Castro Fading Minority Rules Cuba Amid Invasion Fallout
AP report from Miami describes a powerful fading Castro loyalist minority governing Cuba after the abortive invasion. It notes a nucleus of trained Cuban Communists who joined the hills and now push revolutionary aims, with a focus on eventual U.S. intervention and hemispheric dynamics. The piece recounts prison conditions, prison deaths, and publicized figures amid a tense post invasion climate.
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Miami, Wa
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Cuba
Castro
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Ameria
United States
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Ananys
Cukaos
Ce Cohienva
Gael Mayo
Amerie
Amy
Ostray
Dedication and Festival Events Across Oakland and Calaveras
A Sunday guide lists the New Hayward Airport control tower dedication at 1 PM with aircraft displays and a Swist National Guard band concert. May Festival runs from 10 AM at Knowland Park Oakland with puppet shows, dance, art, and barbecue. Events include Mills College student art preview, Calaveras Jubilee at Angels Camp, drag races and boat races at local venues, and a Lagemarsina Memorial Old-Timers baseball game with free admission.
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Hayward
Swist Natonal Guard
Knowland Park
38Th Avenue
Mountain Boulevard
Oakland
To &Pany Mills College
Calaveras
Angels
Calaveras County
Fremont
Grimmer Boulevard
Nimitz Freeway
Tremont Marine Stadium
Nimitz Feeeway
Lagemarsina Memorial
Leandra Hall Park
Repatriated U S Prisoners Arrive in Miami After Cuba Release
The first American prisoners returned from Fidel Castro's Cuba arrived in Miami on a chartered airliner with 100 passengers and 46 Cuban refugees. Among the Americans were four newsmen, five Catholic priests, and three nuns. Cheers and applause broke out as the group disembarked. some men refused to identify themselves, fearing for relatives still in Cuba.
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Fla
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Cuba
U.S
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Repr
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Chie
Associated Press Caribbean Services
Robert Berrellez
Associated Press
Havana
Ruby Hart Phillips
New York ‘Times
Martin TP
Houseman
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Pla
Lorenzo Spirali
Villancuva
Univer
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Humnagolani
Emelio Castro
Coace Dumond
Miami City
Toseph XX
Bue
Charles Kineacy
Fort Pierce
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Mooriland
Ind
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Mul Tng
Zantaguey
Marcana
Hote
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Olliars
Kebow
Min
JFK Raises Possibility Of Censor
A White House briefing suggests President Kennedy floated censoring dispatches to control news. Reportedly the idea involved the establishment of a government editorial stance on wartime or sensitive material. Observers cautioned against undermining free press principles and constitutional rights.
Prisoners to Trade for Bulldozers in Cuba Invasion Deal
Fidel Castro announced that 1 200 Cuban invasion prisoners would be exchanged in order of importance for 500 bulldozers. The plan, reportedly discussed with Red Cross mediation, would involve prisoners abroad as bargaining chips to cover damages from the April 17 incursion.
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Mla
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United States
Fidel Castro
Jarda
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Havane
Cihao
United
Red Cross
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Vcore
Castro
Santeux
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Braneco
York City
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Caso
Halma
Jose Ang “Lorn
Asi Miro Cardyna
Alsa
mi-Castey
Earnest
Caplas Vivegon
Anelenia Varaiin
Committee Formed To Raise Cash For Castro Hostages
Washington officials and labor leaders formed a national drive to privately raise funds to pay ransoms and free Cuban hostages tied to Fidel Castro. Milton Eisenhower and Walter Reuther signaled support for a committee to solicit donations while denouncing government payment.
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Washington
Ody
Fidel Castro
Walter P. Reuter
Cagiva
United Auto Workers Union
Dellol
Ei Wer
Zispnhower
Napkins University
Reuther
UAW
United States
Castro
Routher
Today's Prayer of Growth and Faith Expression
A devotional prayer invokes the eternal God to nurture growth in faith as spring renews life. It asks for the Spirit's upsurge to develop hunger for righteousness and to guide believers toward fruitful lives touching others today.
Racial Rioting in Montgomery Hits Freedom Riders
Report from Montgomery describes violent clashes when a Greyhound bus carrying civil rights activists was attacked by a mob. Police dispersed fighting in waves as drivers refused trips, photographers reported gear seized, and injuries were noted among riders and bystanders. Public Safety Director pledged to restore order as authorities continued to separate groups.
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Montgomery
Greyhound
Pole
Thrace
Atlinta
Highway Patrol
Cacoss
Haventown
Crowel
Wheel Mann
South Korea Chief Drops Resignation
In Seoul AP reports President Yur Posin withdrew his resignation amid pressure from rebel generals to preserve the new military regime. The aged statesman said he would stay on while Gen. Chang Dox became premier and Maj. Gen. Pak Jugg hi joined the cabinet as defense minister, as Yun voiced continuing concerns over the revolt that toppled the elected government.
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Seoul
Korea
APJ
Yur Posin
South Korea
Yun
Withdriwal
Jver
Chans Dox
Aml
Pak Jugg-hi
Chang
Reveis
Soviet to Balance Heavy Industry With Consumer Goods
Premier states the Soviet Union will shift from priority heavy industry to simultaneous development of consumer goods and light industry. He urges firms to invest in modern production while maintaining arms and defense progress, aiming to strengthen the national economy and daily life.
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Carusihieyay
Soviet Union
Area Youth and Man Killed in Separate Crashes
A Hayward youth and a San Lorenzo man died in separate traffic crashes. Floyd Peel, 47, of Hayward, was crushed when his car spun on Fremont Boulevard and overturned. In San Francisco, Jerry Olson, 48, of San Lorenzo, died after the car he rode in collided head on with another vehicle. driver Michael Doyle, 18, was hospitalized with injuries and cited for speeding.
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la Cabana
Gwlion
Sumia
Havana
Fletchie
Enrique Guivalt
Tess Droit
Howelgabartoes
Hayward
Peel
Pamrenko
Pombenite
Pontwenke
San Francisco
San Lorenzo
Jlern-Ager
Jerry Olson
St. Johns Drive
San Frantisco
Michal J. Doyle
Sonoma
Univer
Rain Expected To End Tonight Across Region
A mixed shower pattern yesterday eased today with sunny periods forecast. Forecasters expect the rain to end by tomorrow afternoon as clearer skies move in, with temperatures rising and a pleasant afternoon ahead. Local weather officials issued no warnings and urged caution for remaining damp roads tonight.
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Spriaie
Geadaalle
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