Cuban revolt fails as tanks crush attempted assault on Batista
In Havana a bold student attack on President Batista ends in heavy casualties with about 40 killed and 60 wounded. An American tourist among the dead. a curfew is imposed and later lifted as troops maintain guards around the presidential palace. Police search for attackers while reports note armored cars near key offices.
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Havana
Cuba
Purgencio Batista
T Purist
Peter Korerida
Clifton
Rewis
Ed R. Butts
Garfield
N. J
Dope Antonio Echeverria
University of Havana Shudentels Cedaeniion
Menelis
Poxe
Nixon’s Plane Grounded By Engine Failure
Vice President Nixon’s Air Force plane had to return to Shattown after a partial engine failure en route to Libya. Plans to visit Tobruk and meet King Idris were shelved, with a possible direct flight to Tripoli for Wheelus Air Base after repairs. Nixon discussed Sudan’s stance on the Eisenhower Doctrine and U.S. aid to improve roads and water, while Ambassador Richards is due next month.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Abdullah Khalil
U. S
Nixon
Sudan
White Haven
James Richards
Wixon
Mercury Readings Edge Toward Seventy Amid Uncertain Forecast
Weather notes show temperatures climbing from the 40s toward a predicted 70 while tomorrow’s outlook remains unsettled. Separate dispatch reports Eisenhower’s ambassador arrives in Beirut as part of a tour to promote aid to counter regional expansion.
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Rickards
Lybanon
Didi A. Feeharda
Bienhower
Beirut
Papain Eisenhower
U S Seeks To Keep Israel Egypt Apart
U S diplomats in Washington Cairo and Tel Aviv work to restrain Israel and Egypt from hasty moves that could spark new fighting. Dag Hammarskjold prepares for Cairo talks with Egypt’s President Gamal Abdel Nasser as Henry Lodge and Christian Herter coordinate efforts.
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Wacmngton W
United States
Egypt
Israel
Washington
Cairo
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Christian A. Herter
Department
Dulles
Canberra
Austral Mia
Area's Bogus Check Writer Held For Court
Howard Emerson pled guilty to one count of issuing worthless checks and not guilty to another in Cray County. He admitted cashing four checks including at Kendall service station in Spartansburg and offered restitution. Bond set at 500 per charge. possible additional charges including forgery and larceny may follow.
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Howard Emerson. Ay
Utand Ley
Cray County
Walter A. Domke
Riveville
Domake
Emerson
Robert Baker
Willum Brown
Bale
Alice
Tit Opal Birtdeks
Emerson Thas
Kendall
Spartansburg
Brown
Bust Avern
N.Y
Spartanisburg
Teachers Plan For NEA Birthday Fete
City teachers and residents prepare a Thursday observance to mark the National Education Association tenth anniversary. A local event includes a dinner with planned attendance from educators and citizens across the city.
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NEA
Ane Corry
National Education Association
Aninner
Eltizens
Ike Sails For Bermuda On Health Cruise
President Eisenhower sails to Bermuda aboard the Canberra for a health cruise lasting about four days. He plans one week of talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and will keep presidential duties secure aboard the ship with secret communications facilities. A seaplane could ashore Eisenhower if an emergency arises.
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Washington
Bermovida
Ths
Howe
Aly Station
Norfolk
Canberra
Vvix
Scan
Berndext
Burmudi
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Carey
White House
Eiken Hower
Agai
Tige Capital
Eisenhowery
Party Set For 4 1 Club Event At Wright School
A community 4 1 club party announced for Wright School on April 1 will honor Trem throughout the district. Anderson to serve as mistress of ceremonies. The program features Clymer majorettes Kathy Gutee Carol Maves Nancy Curt Diane Saye and ventriloquist Waldo with a dance by Ian VanGresen. The event includes 4 H demonstration and a bar showcase plus refreshments courtesy of Model Dairy Emmview Dairy Bromia Land Fiteh Baking Co.
