Castro Eyes Talks With Kennedy After Prisoner Swap
In a Havana interview broadcast on ABC and aired Friday, Fidel Castro signaled willingness to discuss U S Cuba policy with President Kennedy. He floated compensation for expropriated American property and urged steps toward détente, while Senators Humphrey and Keating demanded Soviet troop withdrawal before talks.
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ABC
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U.S. Senate
Premier Caramantis wins key vote amid unrest
Athens AP reports Premier Constantine Caramantis' government easily defeated a motion in parliament. Pro communist opposition claimed govt kept political prisoners, but the motion failed. In other news, Marguerite Rose Clifton, aged 41, wife of Robert L Clifton, died Saturday in Cedar Rapids after a German birth, with services to be announced.
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Constantine Caramantis
N Forms
Marguerite Rose Clifton
Robert L. Clifton
Lighth Street
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Robert B
Edward A
Nashville
Brady Mortuary
Vindszenty Seen As Leaving Soon
Rome AP reports a source says Cardinal Mindszenty likely to depart Budapest for the Vatican soon barring last minute complications. The trip seems certain though no date was set. In other news Mrs John Hansen of Portsmouth died in a Friday car truck collision near Smithland.
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Jozsef
Buda- Kay
Pest
Vatican
Leclak
Smithland
Lenegall John Hansen
Portsmouth
Deaths Tota J McDermott a Rock Island veteran
Tota J McDermott of Cedar Rapids died after a brief illness. Born November 25 1000 he was a 43 year employee of the Rock Island railroad and a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. Surviving include his wife Rosemary a son Patrick three daughters and ten grandchildren. Burial at Calvary with services at St Patrick's Church. Visitation after 2 pm Sunday at Teahen chapter with Rosary at 8 pm.
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Tota J. McDermott
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Rosemary
Patrick
Donna Hernandex
Mary Kay Jeffrey
Sara M. McDermott
Mary MelDermott
Donald
Sparta
N.J
Harvey Lodge
Mary Agnes Theresa
BVM
Qubuque
St. Patrick's Church
J. Robert McDonald
Calvary
Teahen
Father McDonald
Engineers on the Savannah May Leave if Replacements Brought In
GALVESTON AP Engineers aboard the Savannah the world’s first nuclear powered merchant ship have turned in their resignations rather than accept a pay rise. Alfred Lezenby senior engineer on watch said the 28 atomic strained engineers are not on strike but would relinquish command if replacements arrive. They will keep watches only as a safety precaution.
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Savannah
Alfred Lezenby
Savanah
Satay
Bati
Thelsel
Lezenby
U N Security Council Leaves Haiti Dispute Unresolved
United Nations Security Council ends two day debate without action on Haiti's complaint that the Dominican Republic threatens it with aggression. Soviet objections noted. The dispute over Hispaniola remains unsettled as the council withdraws from settlement efforts with the OAS.
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U. N. Security Council
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Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Hispaniola
Hand Sewn Back After Industrial Injury in Brooklyn
NEW YORK AP Physicians at Brooklyn Jewish Hospital report sewing a severed left hand back to the wrist of Henry Granville, a 19 year old worker. the five hour operation by Dr Maxwell Felton left him with good sensation, circulation, and use. The hand was lost in a plumbing supply plant accident.
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Brooklyn Jewish Hospital
Henry Granville Sill
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Maxwell Felton
Ne groes named to Georgia Democratic executive committee
In Atlanta, A T Walden and State Senator Leroy Johnson became the first African Americans named to the Georgia Democratic executive committee. The move marks a milestone for Black representation in the party’s regional leadership.
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Atlanta
A.T. Walden
Leroy Johnson
Genreln
Democratic Executive Committee
Women Peace Walk Through Cedar Rapids for Nuclear Disarmament
Women for Peace led a four mile Saturday march in Cedar Rapids to support a nuclear test ban. They distributed leaflets, delivered portfolios on testing and disarmament to seven civic offices, and sent telegrams to President Kennedy and Iowa legislators.
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Cedar Rapids Area
Peace Inquiry and Action Group
Women For Peace
Kennedy
Iowa
A. Greene Square
Cedar Rapids-Marion Council of Churches
Gazettte
Public Library
Western Union
James Brom
Board of Education
Fight at party leaves man with 55 stitches
Larry Conway aged 20 from 631 Fortieth Street NE suffered head and facial wounds requiring 55 stitches after a fight at a party at 1703 A Avenue NE. James E. Bennett 21 of 1021 Maplewood Drive NE helped remove him to St Luke's hospital where he was treated and released. Police identified other men involved and will refer details to the county attorney.
