Cuban exile raid on Cuba sparks regional tension and denials
Guest editorial notes Cuban exiles raid Oriente province burning a sugar mill and shelling Pilan as Castro blames the United States. State Department denies U S involvement while Miami linked Revolutionary Recovery Movement claims commandos sailed from the Caribbean. Brazil breaks ties as four OAS states recognize Cuba amid sanctions and unrest.
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Castro
Oriente
Pilan
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Miami
Cuba
Caribbean
U.S. State Department
Styles Tactics I Maryland Very Different Styles Tactics I
Maryland primary highlights sharp contrasts between George C Wallace and Daniel Brewster. Wallace favors a hammering rights bill push with showy, brisk campaigning while Brewster blends Kennedy Johnson legacy with appeals for racial harmony. Wallace draws crowds at rallies. Brewster canvasses clubs and mingles with voters.
Two Car Crashes Reported Across City Intersections
Multiple two car accidents occurred Friday at different intersections with no injuries. Vehicles involved include a 1962 Chevrolet and a 1962 Mercury at 4th Ave and Jackson St, a 1964 Chevrolet and a 1951 Chevrolet truck at 16th Ave and Woodland St, and a 1963 Chevrolet with a 1954 Oldsmobile at 6th Ave and Royal Dr. A church singing event is announced at Holy Church of Christ on 11th Ave NW tonight.
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4Th Ave
Jackson St
John C. McDowra
4Th Ave. SE
Katherin DeGraffenried
Frances Piper Wilson
Birch St. SE
Leon Lott
Hartselle
16Th Ave
Woodland St. SE
6Th Ave
Royal Dr
Felton Woodard
Danville Rd
James Waugh
Danville
The
Holy Church of Christ
11Th Ave. NW
Rockefeller Scores Oregon Primary Upset
New York governor Nelson Rockefeller won Oregon's 18 convention votes in a surprising upset opposed by five rivals. Lodge finished second in the GOP presidential primary as he remained in Saigon. Barry Goldwater led delegates overall but remained distant from a clear path to the nomination.
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Portland
Ore
Nelson A. .Rockefeller
New York
Oregon
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Lodge
New Hampshire
Shug
Saigon
Goldie
NIXON
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Hoffa Faces More Suits Over Union Funds
Six Philadelphia Teamsters allege union President James R. Hoffa and 18 officers diverted funds to cover Hoffa’s legal bills. They seek an audit and an injunction to halt further use of union money for his trials. Hoffa, under trial in Chicago for defrauding the union, did not comment.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
Teamsters
Chicago
State Ballot Draws Blast in Maryland Wallace Row
Sen Daniel B Brewster attacked George C Wallace noting Alabama primaries use a numbering system to reveal ballots He said there is no secret ballot in Alabama and accused Wallace of misrepresenting civil rights bill during Maryland campaign at Johns Hopkins University students in Baltimore May 15.
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Daniel B. Brewster
Alabama
Maryland
Johns. Hopkins University
Johnson
George C. Wallace
Brewster
Wallace
Wallace Move Started In S. Carolina
In Columbia South Carolina an independent conservative coalition begins gathering 10000 signatures to place an electors slate for Gov. George C Wallace on the state ballot within 90 days. C C Dillingham leads the effort aided by members from the Draft Thurmond Committee and Barnett National Committee with eight proposed electors named including Henry C Bell Jr A O Bolen L S Connor Thomas L Cox and William Brown Day Lee.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Independent Conservative Coalition
O. Frank Thornton
A. W. Bethea
Wallace
Maryland
C. C. Dillingham
Barnett National Committee
Dillingham
Henry C. Bell Jr
Conway
A. O. Bolen
Swansea
Dr. L. S. Connor
Springfield
Thomas L. Cox
Greenville
William Brown
Lee Wallace
Two Cuban Tries Cited
Washington reports a second and third Cuban exile landings near Havana amid protests following a sugar mill attack. The Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba confirms infiltrations but places them on Wednesday, not Friday, with Havana silent on the claims.
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Cuba
Havana
U.S
Washington Stars
Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba
Port Pilon
Oriente
Your Heart Has Nine Lives
A health feature describes nine common risk areas in daily life and offers practical steps to reduce danger and improve well being through safer habits and mindful choices.
Healing waters of Decatur mecca on old Moulton road
John Knox visits a long forgotten healing water site once a popular stop on the Moulton road the piece recalls the town that gathered there and the lingering magic of its waters. The report ties to broader themes of memory and change as a historic court ruling on school integration marks a decade. It notes violence after the Dallas street shooting and the Kennedy family's slow recovery.
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Decatur
John Knox
Mecca
Moulton Road
U. S. Supreme Court
Linda Brown
Roa Charges U S Bases, U2 Flights Endanger Cuba
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa charged that the United States runs CIA bases in Florida Puerto Rico and Central America for attacks on Cuba and sent U2s to pinpoint them. He warned that a raid on a Cuban sugar mill and an arms cache threaten peace as Thant had not replied to a prior note.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Cuba
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Florida
Puerto Rico
Central America
Raul Roa
U Thant
Thant
Nikolai Fedorenko
Roa
U.N
Pilan
Oriente Province
Central Intelligence Agency
Wife Family Thrilled By Stutts Release
Mrs. Mary Belle Stutts of Florence cheers as Capt. Ben W. Stutts and Capt. Charleton W. Voltz are released by North Korean forces after a year in captivity. The two U. S. Army pilots walked to freedom under U. N. supervision, ending a long separation for their families and communities.
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James Overall
Mary Belle Stutts
Florence
Ben W. Stutts
Stutts
Charleton W. Voltz
Frankfurt
Mich
North Korea
Korea
Associated Press
Capt
C. H. Stutts
State Department
Capt. Stutts
U.N. Command
Han Joo-Kyung
J. C. Stutts
U. N. Command
Korean Demilitarized Zone
Greg
Mike
Bruce
Senator Claims CR Foes Do Talking
Washington AP reports the civil rights bill debate continues with foes doing most of the talking. Senator B Everett Jordan of North Carolina says he does not enjoy filibustering yet acknowledges the long debate is complex. Senator John Sparkman of Alabama notes the debate has spurred public awareness of the measure's meaning as night sessions and fireworks unfold with most of the talk coming from opponents.
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Senate
B. Everett Jordan
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