Cuba Eyes Policy Change As Kennedy Inaugurates
Havana reports Cuba’s cabinet signaling a possible shift in U.S. policy toward the Kennedy administration while pledging no change in Castro’s stance toward the United States. The cabinet authorized the death penalty for anti Castro terrorists and announced trials for 90 accused in the wake of the U.S.-Cuba tensions.
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Richard Valerian
Ehavana
U.S
Castro
Staes
la Ha
Malecon
Donas
Antiatreratt
Cuba
Eisenhower
Workers Boycott Cuban Cargoes in New York Harbor
A spontaneous work stoppage by Longshoremen in New York blocks handling cargoes destined for Cuba. The International Longshoremen's Association reports the strike began after crews refused to handle goods from Communist countries. The German freighter Ligiana, arriving from Havana, faced the boycott as about 200 tons of pineapple and water were not loaded. Temperature notes and weather briefs accompany the item.
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New York
Roma
Cuba
W Iliam V. Bradley
Loneshoremien’e Association
Loycttt
Ligiana
Havana
Waterie
Fo Uft
Regional Weather Wyomin Partly Windy Friday
Regional forecast notes windy conditions in northern Montana and locally windy areas in the northern portions. Light showers are possible Friday with a low tonight around five below in some zones and slightly warmer elsewhere.
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Mot Longgta
Erst Celder
Embassy Personnel Arrive in Florida
U S Embassy staff flee Havana for Florida as 67 embassies plan exit. Eugen Gilmore says two day scramble and high tension as 1000 Americans remaining in Cuba face possible danger. Records sent ahead by plane to Key West, workers abandon homes and goods amid theft complaints and arrests.
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Ben Funk
U.S
Fidell
Castro
Cubs
Havana
Eugen A. Gilmore
Halevana
Welllave
India
Gilmore
Counsul
James E. Rowan de
Arly As
Cuba
Brown
Giloare
Washington
Washinton
Key West
Havanas
City Moves On New City Property Map And Subdivisions
Planning Commission approves a city property map showing 11 parcels and four preliminary subdivisions Glenmeerel Second addition Hilside First Broadview Actes First Coffenwood Village plus Highland View near Ingleland Park. The map increases city area to 9.18 square miles and includes a 122 acre reservoir area. Final approval for Soren and Earl Bentley subdivision postponed for field trip. The Highland View subdivision covers 160 acres with 273 building lots north of Ingleland Park and near Greeley Country Club. The city may negotiate for the reservoir site with engineers Nelson Maley Patterson and Quirk confirming the water needs and transmission alignment.
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Subellylians
Greeley
Commission Sre
Brokenning
Tern
Glenmierel
Hilside
Anil N
Broadview Actes
Ilyen
Lion and Coffenwood
Jpincer
Miles
Shle
Soren
Highland View
Earl Bentley
Ingleland Park
Roy Lindwall
Greeley Country Club
47Th Ave
Gife
John Haley
Nelson, Maley, Patterson
Quirk
Pentley
L’ Fi
B. H. Cruce
Olin Sheffer
City Usaler
Cruce urges county aid for city airport funds
City Manager B H Cruce asks city council to seek county financial help to support airport operations. He attached a transmittal letter and a new report updating prior airport operation details for council review. The document aims to provide a clearer picture of current airport operations, not future needs.
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Frank Colohan
B. H. Cruce
Clue
Crnce
Plvste
Thei City
Greetey
Dick Nolan
Ensling
Kennedy Begins Farm Issue Talks
Kennedy plans a road show of farm leader conferences with Congress on the farm issue. Pierre Salinger said today’s meeting marks only the first in a series and will not decide steps to raise farm prices or income. He added Kennedy will also meet a publishers’ committee of Negro newspapers and may release an economic report soon.
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Ovid Martin
New. York
Kennedy
Pierre Stinger
Presidenb
John F. Hennedy
Selinger
Scotenny
Walter
Eller
St. Paul
Counsil
Econarnte
Theodore C. Borenson
Spe
White House
Paul Samuelson
Massachusetts
Salinger
T & Futuré
Army
Caldl
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Richard B. Hassall
Carl] Vinson
Georgia Democrats
Senate
Armed Services
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Tn Allanty
Vandiver
Orgille L. Freeman
Carlyle
Wouild
Beck
Aidwestern
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Pla
Dean Rosk
Chasen
Etete
Rew
Fis
Richard
Nesistadt
Columbia University
Geoffrey Golild Washington
5Tate
Senike Mansfeld
Mextera
Ffarslers
House
Po Hyiry
Niles
Sam Hayburn
William Colmer
Joseph S Clark
D-Pa
Philadelphia
Thole
Belgian Strike Dims as Government Report Outlines Plans
Reports from Brussels and Antwerp indicate noisy demonstrations by Socialists ease as authorities mark a potential end to the day-old strike. Salinger notes committees may study agricultural price issues while Kennedy’s administration contemplates farm policy and Army post considerations.