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Tecophttion
Fem
Steuart
Lone
Owhager
Corry
Cummercr
Wright School Cym
Flm
Tomorow
Wil
Anderson
Cereignim
Clymer Mauivettes
Kathy Gutee
Carol Maveis
Nancy Curt
Diane Saye
Verango Grane
Enchen
Bricker J. Wrest
Chanbey of
Commerce
Comtesy
Emmview Dairy
Bromialand
Fiteh Baking Co
Deshe Going Dry Campaign Advances in Indian Capital
Eminent campaign pushes the prohibition effort as the capital nears complete dryness. Advertising of alcoholic drinks is banned and public drinking is halted, with two weekly periods already dry.
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Campagria Dev
County Plan Board Selections Draw Local Support and Critique
County commissioners named Mixer Sardi and others to fill the county plan board with 9 directors elected Tuesday. The planning commission will appoint a representative from boroughs and oversee advisory duties with no control of funds, as nine new directors including Rey Blont and Carroll Crowell prepare for a meeting in the courthouse.
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le Hey
plusRine Conner
Aps
Olty Toslvseysib
Musk
County Gommissioners
Mixer Sardi
Tun Tive
Coller
Des Belesli
Chasey
Corry
U Anderson
George V
Uistames
William
Miles Wes
Albion Gouncil
Carl Co McWilams
Edinboro Cunetininth
Williki Heidt
Mil
Lee Smith
Summit
Misse Bibbitt
North
Suparinoss Association
Datney Eenird
Harboverock
Eile
Leotund Nowake
Cart Pyortor
Ghitdtieh Tinh
Gabler
James Hickrod
Pennsylvania de Partials Et Commercé
Speuuanes
Ytoressionel Directa
Saycees
Camry
Duinior
Chambey
Tonyght
Ollirste
Lomayer
Suinen
Tuesday
Ares Rey Biont
John Resstasher
Eugene
Carroll Crowell
Ivan
iTeo
Wik Wirt
Darwin Wolcott
Silanes
Psy Choate
Yossi
Fragmentary sports note from an old archive
A garbled OCR fragment describes a football scene with mentions of Merlia and Jorg. The text is unclear but hints at players, temper, and a fan site reference. No clear date, team, or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
Langley defies Senate panel over gambling probe questions
Washington district attorney William M. Langley refused to answer questions from the Senate rackets committee about his possible interests in gambling establishments. A purported recording quotes Langley referencing a rival as “screw ball in Salem” and noting attempts to influence the committee amid Hoffa’s arrest and Teamsters tensions.
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Washington i
William M. Langley
Refused
Senate Rackets
Raketeers
Langley
Joe McLaughlin
Seattle
Salem
Robert
Thornton
Oregon
New Gas Rate Increases Announced
The notice outlines new monthly gas charges: non heating customers pay 50 cents and heating customers pay 88 cents per thousand cubic feet for the first 1 000 cubic feet. The monthly minimums are $150 for non heating and $264 for heating customers, with a four part fixed fee.
Valin Club Names Officers In Italian American Association
New officers for the Italian American Association were elected last night at the West Main street meeting. Angelo Frisina is president with George Siroywst as secretary and Fiimam as treasurer. Trustees include Patesy Pome Maanehd and Ancint DeBrisel. Others named to fill roles include Stoop Mlund Sohn and Albert Flerards.
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Amerlcan Association
West Main
Tork
Peres
Syyoverl
Delmark
Mipoliitely
Ballotiris
State of War Declared as Indonesian Premier Resigns
Indonesian Premier Sastroamidjojo resigns amid rebel uprisings across the archipelago. President Sukarno proclaims a state of war and siege and summons rebel leaders to Jakarta for talks. Military commanders seize control in several regions as a revolutionary council forms on Borneo.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
AM Sastroamidjojo
Sukarno
Java
Sastroamidjojo
Premiser
Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Sularno
Abdul Huris Nesution
Ahmad Hussein
Sumatra
Antara
East Indonesia
Celebes
Timor
Lesser Sundas
Flores
Bali
Borneo
Indonesi
Targest
Lie detector tests urged in Erie board testimony clash
Ex editor Sullivan and Mayor Gardner gave conflicting accounts during a state probe of the Pardons Board. Bell called for lie detector tests to resolve the dispute, saying he favors the move, while Gardner and Tompkins weigh the proposal amid uncertain outcomes and committee deliberations.
