New York Photographer Refuses Cuba Raid Detector Test
Alexander T. Rorke Jr a New York City photographer declares he refused a detector test after claiming he participated in a Cuban exile raid on Havana area oil refineries last week He said customs officials in Miami asked him to take the test following a news conference in which he argued government civil rights violations for him and his partner in a Waterbury Conn plane charter service The PAA warned he and Geoffrey Sullivan face fines if civil air regulation violations are proven Rorke maintained the raid began from a rendezvous point and used a PBY amphibian aircraft He added Sullivan only flew him to Florida and later to Washington
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Moscow Hails Cuban Leader Arrival and Unity Vows
Khrushchev greeted Fidel Castro at Ynukova Airport after Castro flew from Murmansk where he spent Sunday morning inspecting the northern seabee. The two leaders embraced at the meeting recalling their last encounter at the UN in 1960. Names listed include Ronald Lockwood and A L Bloss.
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Hoffa Wins 2-1 Teamsters Victory In Philadelphia
James R. Hoffa secures a 2-1 win over insurgent Voice of the Teamsters in a four state representation contest. NLRB tally shows 4,803 for Hoffa and 2,450 for the Voice of the Teamsters among 6,900 ballots. Hoffa celebrated in Philadelphia with a vow to “Down the Voice.”
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Funeral notice for Mrs Earl B Burger in Spartansburg
Mrs Earl B Alice Burger survives. funeral held Wednesday at H Rich and Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg at 2 p.m. Friends may call 7 to 10 p.m. Monday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. Burial in Sunnyside Cemetery Centerville.
Wellesley Senior Katie Brown Wins Hoop Rolling Contest
Katie Brown of Tucson Arizona, 21, economics major and president of the Athletic Association, won the third annual hoop rolling contest for Wellesley College seniors on Saturday amid strong favorites.
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Utah Teachers Vote To Strike Over Funding Dispute
CAPS and public school groups sought a 25 million dollar yearly rise in education spending. Of this, 42 percent was for higher teacher salaries, 30 percent for maintenance, and 28 percent for special programs. Gov Clyde proposed 8.6 million in state funds, no new taxes. Legislature settled at 8.2 million state and 27 million in local taxes. Total reached 11.6 million, about 47 percent of CAPS request, fueling threats of strike and delay of next school year.
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Business sentiment shifts amid rising output hopes
New York AP report notes that business mood fluctuates with forecasts for production and sales. Executives poll their plans for inventory, expansion, and capital spending while government and labor factors influence expectations. Confidence remains fragile as global events and policy changes can quickly sway optimism or caution.
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Writer Edward Heth Found Dead in Milwaukee Apartment
Edward Hurtis Heth, 59, novelist and short story writer, was found dead in his Milwaukee apartment Friday. The cause of death was not immediately determined. Heth’s stories appeared in many leading magazines.
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