarios
Turkey
Cype
Italian Villa Looted of $360,000 Paintings
Rome police report Renaissance paintings valued at 360000 dollars were stolen yesterday from a downtown villa near Princa Aleszane Oro Torlonia, tied to the era’s wealthiest individual. The case involves a high profile theft at a private residence, with authorities investigating possible suspects and motives.
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Princa Aleszane Oro Torlonia
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