Differences sharpened by Diaz Sanz appearance in Havana
Ex-Cuban Air Force Chief Pedro Diaz Sanz appears before a Senate subcommittee hearing expected to fuel anti US sentiment among Castro supporters. Cuba seeks extradition of Batista allies in the United States while Cuba hints at regional congress to discuss reforms.
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Havana
Pedro Diaz
Sanz
Senate
Castro
Diaz Sanz
Air Force
Cuba
Diaz Lanz
Armando Hart
Rolando
Masferrer
Fulgencio Batista
United States
Batista
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
National Police
Col
Conrado Carratala
Naval Intelligence
Cap
Julio Laurent
Hart
Mystery Light Cluster Seen Over Pacific
Honolulu pilots report a bright light with a cluster of smaller lights speeding toward their planes over the Pacific. Capt. George Wilson and others describe a fast, colorless object that turned sharply and vanished, with several sightings from 800 to 900 miles west of Honolulu at 21 000 feet.
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Pacific
Honolulu
Pan American Airways
Jan
George Wilson
Seattle
San Francisco
Wilson
Pan American
Noble Springer
Vancouver
B.C
Slick Airways
West Coast
Camp Good Health Fund Drive Totals and 1959 Budget Shortfall
The record shows donations to Camp Good Health including in memory of Matt, from a friend, anonymous gifts, and a local ladies aid society. The 1959 budget lists a total goal of 9,390.00 with 3,621.45 raised so far and funds yet to be raised.
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Matt
Togo
Sparkman Sees Kozlov as More Flexible than Khrushchev
Senator John Sparkman said he believes Soviet Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov may be easier for the West to work with than Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Sparkman, a Senate Foreign Relations Committee member, based his view on a luncheon with the panel and Kozlov.
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Washington
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Frol R. Kozlov
West
Nikita Khrushchev
Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Khrushchev
Foreign Relations Committee
Kozlov
Italian Premier Meets Pope at First Vatican Visit
Italian Prime Minister Antonio Segni met Pope John XXIII in a 45 minute audience at the Vatican in his first official visit as premier. The exchange followed a brief private discussion before the public address.
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Vatican City
Antonio Segni
John XXIII
Vatican
East and West Ministers Head For Geneva Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko opened the second Geneva conference round saying it should clear the way for radical decisions at the forthcoming summit. He called Berlin proposals a good basis for agreement as Western ministers Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville were due the next day.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva Conference of
Berlin
Christian A. Herter
United States
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Sunday Gazette's Growth Record
Circulation figures are based on 12 month periods ending March 31 of each year.
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Sunday Gazette
Heat Wave and Storms Sweep Europe
A heat wave grips Europe while freak storms hit Britain with heavy turbulence on all routes. Three men are missing after the Mt Athos and St Romani collided in fog in the English Channel. Electric storms flood and set fires in southern England, blacking out Windsor Castle briefly.
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London
Europe
Britain
British European Airways
English Channel
Mt. Athos
St. Romani
England
Windsor Castle
Queen Elizabeth's Palace
Nixon Honored by Christian Endeavor Unit
Vice-president Nixon received a top youth distinguished service citation from the Christian Endeavor Society in Philadelphia for courage and statesmanship. The award notes Nixon as a former Endeavorer who served his country in peace and war under trying circumstances.
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Philadelphia
Nixon
Christian Endeavor Society
International Society
Christian Endeavorer
Whittier, Calif
The
Friends Church
Steel Mills Ready for Shutdown
New York AP report notes narrowing chances to avert a steel strike next Tuesday night as both sides reject a peace plan. Industry plans to taper operations this weekend while union president David J. McDonald accuses industry of profiting without offering wage gains.
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New York
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel Corp
McDonald
Roger Blough
U. S. Steel
Cooper
U S Ponders Watchdog Satellite
The United States, in study with Britain and Russia, weighs a watchdog satellite system to spot explosions from space. ARPA runs two early programs, Midas and Sentry, aimed at infrared detection and reconnaissance, with potential use for open skies inspection.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
Russia
Britain
Midas
Defense Department
Advanced Research Project Agency
Air Force
ARPA
Sentry
Chuckle: wife learning to drive may not want obstacles
A lighthearted quip notes that when a wife wants to learn to drive, staying out of the way helps. It suggests patience and support as key elements of teaching or learning this new skill.
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Marieo
Parade Magasine
U S rejects Khrushchev Balkan atom free zone plan
The United States rejected Moscow s proposal for an atom free Balkan zone calling it part of a Communist scheme to weaken free nations. Khrushchev had urged bans on atomic weapons and rockets during his Balkans visit and warned Italy and Greece against U S rocket missiles with plans extending to Italy Greece Turkey Yugoslavia Bulgaria Romania Albania and other powers. The State Department said the plan was meaningless for regional security and noted Khrushchev boasted rockets could destroy bases in Italy Greece and Turkey.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Balkan
Nikitai Khrushchev
Balkans
Italy
Greece
U.S
Khrushchev
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Romania
Albania
Britain
France
State Department
Christian A. Herter
Geneva
Russia
Tells of Talks With Space Men
AP reports on the Amalgamated Flying Saucer Clubs of America gathering in Los Angeles where delegates discuss alien encounters and flying saucer claims. Dan Martin criticizes fakes while Orfeo Angelucci notes a relocation from Giant Rock to a hotel signaling rising credibility.
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Los Angeles
Mars
Venus
Amalgamated
Flying Saucer Clubs of America, Inc
Ius
Dan Martin
St. Louis
Detroit
Mexico
Martin
Mercury
Orfeo Angelucci
Glendale
Calif
Giant Rock
Desert
112 Aboard Plane at Idlewild
A Pan American World Airways jet with 112 aboard made a safe emergency landing at Idlewild after circling for nearly four hours during takeoff trouble for London. Pilot Captain Edward Sommers requested chemical foam to cover a 3,000 foot runway section. no fire occurred as the Boeing 707-120 landed at over 130 mph with foam still visible on the tarmac.
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New York
Pan-American World Airways
Idlewild
London
Edward Sommers
Jamaica Bay
Long Island
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TOURS
Harold K. Milks
Fairview Ladies Aid Society
Lafayette
Pope
Geneva Talks
Mie
Christian Endeavor Unit
Norman Walker
Elton C. Fay
Eisenhower
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