Revolt in Cuba Brings Fidel Castro to Power
The article outlines Fidel Castro's success against Batista, noting Urrutia chosen as president, Castro's shifted program to appease the US, Raul Castro's Moscow trip, and the rise of Communist influence in Cuba. It discusses US policy failures, potential Soviet arms aid, and the risk of Communism becoming near US shores.
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Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Rafael Truillo
Dominican Republic
Fidel Castro
Batista
Organization of American States
Balista
Manuel Urrutia
Havana
Castro
Moscow
Peiping
United States
Luis Munes-Marin
Ufi
Puerto Rico
Sugar quotas shape Cuban crop impact on U S market
Cuba’s sugar exports to the United States are capped by a quota system under U S regulation. The Cuban Sugar Institute projects a harvest near eight million tons if markets stay smooth, while the Agriculture Department estimates annual American consumption and allocates quotas among suppliers to stabilize prices. Traders expect good outlooks for harvests, and housewives should not face shortages or major price swings. A 1776 Mind Your Own Business coin in silver brass and pewter is noted.
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New York
U.S
Cuba
Castro
Cuban Sugar Institute
United Sites
Niles
Huan
Cabs
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Department of Agriculture
Warren Gridder Still Serious After Crash
Warren High School football players Louis Mascaro and Dick Sorenson were injured in a Saturday auto accident near Marion. Mascaro, a guard from Oak View Park, suffered severe head and back injuries with cerebral confusion. Sorenson, a tackle, had a kidney contusion. Mascaro remained in serious condition at Marion General Hospital while recovery was expected.
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Waracum
Warren High School
Marion General Hospital
Mariont
Wit
Marion
Louis Mascaro
Eugene Mascaro
Oakview Park
Dick Sorenson
Harold Sorenson
Mascaro
Sorenson
Corry remembers 20 years with wartime frontline clash
Readable fragments show Budapest border fighting between Czechoslovak forces and Hungarian troops at Murikacs with reported deaths, plus obituary notes for J F A Loveland, longtime Corry treasurer, and Delbert Moore of Bear Lake area.
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Budapest
Murikacs
F A Loveland
J. W. & A. P. Howard Company
Corry
Corry Hospital
Tage Mall
Delbert Moore
Bear Lake
Howe
Chaping
Oupanion
Samuel Mayne
Waterford
Waterhousull Vilage
Conys Public Library Opening Announced For Public Inspection
Public library in Cony to open for public inspection in two days with no ceremony planned. Trustee announcements confirm formal opening is imminent. Nearby, a Buffalo division train collision near Spartansburg caused minor injuries to one man. George R. Laurie, Corry native in France with the 168th Infantry, survived one of the war’s fiercest battles in recent months. The Phoenix Hotel interiors updated, including redecorated sleeping rooms.
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Conys New Public Library
Buffalo Division
Layton Bildwin
Spartansburg
George R. Laurie
France
168Th Infantry
Ith
Masury Crash Claims Local Driver John 76
AMasury Ohio auto trailer collision yesterday at a Masury intersection killed John 76 of the community. Police said the car skidded on a gnley hill and swerved into the path of the truck. Truck driver Robert Hawk 43 of Sharon escaped injury.
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Masury
Ohio
John 76
Scalx
Gnley Hill
Robert Hawk
Sharon
Driver in Orange Bowl crash asleep at wheel investigators say
Investigators believe the unidentified driver in the Orange Bowl Florida crash fell asleep at the wheel causing the accident. The incident disrupted the event and prompted safety inspections and possible further inquiries.
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Ing
Florida
Predictions for a liberal lean in new Congress and intra party fights
Washington AP reports three safe predictions for the new Congress. More liberal minded overall, limited Democrat clashes, and continued Republican splits. The piece notes Democrats widened House and Senate majorities, liberal Republicans gaining influence, and anticipated shifts in leadership under Rayburn and Johnson.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Johnson's Sell for Senate Deals Faces Liberal Push
In the Senate Johnson uses concessions to win Democratic support and will face pressure from new and liberal Democrats to avoid a too conservative path. He watched Republican outcomes as a cautionary example.
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Senate
Johnson
Hold Rites For Mrs. Hattie Marsh
Funeral service for Mrs. Hattie M. Marsh held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 p.m. Rev. Robert DeBoer officiated. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers Richard Marsh Joseph Allgeier George Buck and W. Houghton. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Philip Allgeier of Brookville and Joseph Allgeier Warren.
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Hattie Marsh
Hattie M. Marsh
Bracken Funeral Home
Robert DeBoer
Pine Grove Cemetery
Richard Marsh
Joseph Allgeier
George Buck
Houghton
Philip Allgeier
Brookville
Joseph —_Allge
Warren
Teens Ordered to Attend Church After Burglary Plea
Waynesburg Greene County judge sentences three teenage boys to attend church every Sunday for a year after pleading guilty to burglarizing a home. The sentence aims at reform and community oversight.
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Waynesburg
Greene County
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