Castro Death Plot Tied to Kennedy Plan Says Lansdale
Retired Maj. Gen. Edward G. Lansdale says plans to remove Fidel Castro, including assassination, originated with President Kennedy or the highest authority. He framed his 1962 feasibility study as exploring all options, while denying specific direct dealings with Kennedy. A Rockefeller Commission source notes possible later U.S. efforts to kill Castro.
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John F. Kennedy
Edward G. Lansdale
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Rockefeller Commission
CIA
S Secretary of Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Kennedy
McGeorge Bundy
United States
Cuba
Associated Press
CLA
Huge Florida Land Fraud Allegations Hit Real Estate Firms
Florida prosecutors name four real estate executives and three firms in a $1 billion land fraud probe. Charges include selling unregistered securities and fraud as investigators link 2609 Corp to millions in securities tied to Green Swamp land in Polk County. Accused: Harris A. Coller, Lane Hartwell, Philip Swan, David Edstrom. Corporate entities SET, Hart WOH and Associates, and 2604 Corp named as corporations.
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West Palai
Fla.ap
David Bludworth
Tallahassee
2609 Corp
Fort Lauderdale
2604 Corp
Green Swamp
Polk County
Florida
Comptroller’s Office
Ciates
North Palm Beach
Jacksonville
Hartwell
Philip Swan
David Edstrom
Fort Ganderdaly
Swan
Edstrom
Rand
Hart Woh and Associates
2804 Corp
Arthur Brisbane’s advice on vivid news writing
Seymour Althen recalls journalist Arthur Brisbane who urged avoiding common words like very and splendid in descriptive writing to create a more engaging news story. The note reflects Brisbane’s emphasis on concise, colorful storytelling for newsrooms.
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Milwaukee
Old Evening
Wisconsin
Arthur Brisbane
Seymour
Althen
Autopsy Ordered in Estate Fight in Michigan
A probate judge in Mount Clemens ordered the exhumation of Sumer D. Lamkins to determine mental competence at the time of his 1972 will. Lamkins left about 24 million to Lucille Rahmeyer and three German Shepherds, while a 1968 will named heirs Merton Lamkin, Geraldine Stulzenfeld, and Janet Dest. The autopsy will assess brain condition and possible vascular issues. the body to be removed within 10 days from Clinton Grove Mausoleum for a 30 day examination.
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Mich
Macomb County
Kenneth
Sanborn
Sumer D. Lamkins
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Lamkins
Lucille Rahmeyer
Lamking
Werner Spitz
Wayne County
New Haven
Clinton Grove
Spitz
Merton Lamkin
Harper Woods
Geraldine Stulzenfeld
Janet, Dest
Kent
Wash
Blacks Challenge South Africa to UN Elections
United Nations officials report black African nations demanding UN supervised elections in South West Africa or Namibia. South Africa's Vorster mentions no inch of soil will be ceded and rejects interference while ready to meet with UN and SWAPO officials. Namibia’s future should be decided by its people, officials say.
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CAP
South Africa
U.N
Security Council
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Vorster
Windhoek
South- West Africa
Council
R.B. Banda
Zambia
The
Namibia
Cntineil
Sam Nujomia
South- West Africa People’s Organiation
SWAPO
Black Liberation Group
U.N. General Assembly
Organization of African Unity
Dry and Cool Weekend Outlook Across Wisconsin
A cold front moved eastward from Wisconsin ending rain and thunderstorms and bringing dry but cool conditions for the rest of the weekend. Saturday morning saw clear to partly cloudy skies with temperatures rising into the mid 60s in Milwaukee Manitowoc and Two Rivers. The outlook shows showers possible Monday then clear to partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer readings across the state.
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Milwaukee
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Ford and Spain discuss bases as economy face shifts
President Ford and Spain's Francisco Franco met in Madrid amid talks on continuation of U S military bases in Spain and broader Western defense ties. Ford hailed Spain's role while Washington weighs alliance duties. observers noted the event alongside U S economic outlook updates forecasting slower unemployment and inflation easing through next year.
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Maes Tong
Alan Greenspan
Madhid
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Francisco
Franco
Madrid
el Pardo Palace
Americas
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Miguel Azal Garcialamis
Bert Asi
Antonig
Sato Sui Il
Brussels
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Strona Bent Los
Kola
France
Allance
Sato
Vajl
United States
Mecuty
WenVed
Barajas
Ford Ald Franco
Spein
Amerwa Jandath
Husband Dead Woman Charged With Murder in West Side Shooting
Felix 40 was shot five times with a 22 caliber rifle inside the west side home shortly after 7 am. An autopsy confirmed the lethal shots, with another grazing the forehead. Police found the body in a rear hallway as the investigation unfolded.
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Felix
West Side
Te Story
Two Family Ranch for Sale with 3 Bedrooms and Attached Garage
Classified ad offers a New two family ranch with three bedrooms and a two car attached garage. Contact numbers 060-0000 or 684-4433 or 793-1317 to place your message with an Ad Visor.
Explosion rocks Beirut districts. one man killed
In Beirut, an explosion shattered an ITT notice area with no casualties reported downtown. A Christian village and a Muslim village south of the capital traded mortar fire. one man was killed. Tower indicates JFK investigation may stay closed unless new documents show government agency involvement.
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Keir
Lebanon
Beirut
Kennedy
Tower
Heilman to Buy Schmidt Brewery in $18 Million Deal
Philadelphia stockholders of C. Schmidt & Sons Brewery agree to sale to Wisconsin based Heilman Brewing Co. The $18 million offer wins 65 percent approval and finalization is expected around July pending government clearance.
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Philadelphia
C. Schmidt & Sons Brewery
Chris Evert Wins Italian Open Women’s Singles Title
Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale Florida captured the Italian Open women’s singles crown with a 6 1 6 0 win over Marina Navratilova of Czechoslovakia. Evert dominated the tournament, losing only 14 games and defeating Navratilova in a rematch from two years ago.
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Rome
Iap
Czechoslovakia
Marina Navratilova
Miss Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Greece and Turkey ease quarrels after talks in Brussels
Greek Prime Minister and Turkish Prime Minister Su leyman Demirel made progress toward defusing tensions that nearly led to war last summer. They agreed oil rights disputes in the Aegean Sea should be settled by the International Court at The Hague, per a communiqué after nearly three hours of talks.
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Turkey
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