Cuba Goes Along with Raid Story
Freelance photographer Alexander Rorke claims participation in a Havana bombing raid and says he will press the attack on Cuba at every opportunity. Havana echoes the claim while the state department questions the report and notes no independent confirmation of the bombing at the Nico Lopez refinery.
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Havana
Cuba
Alexander Rorke
New York
State Department
Lincoln White
Associated Press
George Arfeld
Nico Lopez
Havana Radio
U.S
Rorke
Plane on Good Will Tour Forced Back to Idlewild
A Pan American DC-7 carrying 87 Cedar Rapids visitors on a Good Will tour of Europe returned to Idlewild after engine trouble near Boston. An oil leak in engine No.1 prompted dumping 4,500 gallons of fuel and a safe landing. After repairs, the flight resumed, touching down in Madrid to resume the trip.
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Idlewild
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
Madrid
Tony Pleune
Camp Good Health
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Caldwell
Iowa
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Europe
Ford Motor Co top officers list big pay in proxy
Detroit AP reports Henry Ford II earned 540000 in salary and bonus last year as Ford Motor Co chairman and chief executive. Retiring President John Dykstra received 515000 and President-elect Arjay Miller 417917. The ten top officers serving as directors were each paid at least 215000.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
John Dykstra
Arjay Miller
State Chairmen Divided on Top G O P Hopeful
Fifty Republican state chairmen reveal split views on leading 1964 GOP hopefuls in a Christian Science Monitor poll. Rockefeller leads in urban East and Midwest. Goldwater favored in South Southwest and mountain states. Nixon receives only brief mention. other governors and senators listed with varying support.
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Boston
Christian Science Monitor
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Courtney Sheldon
Gov. Rockefeller
New York
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Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Rockefeller
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Goldwater
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Mountain
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Kentucky
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Vermont
Rep
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Williams
Delaware
Case
New Jersey
Judd
Minnesota
Rhodes
Oregon
Hatfield
Oklahoma
Bellman
Richard Nixon
Credit Unions Said to Fight Communism in Peru Village
At the 33th annual Iowa Credit Union League convention, R C Morgan of CUNA described how a Peruvian village in Puno received a credit union loan to start sandal making from old tires. He said the loan helped buy an X ray machine and finance housing, illustrating credit unions’ impact.
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Puno
Peru
R. C. Morgan
el Paso
Texas
Credit Union National Assn
CUNA
Iowa Credit Union League
Morgan
Uncertainty as Way of Life at Iowa Psychiatry Talk
John McCollum of the U S Health and Welfare Department urged at the University of Iowa four th Institute on Preventive Psychiatry that automation and long term unemployment threaten white collar workers and managers. He warned that shifting values and lack of job roots may elevate mental health risks among the unemployed.
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Iowa City
John McCollum
University of Iowa
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
SUI
McCollum
Unive of Chicago
Rumors Grow of Gov Rockefeller Marriage Plans
Public speculation swelled over Governor Nelson Rockefeller possibly marrying Margaretta Murphy after recent divorces. Officials offered no comment while rumors tied the 54 year old politician to a Southampon area wedding as headlines noted a three week gap in his official schedule.
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New York
Rockefeller
Margaretta
Fitler Murphy
Murphy
Social Register
James Murphy
Rockefeller Institute
Albany
Long Island
Southampton
Rockefeller Financial
Explosion at West Virginia lab injures ten
At Rocket Center West Virginia an early morning blast at a rocket propellant lab destroyed a rocket processing building and trailers. Ten injured, three missing presumed dead. fire controlled, debris spread up to a half mile. Damage extensive across the 1600 acre complex. facility owned by navy and operated by Hercules Powder Co.
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Rocket Center
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Navy
Hercules Powder Co
Wilmington
Del
Potomac River
Maryland
Cumberland
Fidel Castro Arrives in Murmansk with Electric Reception
Fidel Castro called his arrival in Murmansk the most exciting moment of their life as thousands welcomed him in the Arctic city. Mikoyan led the reception while Castro praised Soviet unity and looked forward to meeting Soviet industry on a secret visit that announced plans to reach Moscow by train.
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Associated Press
Russia
Arctic
Murmansk
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Fidel
Castro
Mikoyan
Havana
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Cuba
Red Square
Adm
Sergei Gostshkov
Twin Girls Die and Twin Boys Born in Miami
Norma Rivera, whose 2 year old twin daughters drowned Monday in a lake, gave birth Friday to twin boys. The tragedy and the birth occurred in Miami Florida, with AP reporting the events.
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Miami
Fla
Norma Rivera
Nasser to Visit Algeria in Early May
Cairo reports that President Nasser will depart on May 3 for a visit to Algeria, announced on Saturday. The trip marks a regional diplomacy effort amid ongoing Middle East relations and historic ties between Egypt and Algeria.
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Nasser
Algeria
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