Anti-Castro Cuban Unit Splits Over Secession
In Miami AP reporting, Manual Ray leader of the People’s Revolutionary Movement withdraws from the Revolutionary Council pledging sabotage in Cuba. The split follows the earlier abortive April 17 uprising as exiles debate leadership and allegiance amid internal dissension.
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Miami, Fla
Revolutionary Council
Manual Ray
People’s Revolutionary Movement
MRP
Cuba
Havana
Ray
Rogelio Cisneros
Escambray
Fidel Castro
Cisneros
Republicans Attack Kennedy Foreign Policy Speech
Republicans pressed President Kennedy's domestic plans as pie in the sky and charged his foreign policy harmed U S prestige. G O P leaders Morton and the Battle Line blasted Kennedy over Cuba and the prisoners fund raising effort, saying the United States pays ransom to a Communist dictator and loses global respect.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
G.C.P
Thruston B Morton
National Committee
Congress
Morton
G.O.P
Albuquerque
N.M
United States
Nutting, Former Minister, Marries Hollywood Publicist Model
Tiverton England Anthony Nutting once a British government minister wed a model on Saturday in a marriage that links political life to Hollywood publicity circles.
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Tiverton
England
Anthony Nutting
Sunday’s Index City Hall Notes Editorials
Local notes from City Hall cover upcoming meetings and policy discussions. Editorial items and community briefs provide quick updates on municipal actions and neighborhood concerns for readers.
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City Hall Notes
Tower Widens His Texas Vote Lead
Republican professor John G. Tower widened his lead in the Texas special U S senate election over William A. Blakley as late returns showed Tower with 444 266 votes to 435 737. Tower led 50.48 percent with about one million votes counted and no prior U S Senate experience.
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Dallas
Texas
Republican College
John G. Tower
Democratic Party
U.S. Senate
Tower
William A. Blakley
Flags Sellout Sparks Gazette Postponed Fill Plans
Cedar Rapids readers have purchased more than 2500 of the new 50 star flags offered by The Gazette. Some orders cannot be filled by Memorial Day but will be fulfilled. A new supply is coming from Pennsylvania with announcements to follow on The Gazette and KCRG. Proceeds go to Camp Good Health.
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The
Gazette
Pennsylvania
KCRG
Kcrg-Tv
Six End Hunger Strike in Jail in Montgomery
Six Negro integrationists ended a brief hunger strike in Montgomery Alabama after skipping two meals in jail cells. The group, arrested Thursday for attempting to eat at a white lunch counter at a bus station, began the fast Friday night and refused two meals. A military spokesman said the protest targeted authorities' refusal to allow one member to telephone his wife as martial law covered the city.
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Montgomery
Ala
Castro's 1200 prisoners 500 tractors deal blasted by Bromwell
Iowa Congressmen Bromwell calls Castro offer outrageous and warns of dangerous ransom precedent. Nixon in Oklahoma City denounces freeing 5 million Cubans as granting freedom through tractors and urges Kennedy to block export licenses. Both cite national security and public defense risks.
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Frank Nye
Gazette
James E. Bromwell
Iowa
Castro
Rep
Bramwell
Oklahoma City
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Washington
Oklahoma
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Kennedy vows peace talk in Vienna with Khrushchev
President Kennedy announced plans to tell Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Vienna that the United States will resist those who seek to destroy freedom. He stressed peace as a twin goal and the importance of personal diplomacy through meetings, while addressing a Democratic fundraiser in Washington that netted about half a million dollars for the party deficit.
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Vienna
Khrushchev
Washington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Paris
London
National Guard
Laos
Berlin
White House
Memorial contributions to Camp Good Health Fund list of donors
A memorial contributions list records gifts in memory of multiple individuals. Donors include Dr. and Mrs. Mare Bodine, J. Herger, K. K. T. G. Study Club Central City, and others from Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Rowley, and surrounding areas. Amounts range from 1.00 to 100.00, noting names, affiliations, and recipients.
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Camp Good Health
R. J. Vorkoper
Wesley Klinger
Leo J. Klinger
Oliver J. Swab
B’nai B’rith
Cedar Rapids
Ely E. Weare
Mare W. Bodine
Buel F. Riocisacce
H, J. Herger
Vinton
Aon
C.C. Flodin
K.T.G. Study Club
Central City
Johnnie
Rowley
Charles Edward
Earhart
Dar Rebekah Lodge
Evelyn Fillmore
Kennedy to meet De Gaulle Khrushchev in Vienna
President Kennedy flies to Paris to meet De Gaulle then Vienna for talks with Khrushchev and a London visit to see Macmillan. Mrs. Kennedy remains at their Virginia estate before joining in New York for Europe trip.
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Washington
Kennedy
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Vienna
Nikita S. Khrushchev
London
Harold Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Prince Stanislas
Lee Radziwill
Liscombe Man Dies In Three Car Collision
Webster City Iowa AP Leroy Altemeier 54 of Liscombe died in a three car crash eight miles east on Highway 20. Bonnie Koontz 31 Blairsburg waiting to pass Merrill Frontress 19 Marion clashed with Altemeier who swerved into Frontress. Grace Altemeier 54 and Richard Alatalo 20 Cedar Rapids were hospitalized with shock lacerations and bruises.
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Webster City
Leroy Altemeier
Liscombe
Mike Hogan
Bonnie May Koontz
Blairsburg
Merrill Frontress
Marion
Hogan
Altemeier
Altemeier's Car, Coming From Behind Mrs. Koontz
Koontz
Frontress Auto
Grace
Frentress
Richard Alatalo
Cedar Rapids
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Jose Miro Cardona
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Sunday's Index
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New Books
Travel
Enteeneres
Parade Magazine Comics
Eee Wennel
Beter
Eeeee
Blakley
Karen C. Jones
Whitesboro
N.Y
Karen
Cedar Rapids News
Bromwell
Lauds Kennedy
Tention
Southeast Asia
Nikita
Douglas B. Cornell
America
Gordon D. Barger
Sanford’s
Leon E
Balcom Luberger
Clyde
M. Hatfield
Harry Palmer
I Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans Public Safety Unit No
Charles W. Mann
Pauline Lowe
King’s Daughters
John Gasteler
Agatha
Joy Richtarik
Oliver J. Swab, K
Oscar A. Anderson
Alice Patten
Pheba _ Lamb Missionary
Bethany Congregational Church
H. O
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Lynn Swaney
Sarah
Winter Temple
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Boulder
Colorado
Walter
Delores Meyer
Victor
Karen Waskow
Robert Otten
Dennis
Hawker
Enere
Jack
Whitney Shoemaker
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