Cuba Secre tary Lennox Arrest Strains U S Cuba Ties
In Havana, Fidel Castro’s security forces detained Marjorie Lennox a 26 year old U S embassy secretary in the Economic Section. Ambassador Bonsal called the arrest illegal as Cuban authorities offered no charges. Lennox remained in custody after a midnight raid on her apartment and multiple embassy attempts to meet with her were blocked. The incident follows the ouster of a Cuban consul in Puerto Rico and tempers remain high.
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Kennedy Campaign Faces Crowd Rush and Tech Troubles
John Kennedy tours eastern Pennsylvania amid loudspeaker failures and crowd surges. In Reading a shirt cuff tore during a rush, forcing a stop for a shirt change. He criticizes Eisenhower era policy and urges renewed American production, noting steel capacity at 44 percent and Russia’s rivalry.
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Veterans stage sitdown in Seoul demanding relief rise
About 1000 wounded veterans sat in front of the national assembly in Seoul on Friday demanding a 400 percent increase in relief aid.
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Ramon Novarro Given Jail Term for Drunk Driving
Van Nuys California actor Ramon Novarro was sentenced by the court on Thursday to five days in jail and a 250 dollar fine after pleading guilty to a drunk driving charge.
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Child Cancer Dangers From X Rays Warned At Conference
Dr Milton Edgerton of Johns Hopkins warned that sun lamps and X rays fuel cancers. He cited 80 percent of pediatric thyroid cancers linked to prior X-ray treatments and noted cancers appear about eight years later. He urged against X rays for benign conditions except low power dental X rays and scar treatments.
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Loveless urges treatment over punishment for alcoholics
Governor Herschel C. Loveless told Iowa police officers that alcoholism costs the state about 25 million dollars annually and that 45,000 to 50,000 Iowans are alcoholics though only a few thousand receive care. He said 2,000 to 3,000 are chronic police case inebriates and urged a statewide commission on alcoholism to tackle medical needs and public awareness.
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Fidel Castro Lacks Lodging in New York for U N Visit
Fidel Castro arrives in New York for the United Nations meeting but has no lodging yet as the Cuban U N mission lacks a residence. The Elysee hotel canceled Castro’s reservation for a 60-person Cuban delegation, citing limited rooms and high demand.
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Farmers Left In Economic Cellar at Plowing Match
Sen. Quentin Burdick accused the Republican administration of ignoring farmers at a plowing match in Guthrie Center Iowa. The North Dakota Democrat said Democrats aim to raise farm income and blasted Eisenhower era farm policy as a trick, urging support to replace Benson.
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Nixon backend plan links surpluses to food reserve
Vice president Richard Nixon pitches the farm vote by proposing a domestic strategic food reserve and expanded overseas shipments to cut price depressions from surpluses. He labels the package operation consume and argues for isolating surpluses from the market while expanding food for peace mesures and program funding.
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Mobutu arrests Lumumba aides as parliament is blocked
In Leopoldville Col. Joseph Mobutu's forces arrest about 20 of Premier Lumumba's staff and possibly Lumumba himself. Parliaments access is blocked with troops around the building while U.N. Ghana troops stand by. Lumumba, believed hiding, is reportedly taken to Camp Leopold II as Mobutu consolidates control after declaring the army neutral in politics. Kasavubu is pressured to reinstate parliament, but access remains denied.
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