Cuban President Dorticos Seen as Dangerous If He Wins Power
Washington based article by Ray Cremsey portrays Osvaldo Dorticos as a highly polished but potentially perilous Cuba leader. It details his rise from student communist to legal and political roles under Batista and notes his skill at deception and playing sides. The piece warns his smooth conduct could dull American vigilance if he outpaces Castro.
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Washington
NEA
Osvaldo Dorticos
Castro
Cuba
Fidel
Dorticos
Haven
Dortiecos
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Communist Party
Battista
Bar Association
Batista
Mexico
Demonstrators greet three US ships docking in Copenhagen
About 20 antiwar demonstrators greeted the U.S. aircraft carrier Randolph and two other American warships as they docked in Copenhagen for a four day visit. The Randolph, the destroyer Borie and the destroyer escort McDonnell arrived from an exercise in the Atlantic and the North Sea.
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U.S
Randolph
Borie
McDonnell
Atlantic
North Sea
Rainier Aims to Transform Monte Carlo Image with Casinos and Marina
Rainier plans to expand Monaco into the sea adding an American style marina and new hotels for mid tier travelers. He backs bingo and slot machines to attract thousands of new tourists, while Aristotle Onassis resists any “cheapening” of Monte Carlo and blocks changes to Societe des Bains de Mer operations.
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Monte Carlo
Mo Pace
Rainer
Grate
Hotel de Paris
Rainier
Aristotle Socrates Onassis
Principality
Monaco
Onassis
Monaco Parliament Passes Share Increase in Rainier Saga
In Monaco heated three and a half hour debate eight votes favored Rainier, six opposed, four abstained as the council approves expanding Societe des Bains de Mer capital by a third. The government will hold new shares, enabling outvoting Onassis at meetings and shaping a modern Monte Carlo. Observers note Rainier leads but Onassis may counter quietly.
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Hotel de Paris
Victor Herbert
Onassis
Rainier
Societe Rainier
Des Bains de Mer
Monaco
Societe Des Bains de Mer
Rainieri
Monte Carlo
Rearing Child Costs 23835 Says Population Bureau
New Yorkers note young couples aged 20 to 30 will shape the U S population in 35 years with an estimated rise to 300 to 400 million. Robert C. Cook of the Population Reference Bureau cites a report showing the cost to rear a child to age 18 or college age as 23835 for today’s average family with income 6600.
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New York
UPI
U. S
Robert C. Cook
Population Reference Bureau
Buddhist monk linked to Colombo plot charged in Sri Lanka
In Colombo a Buddhist monk and a Tass reporter are among two charged with conspiring to overthrow the government. Major General R Ududgama and Henpitagedera Gnaseeha face July 25 court appearances. Tass employee Sunil Hewage is missing. a reward is offered. The case involves alleged plots by Buddhists and armed forces to assassinate leaders.
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Cexion
Cexlon
Tass
Richard Uduganaland
Henpitagedera Gnaseeha
Udugama
Europe
Sunil Hewage
Truck Rolling Down Hill Kills Violinist and Two Others
A parked truck rolled down a hill in Lisbon killing a blind street violinist and two other people. Four teens were injured, three critically.
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