Efforts to Free 23 U S Prisoners in Cuba Promised
Miami report says Red Cross promised intensified effort to secure release of 23 Americans held in Cuba after Bay of Pigs fallout. Negotiations involve relief shipments and appeals to authorities, with emphasis on humanitarian action and potential ransoms. Prisoners, many jailed on counterrevolutionary charges, face harsh conditions on Islas de Bevel and Pines. Transported via private and commercial flights, ties to exiles and figures like Martha ONeil noted.
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Castro Welcomes Ship as Cuban Officials Guard Cargo
The scene at the dock features Castro greeting the vessel while Cuban port officials and Red Cross volunteers assist. Workers debate handling fragile cargo as Dr. Mario Escalona tours the ship and inspects medicines and surgical instruments on the manifest. Only authorized Cuban and government staff may approach the vessel.
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Cuban exiles arrive in Miami after long release ordeal
About 150000 Cuban exiles in Miami welcomed released prisoners from a Bay of Pigs era ordeal. Arrivals were bused from Homestead base to Miami as crowds cheered and leaders of the Cuban families committee watched. The release followed months of delays amid political tensions and fear of reprisals.
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Castro Priced Prisoners Alphabetically
A Cuban Facilities Committee official said Fidel Castro allegedly set ransom prices on war prisoners listed alphabetically. Leon Levine named three leaders tied to the invasion and warned prisoners at the Isle of Pines faced harsh treatment and prolonged isolation.
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Business Manager Covers Multiple Day-to-Day Duties
A business manager steps in to handle bank visits, cover for an ill employee, arrange new supplies, repair equipment, assist with a difficult stain issue, attend meetings, and discuss with sales staff as part of ongoing operations. The situation underscores leadership continuity and operational responsiveness.
Wrecked Plane Found Near San Diego Coast Guard
The single engine plane carrying four Gillespie Field travelers vanished in heavy fog while en route to Tong Beach. The crash occurred four miles from Gillespie Herd with victims Earl Perry Langford Jr, 38, La dalla, Lewis Edward Jones, 26, Pacific Beach, Mrs Val ery A. Donahue, 22, Pacific Beacon, and Erin N. Donahue, 2. The wreckage was located by a Coast Guard search patrol yesterday.
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Macmillan Sees Nas sau Accord As Good For Both Sides
Macmillan, speaking at the airport, described the Nas sau agreement as good for both countries. He said it preserves Britain as an independent nuclear power and supports the concept of interdependence, noting he is part of a long line of defense ministers now leading as prime minister.
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Dock Strike Follows Call For National Response
3500 longshoremen walk off in Baltimore as federal court orders lapse. Kennedy appeals to the union and New York Shipping Association to keep cargo moving amid pressure from Ulster and British unions. Trade officials warn the strike imperils the national economy and welfare while Wirtz signals no further mediation.
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Koreans Clash at Sea Kills Two for Seoul Naval Collision
A South Korean patrol boat and a North Korean vessel collided at sea. Two South Korean sailors were killed and four were wounded, according to government statements. The incident prompted inquiries by Seoul and heightened tensions in the region.
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Pasadena Evening Daily Ad Rates and Address Notice
The Independent of Pasadena California announces home delivery daily and Sunday at 2.00 per month by mail Sunday only 2.50 in advance daily and Sunday 2.96 in advance. Single copy 1c Sunday 1c. Postage paid at Pasadena California. Official notice of Superior Court order. Pasadena 525 East Colorado Blvd. Phone S-60311.
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Hoffa implicates Test Fleet tied to labor peace bids
Prosecution claims Hoffa era figures organized payments via Commercial Carriers Inc to Test Fleet Corp to influence jurors in a high profile case. Test Fleet executive testified his wife’s interests linked to the stock, while the government failed to prove payoffs. Hoffa said he was not convicted and remained polite during a news conference.
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285 Die in Traffic Accidents
The week end holiday period saw 285 deaths in traffic crashes nationwide per United Press International, with Texas 24 and California 23 leading the states. Ice and snow slowed roads, while air travel faced delays from previous weather. Authorities noted early weekend safety and ongoing efforts to reduce fatalities.
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Columbus's voyage prompts royal praise and doubt
The article recounts Columbus briefing King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella on his findings and includes a royal letter questioning whether his claims were first-hand. It cites existing claims about Lynn's 1300 discovery of Wade font Bay, supported by ancient writings and a controversial 34th parallel reference. Varshavsky doubts the tale, labeling it fantasy, while Woolf is noted for quotes from unnamed suppliers.
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