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Fortieth Street
Conway
James E. Bennett
Maplewood Drive
A Avenue
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Bennett
St. Luke's Hospital
Charter Presented To Iowa Labor Council
About 10 delegates to the Iowa State Council of Industrial Unions met at the Sheraton-Mantirose hotel for a charter presentation by the AFL-CIO Industrial Union Council. The charter recognizes the Iowa group representing about 15 international unions statewide. Officers of the group were elected in February. The charter was presented by Dan Healy regional director of AFL-CIO Chicago.
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Iowa State Council of Industrial Unions
Sheraton-Mantirose Hotel
Afl-Cio Industrial, Union Council
Iowa State Council
Iowa
Tawa
Dan Healy
Afl-Cio
Chicago
Soviet policy shift eyed as Kremlin hones expansion drive
A State Department official says the Soviet Union is revising its foreign policy with a focus on expanding abroad, especially in Asia and Africa, while tensions with Red China persist. He notes Indonesia’s Communist tilt toward Red China and concerns over aid effectiveness in Mali Guinea Iraq and the Congo. The report also covers liquor license timing and bureaucratic steps for July 4 implementation.
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State Department
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Kremlin
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Russi
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Puking
Red Ching
Russia
Indonesian Communist Party
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China
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Congo
Southeast Asia
Jay Colburn I
Laos
South
Vietnam
Government Said No to His Plan For Celebration
Dispatches from Bogota and Jackson describe Gustavo Rojas Pinilla's failed attempt to stage a celebration and a protest in Mississippi. In Bogota the former dictator faced a government suit led by Deputy Attorney General Robert Kennedy calling charges false. Police arrested 253 demonstrators after clashes near the U.S. embassy. The story blends political turmoil with earlier liquor legislation concerns and a broader look at enforcement issues and potential impacts on drunk driving laws.
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Washington
Gustavo Justice Department
Rojas Pinilla
Sary
Holmes County
Miss
U.s.district Court
Jackson
Algy
Robert Kennedy
Megraes
Courh
U.S
I ‘Colombia
Liberation
National Congress
Liquor Bill Seeks Reduced Class C License Fees
Discussion notes a separate bill after governor's signature to cut Class C liquor license fees. Wets propose $300 for towns under 300 population and $750 for 300 to 1008 population, while $1,000 stays for cities and towns over 1000.
MecHinch Named To Be VA Medical Director
President Kennedy named retired Major General Joseph McNinch as chief medical director of the Veterans Administration. The announcement positions McNinch to oversee VA medical services nationwide.
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MecHinch
Washington
Kennedy Friday
Joseph McNinch
Veterans Administration
Liquor on trains through dry counties questioned
Experts say air and rail travel fall under state licensing, making enforcement of local option provisions difficult. A state official notes a cross state trip under 45 minutes by jet would evade dry county enforcement.
Liquor Permit Confusion Stirs Iowa Supervisors Debate
The Iowa supervisors debate the liquor by the drink law as current rules limit permits to towns platted before a 194 date. Three permits exist at Indian Creek Country Club Cedar Rapids horseman's club and a tavern in Webb. A Senate bill aims to clarify the 1934 date and where counties may issue permits. The process includes multiple amendments and a pending judiciary committee draft to resolve the liquor bill.
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Senlare
Indian Creek Country
Cedar Rapids
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Graduates Galida Raeitchner and Caroline Keith Earn Degrees
Galida Raeitchner daughter of Richard O Heeler earns a BS degree June 2 from McPherson College Kansas. Caroline Keith daughter of D J Keith earns a history major degree June 2 from Mount Holyoke College Massachusetts.
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Galida Raeitchner
Richard O. Heeler
McPherson College
ePharson
Kan
Caroline Keith
D. J. Keith
Marion Boulevard
Marlion
Mt. Holyole College
South Hadley
Mass
Keegan Receives 30 Day Suspended Sentence
John Keegan pled guilty in municipal court to disturbing the peace and was given a 30 day suspended sentence by Judge Loren Hullinger. The complaint was filed by Alberta Johnson of 8204 Avenue NW after he used foul language at her home Friday.
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John Keegan
Avenue NW
Loren Hullinger
Keegan
Alberta J. Johnson
Ellis Boulevard
Iowa Heart Association elects Gustafson president
Hyohn E. Gustafson of Des Moines has been elected president of the Iowa Heart Association. Other officers named include Dr. John W. Ecklstein of Iowa City as vice president.
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Jawa Cidan Des Moines
Hyohn E. Gustafson
Bees Moines
Towa Heart Assa
John W. Ecklstein
Towa City
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