Columnist Says Victim Was A Spy
Washington AP report says Ruben Lopez, Cuban spy, was killed at Guantanamo by Marine Captain Arthur J. Jackson. Jackson and several officers were dismissed or punished. no court martial. Szili claimed aiding disposal risks fines and imprisonment. details remain disputed.
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Washington
Guantanamo Naval Base
Marine Corps
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Arthur J. Jackson
Anderson
Jackson
Ruben Lopez
Lopez
Fidel Castro
William A. Still
Szili
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Norristown
San Jose
Calif
Defense Department
Pennsylvania
Congress
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Szill
Navy
David Shoup
Secretary of the Navy
Schweiker
Germany designates Erhard as next chancellor with U.S. optimism
Guest editorial notes Ludwig Erhard's track record in rebuilding West Germany from postwar ruin to a prosperous democracy. It highlights Adenauer's rivalry, anticipates improved U.S.-Germany ties, and praises Erhard as a red-blooded free trader who believes in letting people and money drive growth.
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Ludwig Erhard
Germany
Erhard
West Germany
Europe
Adenauer
West German
U.S
Diary Page Clue Amid Sparse Notation
Brief diary note fragment hints at content on page 2 with unclear details. The readable portion shows only a header like See Page 2. Further context is unavailable in the surviving text.
Navy Wife Shot Dead by Former Suitor in Georgia
In Brunswick Georgia on April 26 Navy wife Aldene Cote Austin 20 was shot outside her trailer by former suitor Frank Daniel Decorleto of Hartford Connecticut. Decorleto admitted the slaying and said he left the scene after a murder attempt using a 25 caliber pistol and a magnum revolver. Police charged him with murder as he drove away toward Florida and said the motive involved a prior relationship and a dispute over a dog incident.
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Brunswick
Aldene Cote Austin
State Patrol
Frank Daniel Decorleto
Hartford
U.S. 17
Darien
Glynn County
C. E. Burch
Decorleto
Roe
Geo Naval Air Station
Hew
Pecy
Florida
Burch
Decarleto
Photographer claims role in Cuba raid as Havana reports bomb near refinery
AP photographer Ainder Rorke Jr said he took part in a bombing raid over Cuba on Thursday night. Havana radio in a later broadcast said a twin engine plane dropped a 100 pound bomb near a Havana refinery area but none exploded. Rorke described bombs ignited by cigars and some claims of damage to oil tanks while the U.S. State Department doubted the report.
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Wley Meisler Washin
Ai ‘‘Nder Rorke Jr
Cuba
Havana
Rorke
Havenna Radio
Associated Press
Key West
Fla
Nico Lopez
U.S
Havana Radio
Havan
Regla
State Department
Lincoln White
Department
Radio
Alexander Rorke
New York City
Washington
Defense Bases To Be Closed In National Realignment
The Defense Department announced a nationwide realignment that will close air defense facilities and 32nd Air Division at Oklahoma City. Four SAGE direction centers Larson Field Beale AFB K I Sawyer and Hancock Field will transfer operations and many radar sites will shut, affecting hundreds of military personnel. Unmanned Gap Filler sites at McCaney Comstock Gambizi Springs Laredo Riviera Delmita Weeks and Lake Charles will close as civilian staffing shifts occur.
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Washington
Ion
North American Defense Command
Defense Department
SAGE
Larson Air Force Base
Wash
K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base
Mich
Direction
Beale Air Force Base
Calif
Hancock Field
Syracuse
N.Y
32Nd Air Division
Oklahoma City
Cherry Point
N. C
Walnut Ridge
Ark
England Air Force Base
Lyndonville
Pentagon
McCaney
Tex
Comstock
Gambizi Springs
Laredo
Riviera, Delmita
el Paso, Tex
Weeks and
Lake Charles, la
All 22 Bodies Located Deep In Coal Mine
Clark County rescue crews recovered the bodies of all 22 miners after a gas triggered explosion at Compass No. 2 mine Clinchfield Coal Co in West Virginia. Eleven earlier victims were found in a separate section. Officials said the men likely suffocated with no fire detected. Thirty workers escaped unharmed.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Clinchfield Coal Co
Expert Disputes Prior Witness About Thresher Plastic
Navy Captain Hinchey disputed a prior witness claim that plastic near the Thresher wreck showed flame-charred marks. He testified the dark spots on the 18 inch square plastic were caused by lubricant used in machining and not by fire.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Navy
John J. Hinchey
Omaha
Neb
Hinchey
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Frederick L. Downs
Naval Court of Inquiry
Downs
U.S Naval Academy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
By.a
Atlantis II photographs sea floor in Thresher search
Navy reports Atlantis II made high quality pictures of the Atlantic floor during Thursday night and Friday morning searches. Cameras at about a mile deep 30 feet from the bottom covered a 36 by 35 foot area and found no sign of the sunken submarine Thresher despite earlier sonar indications.
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Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Thresher
Navy
Atlantis
Khrushchev Backs Peace in Laos After Talks with Harriman
Soviet Premier Khrushchev pledged renewed support for the Geneva peace plan and Laotian neutrality after a 34 hour conference with W Averell Harriman. A joint communique affirmed both governments back the Laotian agreement reached in Vienna and the general Laos settlement. No further details were given by officials, amid ongoing Soviet charges blaming the United States for the latest Laos flare up.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Khrushchev
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
Laos
United States
Kennedy
Council of Ministers
Vienna
Reed
Harriman
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