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Erie Times
Harrisburg
Agence D. Bell
Delaware
State ‘Pardons Board
Belt
Arthur J. Gardner
Bell
Edwin W. Tompins
R-Cameron
Sullivan
L 'Gardner
Tompkins
Gardner
Erie
New City Directory Issued Here
The city's new directory, prepared for months by Culkin Kelly Directory Co, was delivered yesterday. It covers Corry and Union City residents, with street and alphabetic listings, plus employment, home ownership, telephone and miscellaneous data.
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Culkin-Kelly Directory Co
Corry
Union City
Reckless Driver Reported After Narrow Street Turn
Three Gor iee housewives observed a motorist speed through Wright Street, making a sharp turn into a navy driveway, backing into a curb and skidding up the curb while children played nearby. They provided the license number and driver description. police will issue a reckless driving citation.
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Gor
Gary
Ike
Algo
Wright Street
Admiral Dufek Seeks Recognition for Antarctic Workers
Rear Admiral George J. Dufek, fresh from Antarctica, urged federal recognition and tax exemptions for the 8 000 personnel who built bases and supported the four year scientific program in the Scully Polar region. He described 12 ships and 49 aircraft aiding Operation Dey Freeze with wintering crews and remote stations. He noted the scale rivaled major nations and pledged to pursue benefits for the teams, who will endure the polar winter mostly by radio.
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Alameda
Calif
George J. Dufee
Antarctica
Dufek
Scully Polar
Hiesala
United States
Russia
Teamsters VP Hoffa Charged With Bribery Hiring Lawyer
James R. Hoffa vice president of the Teamsters Union was arrested on bribery charges alleging he hired John Dye Cheasty to obtain a committee job and feed him information. Two other arrests were announced in Florida and Detroit as part of a monthlong probe.
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Washington
Willam
Wamigley
Multnomaly
Fortanil
Senate
Vakets Thingley
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Gust Hoffa
McClellan Deel
McClellan
Sei
Mundt
R-Sd
U.S
Langley
Hatriet
James B. Sluis
Portland
Ore
Rambler
Langley Wuld
Elkins
Teamsters
Ainder
Teamters Union
Florida
Detroit
FBI
Committee
Hoffa
James Splain
Splain
Sotin
Myris
Fischbach
Alam
Departmint
Fischbrely
Coral Galiles
Haifa
U. S
Blati
Mond
B. Reeth
Hoffila
Mie
Dorothy P. Dobresch
FBT
United States
FEE
Dobrescu
Central States Conference of Teamsters
Sambte
Teamster
Corry Chamber approves hours and leave policy
Corry Chamber of Commerce directors approve office hours 9 to noon and 1 to 5 p m Monday through Friday and 9 to 12 Saturday plus two weeks paid vacation and 10 days sick leave per year. Manager Stewart Lorie to Yale Clinic for treatment. Industrial development targets a Western church furniture maker with a future meeting planned to discuss employment for about 75 people.
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Corry
Earthquake Reports in Aleutian Islands Widen Loss Toll
A fresh violent earthquake jolts the Aleutian Islands amid ongoing tremors. Officials warn of further aftershocks as crews assess damage and search for survivors near coastal towns and port facilities.
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Wwe
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Theie
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Lennon
Fournal
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5Th Amendment
Solon
Goon Squad
Valin Club
New City
Ameren Eluhtists
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Beck
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Tedey
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