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Fred Cheval
Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
Tta
Leo Callard
The
Panama recalls ambassador amid Cuba relations tensions
Panama urged by petitioners and business groups to cut ties with Cuba as Alberto Obarria was recalled from Havana. Officials declined comment while Castro sympathizers planned public meetings and pro Panamanian ads warned of a negative reaction if relations with Cuba end. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer celebrated his birthday.
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Panging
Castro Tegime
Alberto Obarria
Havana
Cuba
United States
Castro
Jose Antonio Cabrera Vila
Sme
Iha
Skating Reopens Evening Sessions at Glenmere Park
Glenmere Park plans evening skating as weather allows. Superintendent reports daytime skating still barred while temperatures remain warm. prior skating at Jat Island Grove Park not currently permitted.
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Glenmere Lake
Brom
Tanesday
Vera
Igchaifer
Schalfre
Glenmera
Jat Island Grove Park
Filibuster Clash Persists as Senate Opens Work Session
Senate debate on filibuster continues amid party battles. House Democrats signal unity while President-elect keeps pressure on leadership. Key figures like Hayburn and Dirksen shown pursuing procedural changes and cabinet reforms, with party fissures and strategic maneuvers shaping the early stage of the session.
House Completes Organization and 10 Bills Introduced
In Denver the Colorado House completed its organization and introduced ten measures. Highlights include a bill to require recording of real estate sales ratios and a plan to extend workmen’s compensation benefits. debates over residency requirements for voting and county-level sales tax bases are noted. The session faces a packed agenda with proposed constitutional amendments.
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Mackleale
House
Senate
McNichols
Mack
ILB
Ty Kirk West
Puebla
Hal Wolfe
Poe Will Head Committee on House Rules
In Denver AP report Rep Guy Poe a Dallas Democrat was named to chair the House Rules Committee, replacing Elizabeth Fellet who had led the panel five years. The appointment forms part of a broader slate with five Dems and one Republican on the panel, and Follet dropped from all committees.
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Denver
Guy Poe
Albert Tomsie
Colorado House
Elizabeth Fellet
Rice
Colorado
Poe
Aten Dines
Spesker
Orisle
Frank Burk
Forrest Burns
Lycan
Vincent Massart
Pueblo
Rep
Raymond Simpson
Otis
Simpson
House
Burns
Nay Farr
Sugar City
Chitir
Wil
Old Lutheran Parish Hall To Be Made into Apartment
Merle E Astix was granted 13 003 square feet for a turn zoning variance by the city zoning board of appeals to convert the Lutheran parish hall at 9th Ave and 21st St into a single bedroom apartment building. The board also allowed purchase of the property to build the apartment, despite a 20 foot depth minimum and lot size of 99 square feet. The meeting was attended by Ralph Waldo Jr Ernest B Scott Rob Deryington George Dargell and Paul Gratant with committee secretary present.
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Merle E Astix
Ng Board of Appeals
Fussday
Wariance
Lutheran Church
Asper
Wariabee
Tard
Ralph Waldo Jr
Ernest B. Scott
At &Th Ave
21St St
Fert Deryington
Paul Gratant
George Dargell
Spector
Pice
Land Board Bills Introduced In Colorado Legislature
Denver ap four bills to tighten Colorado laws governing state land leases were introduced as the 1961 session opened. Sen Paul Vonke led the measures, with opposition from Sen Wilkie Hom and cautious support from Sen Earl Wavington. Bills seek longer lease terms, readjusted rentals, board appointment rules, anti conflict provisions, arbitration of improvements, and adherence to state administrative procedures.
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Colorado
Paul Vonke
Fort Collins
Venice
Wilkle Hom
DeLamar
Farl Watvington
R-Sterling
Senate DU
Larst
Board of Lans Commissioners
Ural
Land Board
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