Signs Of Internal Struggle In Cuba Regime
US official Lincoln Gordon says there are signs of internal struggle and growing discontent within Cuba under Fidel Castro. He notes trials purges and leadership tensions as evidence, while confirming no solid missile or submarine threats and describing U2 overflights as still necessary.
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Washington
Lincoln Gordon
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Inter-American Affairs
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United States
Flood Claims More Lives as Dallas Floods Worsen
Flooding across Dallas forced hundreds from homes with rescue boats plucking people from rising water. An elderly caretaker was found with water up to his neck in a closet. Several fatalities were reported including Mr and Mrs Buck who drowned after their car was washed into a creek, and Perryman who died in a bridge washout. A woman passenger was rescued from a car after being cut from a window by firefighters. Three bodies were recovered in the Rorch section. Dr. Harris, a leading cardiologist and university professor, held national medical leadership roles. Perryman, a longtime oil executive, led General American Oil Co and served on several boards.
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American Federation For Clinical Research
American College of Physicians
American Heart Association
Texas Heart Association
Visalia
Georgia Tech
Southern, Methodist University
General American Oil Co
Independent Petroleum Association
Fargo Oils, Ltd
Calgary
American
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Quoted On Explosive Debris
A spokesman said the nuclear detonation exceeded nothing beyond a 20 000 ton dynamite equivalent and that a violation would require debris carrying radiation crossing borders. The explosion appeared to vent along a geological fault in the earth.
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Canada
Viet Nam War Weekly Casualties and Viet Cong Losses Explained
The briefing shows 35 Americans killed and 547 wounded with eight missing or captured, against 39 killed and 635 wounded previous week. Viet Cong losses top 694 killed and 69 captured as U.S. and allied forces increase air raids and battalion operations amid political tensions and shifting Viet Cong tactics toward urban terror. A rush to destroy captured Viet Cong supplies near Rach Beng Go highlights ongoing logistical battles in Vietnam.
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Associated Press
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All 49 Die As Peru Plane Crashes In Andes
A Lineas Aereas Nacionales four engine Constellation crashed in the Andes killing all 49 aboard. Among the dead are five Americans including pilot William Jones and four Peace Corps volunteers. The flight from Lima to Cuzco disappeared Wednesday and wreckage was found in a mountainside between Huampara and Omas, about 60 miles south of Lima. Also aboard were a Canadian Raya Pearlman, three Germans, two Suss, and one Spaniard. The Canadian was overseeing a South American volunteer program. The emergency was reported about 10 minutes after takeoff.
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Peru
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Lineas Aereas Nacionales
Huampara
Omas
Cuzco
William Jones
Miami
Fla
Peace Corps
Gerald Francis Flynn
Seattle
Wash
Paul L. Bond
Jonesboro
Ark
Troy M. Ross
Boise
Idaho
George A. Hoffman
Hoffman
Ross
Ouzo
Flynn
Bond
Elcnador
Ottawa
Raya Pearlman
South America
Cuzo
Barnes Hopes To Continue Balloon Trip At San Diego
Tracy Barnes, 27, of Chester, S C, was injured when his hot air balloon crashed for the second time on a rugged peak near San Diego. He remained determined to resume the transcontinental flight, expecting a month or longer to rebuild the $15000 craft and possibly transport it to Chester for repairs.
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Calif
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Barnes
Chester
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la Jolla
School board weighs snack program must fit education plan
The board discussed concessions revenue used for supplies, trips, and campus beautification with annual snack revenue estimates from 400 to 1300 dollars. Officials warned urban retail access versus school provisions and the risk of hiding food in lockers while the districtasserted concessions fit the overall education program.
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Chevrolet Discounters Prompt GM Crackdown in Los Angeles
The government did not appeal a ruling while in 1957 Chevrolet dealers in the Los Angeles area used discount houses and referrals to sell new cars. By 1960 about 2,000 cars, or 42 percent of area Chevrolet sales, were affected. GM and dealer groups pressed offenders into complying, with regional managers delivering hard warnings. By spring 1961 a joint campaign eliminated the discounters from new car commerce.
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Chevrolet
Los Angeles
Fortas
Lava Clouds Threaten East Java Population Near Blitar
Streams of lava from Mt Kelutaya Tah bore down on a densely populated East Java area, with Blitar and at least seven nearby villages in danger. About 500,000 people live in the threatened zone as communications falter, and several plantations are covered in ash. Civil defense officials caution but expect fewer casualties due to prior warnings.
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Indonesia
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Mt. Kelut
Dominican youths protest with anti US slogans in rally
Dominican sons shouted anti US slogans and carried placards calling for the immediate withdrawal of American forces from the country. There were no banners or placards indicating participation by the Dominican Revolutionary party. The demonstration was another rally by Dominican Communists tied to the solidarity week proclaimed at the Havana conference. Embassy staff remained indoors as a Security Precaution.
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Havana
Fulbright Warns Viet Nam War Undermines Johnson Great Society
Sen. J W Fulbright of Arkansas warns the Vietnam conflict cripples the Johnson administration and its Great Society programs. He says war fever grows, threatens domestic revival efforts, and could push the U S toward broader conflict if not checked. He cites strained U S relations worldwide and calls for restraint and wisdom.
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Johnson press seeks broader civil rights laws in 1966 bill
The president urged Congress to expand penalties for civil rights crimes and add FBI and support staff. He pressed for a nationwide fair housing law prohibiting racial or religious discrimination in sale and financing of housing, and stronger measures against school desegregation violence.
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America
Peking Nuclear Debate and U.S. Forecasts
McCloskey noted China faces a long path to a deliverable thermonuclear weapon and warned that without Southeast Asia nuclear power the conflict could be affected. He said the United States may stop public forecasts on Red Chinese explosions to protect undisclosed testing methods.
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Southeast Asia
Peking
U.S
Duclear
China
United States
British Girl Crowned Apple Blossom Queen in Winchester
Elizabeth Jane Henderson of Winchester England was crowned Queen Shenandoah XXXIX at Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival coronation. She rode in the grand parade with 34 court members amid misty rain and a 40 degree day.
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Elizabeth Jane Henderson
England
Gov. Godwin Jr
Grand Marshall Staff Spt
Barry Sadler
U. S
Green Berets
Handley High School
Harry F. Byrd Jr
NATO Adm
Nigel Henderson
Sultan’s realm faces mutiny and coup attempt in Salalah
In Salalah, Sultan Said Bin Tatmur’s Oman faces a mutiny as a Pakistani lieutenant colonel suffers bayonet wounds during a clash with rebels. Loyal troops fired on mutineers, killing three and arresting 19, while twenty escaped and are being hunted. The sultanate, with roots in Britain, lies along the Arabian Sea 700 miles east of Aden, near Dhofar Province.
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Sallalah
Said bin Tatmur
Britain
Salalah
Dhofar
Arabian Sea
Aden
Arabia
Sultanate
Hyderabad
India
Muscati Moussa Abdul Rahman
Pilot and Racer Stead's Turbulent Life in Flight
Pilot and hydroplane racer Stead died in a 1949 Air National Guard training crash near the base. He had a long career racing boats from 1953, flew for W. T. Waggoner, bailed out at 95 mph early in his racing days, and suffered serious burns when Maverick exploded on Lake Mead. He served in the Air Corps after trying to join the Chinese and Canadian air forces, then managed the family cattle ranch between racing and flying duties. The body was sent to Reno for funeral services and burial.
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