Frantic US Plans to Remove Castro Revealed
Retired officers testifying before the Rockefeller committee say a frantic search for methods to depose Fidel Castro followed the failed Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961. General Lansdale and others described contingency plans involving defamation and political maneuvering, with Kennedy’s influence noted in discussions about removing Castro.
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Washington
Cawtrey
Intelne
Rockefeller
Vom
Chan Mader
Mieraimed
Cieral Edward
Lamas
Ceara Toe Aalligence “Agency
Department of Defence
Groeral Lansdale
Igen
Robert Kennedy
Dir Cartra
New York Budget Strains City Spending and Labor Plans
Amid a tight New York City budget, layoffs and overtime costs loom as the Personnel Department reviews a 31 8004 daily wage figure. Mayor Abeatam Peame threatens impact through July, while bankers, police unions, and Republican lawmakers press for funding and wage adjustments to balance city finances.
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ative arma snen_ agamn
Iy Iinning
Estore
Mae Edit
Bee
Uwe
Cy. Rank
New York
Allan
Revenue fall forecast and canal project notes
A fragmented report discusses a revenue fall forecast tied to canal projects and mentions individuals such as Philip Steer and Pardini Canal. The text references Europe, Panama City 1987, and a new sher ifrens shinpere, implying financial and infrastructural changes affecting the canal route and regional development.
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Penton
Ennai
Philip Steer
Faname
Agene
Panama City
Laos Cuts Ties With US Amid Lodging Protests
Acting Laotian defence minister orders 2000 soldiers to sever relations with the United States following anti aid demonstrations. The government confiscates property from fleeing generals as unrest spreads. Police say Meo tribesmen fled toward Thailand but were forced back. Pathet Lao combatants opened fire, injuring several.
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Kham Ouiae Bupa
Commontets
Viedtiane Radio Lantent
Hwan
Cena
Mensig
Tesigoattone Ht
Soin Phetrasi
Te Paibet Lag
Toadbrooke
Thailand
Awa
Ming
Mekong
Mere
Communists win and US troop strength rise in Far East
Reported from Bangkok and Saigon that the Communist groups stage shows to influence South Vietnam’s upcoming elections while the United States increases its forces in Korea and Asia. Authorities warn of propaganda, while U S officials say troop levels in Korea rise to about forty two thousand, amid broader regional tension and calls for peace.
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Bangkok
South Vietnam
Associated Press
Sai Fon Aio
Washington, Suncay
United States
South Korea
Hey
Restless partisan mood shapes Washington ahead of 1976 vote
The New York Times reports a restless, partisan mood in Washington as politicians prepare for next year's elections. The piece notes speculation on new leaders for the White House and Congress, with focus on Kennedy, O'Neill, and Ford, amid economic worries and foreign policy debates.
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Washington
Fara
Shoren
White House
House
Senate
Tp O'Neill
Massy Chuseity
Kennedy
O'Neill
Albert
Ford
Mano Grove
Moma
New York Time
China visit faces uncertain path amid tensions
The report outlines a fragile China visit amid mixed signals from Manila and Beijing. Officials discuss possible talks while media paraphrase uncertain plans and note ongoing diplomatic strain. AAP dispatch cites unclear scheduling and evolving positions without firm dates.
Forged notes and crimes reported across cities in brief
AAP dispatched round of short items from London to New York with notes on forged documents at banks, insurance issues in New York and Delhi, a fatal incident near an Alabama factory, and various regional reports. The summary highlights scattered references to crimes, accidents, and public notices across multiple capitals.
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London
Oundty
AAP Retter
Banks
Alice
Naid
New York
Alabama
Dormer
Howieer
Wil
Delhi
New Delhi
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Solife
Saa
Xale
Emmis ‘Ng Hin
Bank Arena
Taany
Australia
la PatTi
Auto-Color
ORL News
Claus
Goveral Lansdale
Thi Kanne Konegan
Om Bebe
Lamndale
Senor
Wariata
Sunaay
Prerses
P.O. Box
A.C.T
Watchers
Tbat Watehers, Fini Pera
ALATA
Indo-China
Vientiane
Defence
Americ
United Press International
Delerice Ministry
Amment Sakeop
Conan 1
Laoden
Sunlan
Pathet Law
Vientame
Conn Uhm
Nguyen Huw Tho
Huynh Lang Phat
Staat of
America
Chile
eMharen
Leivamevn
Tare Nhan
Sota
Saigon
Teeupser
Snap
Te Nari Wiyiy
Hue
Vicleune
Elberlon
Stinlay
Suisun
Oftahil
Broaide
Reece
Vietnam
USA
James Reston
Fora
Trimuliom
Veal
Indusrial and Service
Sean
Crete
Sean Spee
Elise
Ginastera Semaior
Sunley
Tun
Sear
Telecom Aiawachusett
Cavers
Australian Cattlemen
Australian Cattlemens Federation
Canberra City Agt
Rapport
Lome
China
Manml
Marcon
Dune
Ead Ibaymene
Siphama
Felaion
Peking
Tor
Siaste
Vserot Hire
Ela
Aldi
Killer
Naif
Eople
Isines
Saga
Nike
Tate
Vatican
Sunder Ae
Henrig
Walth
Algiers
Paarsiers
Rombon
Aesnc
Harry Colle
Lornado
ST Remi
Quebec
Jaane Neeple
Armas Shranen
Tnd
Ata
Wien
5 Society
Connie Sn RS
Ceara Frith
Sutmamans
Tawi
Amo Fk Iy
Emre
Sana Og
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