Cuba Flight Delays Spark New Exodus Rumors
In Miami a two day postponement of a Pan American airlift bound for Havana fuels speculation of another Cuba exit wave. A 15 000 point medicine cargo was delayed. Red Cross cited the shift, while Washington offered no comment. An earlier 250 Cuban American flight was canceled, as ransom shipments to Cuba proceed from Baltimore to Port Everglades.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Pan American Airways
Havana
Pan American
Red Cross
T Washington
State Department
DCGB
Shirley Lykes
Baltimore
Port Everglades
Metric system study eyed by Miller for U S
Congressman George Miller proposes a three year National Bureau of Standards study to assess switching to the metric system. He cites potential costs and retooling in industry while noting existing metric influence in pharmaceuticals and the impact on everyday buying and labeling.
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Washington
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Miller
United States
National Bureau of Standards
Britain
U.S
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Sideward Slide Ski Maneuver for Beginners
A detailed basic ski drill explains the sideward slide starting from traversing position to flattening the skis and sliding sideways. It covers edging, weight distribution on the downhill ski, and a controlled halt by hip bend and heel outward pressure. The guide notes repeat practice and warns against shifting weight to the uphill ski. Tomorrow: How to Turn.
Lost Generation Outgoing Gov Lawrence Fallout On Unemployment
In Harrisburg Gov Lawrence criticizes the Republican party and coal interests as he laments Pennsylvania’s unemployment, describing middle aged steel and coal workers as a “lost generation.” He argues decades of inaction by prior administrations worsened the shift, cites automation and railroad changes, and questions why Pennsylvania has not built its own auto or aircraft industries.
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Fred Walters
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Republican Party
Lock Haven
Invoke New Law To Hit Phone Cranks
Crawford County prosecutors use a new law to curb abusive telephone calls. Sylvia and Lydia Seaman faced a prima facie case for malicious use of the telephone after disturbing a Titusville resident and her 11 year old son with repeated December calls. They pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the February term.
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Titusville
Crawford County
N. Allen Love
Sylvia
Lydia Seaman
Charles Blystone
Alderman Love
Mary Currows
Expansion Hurdles Cited By Official For Industrial Growth
A government spokesman said space constraints hamper major industries seeking to expand. He noted limited room for growth as a core obstacle, urging timely action to unlock potential and boost the local economy.
Standard Chair Moves to Olean Plant and Lease Plan
The Olean Chamber, via Arthur Hornburg, announces Standard Chair will relocate Dagstrom property to Olean Development Corp for lease to Standard Chair. The plan aims to double sales soon, aided by community participation programs and current Union City and Dagstrom facilities. Gene Senfield and other chamber members caution on financial details and final relocation timing.
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Hatch
Union City
Daystrom
Dagstrom
Olean Development Corp
Tne
Chamber of Commerce
Standard
Arthur Hornburg
Olean Chamber
Hornburg
Gene Senfield
Olean
Senfield
Volean
Frank Higgins
Exchange National Bank of
Jonathan Bates
Joseph Salvia
Herb Asherman
Atty
John Britton
Erie
New York State Department of Commerce
Cardinal Cushing Says He Raised One Million for Cubans
Boston AP report states Cardinal Cushing announced he personally raised 1 million dollars to aid Cuban invader prisoners. He disputed rumors about donor sources while Fidel Castro sought 2.9 million in cash for bay of pigs prisoners release. Lucius D. Clay reportedly backed a 1.9 million loan for families.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cardinal Cushing
Fie
Fidel Castro
Yangon
Lucius D. Clay
Robert F. Kennedy
Three youths held in fatal Norwood fight
Cincinnati police hold Dennis Osborne Jerry Scott and Paul Rainey after a fatal Wednesday fight with Steven Tabscott 21. Tabscott died at a hospital with autopsy pending to determine cause. Suspects aged 20 and from Ohio and Pennsylvania were jailed without bond in Norwood.
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Cincinnati
Norwood
Steven Tabscott
Ohio
Ellwood City
Charles Pritz
Tabscott
Dennis Osborne
Jerry Scott
Amelia
Paul Rainey
Elwood City
Backgrounders and the President The Silent Source of News
The piece discusses background conferences used by presidents and officials to share information with reporters without attribution. It notes Eisenhower and Kennedy incidents, cites Pierre Salinger, and analyzes risks of concealing sources to shape public opinion. It highlights Rusk's many background sessions and the danger of untraceable statements steering coverage.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
Lala Dowir péTorel
Variou
White House
Palm Beach
X. Kennedy
Pierre Jonyntis
Salinger
Fxanpie
Dean Rusk
Washington
Man killed by truck mirror in freak highway crash
A pedestrian Daniel Fagan 65 of Croton was killed when a sideview mirror from a rear end collision between two tractor trailers struck him as he crossed the road. The mirror dragged him beneath the wheels of a Whechire truck in the bizarre accident.
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Yester
Daniel Fagan
Croton
Fazon
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