Nine arrested in $465000 Cuba plot and smuggling ring
Federal charges allege a cross country scheme to smuggle $465000 in munitions to Mexico for possible transit to Cuba. Arrests in Texas Louisiana New York and Mexico tied to an alleged plan to overthrow a foreign nation with explosives and firearms.
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New Orleans
U.S
Cuba
New York
Louisiana
Texas
Mexico
Shreveport
U.S. Alty
Gerald Gallinghouse
Murray Kessler
Brooklyn
Adler B. Seal
Baton Rouge
Gallinghouse
United States
Vera Cruz
Man Injured in Curve Collision Near Hazleton
Larry Krouse, 29, of Cedar Rapids, was hospitalized in Oelwein after his car crossed the center line and collided with a car driven by George Yount, 52, of Oelwein, on a highway 150 curve south of Hazleton. Yount, his wife, and son were uninjured. Krouse was released from the hospital Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsdal
Oelwein
Larry Krewise
Cedar Rapids
Hazleton
Krouse
George Yount
Oellwein
Yount
Krause
Reunion of Witzke Sisters Tied to Kosygin Visit
In Vancouver a 44 year separation ended for sisters Lea and Alicia Witzke after Lea flew from Russia to visit Alicia. Relatives credit Premier Alexei Kosygin of the Soviet Union with helping arrange the reunion during his 1960s visit, noting a long exchange that began in 1955. An appeal in heart and arteries aid is also mentioned in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B.C
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
Lea Witzke
Patzikn
Russia
Alicia
Kosygin
Van
Tom Campbell
China
Tannica
Public Hearing On Manchester Budget Set By Council
Manchester city council sets a public hearing on the budget for July at its Friday session. The meeting also approved a $159 donation to the Jaycees for July 4 fireworks and discussed dedicating a street lead to the Good Neighbor Home project.
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Manchester
Steve Helle
Posal
Jaycees
UN- the Council
Hughes
Yarlong
Santa Monica
Mueu Municipal
Hughes Tool
Caing
Wisdom on a stone epitaph at Middletown police station
A toppled tombstone with missing name was brought to Middletown police after suspected vandalism at the city cemetery. A handwritten note attached reads the original 1849 death inscription and a wry postscript promising to follow only if directions are known, adding a poetical twist to the relic.
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Middletown
Ohio
Niece recalls surprise arrival of Lea’s relative
Naressa Laing, Lea’s niece, reflects on unexpected timing of a newborn in the family. She says they expected a three month warning but were told only last Wednesday, and now the baby is here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naressa Laing
Lea
The Autocated Prous la enilied wechahety sais tae fe repubcason
Fragmentary OCR text lists various prices and dates with garbled phrasing. It appears to reference a newspaper publication and republication policy, with mentions of editions, Sundays, and rates such as $2, $30 a year, and a subscription-like notice, but the exact items and entities are unclear.
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Speermtaelss
Senday
Iuwet
al Tha Lanares
Ap Natos
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Richmond Harper
South Texas
Marion Hegler
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Eagle Pass
Carlos Diaz
Diaz
al Jeges Kessler
Harper
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Guttenberg
Jlo
Kessler
Ben Nesteby
Dubuque
Witzke Sisters
Usplay
Onl
Gonatts
Coder Rapids
Cedar Rapid
Lowe
Granny Rockers
Cash & Carry Only
Lane Spanish Record Cabinet
Walnut
Thomasville
Serta
Bassett Glass
Craftlina
Charles
General Electore
First Ave. S.F
Neverage
Jamison
Broyhill
Charles Schneider
Pontiac
Philco
Selig
Richwell
Lewitte
RCA
First Ave
S.E
Gibson
Tappan
Ave
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