Castro defends Cuba arms as invasion plan proof
Fidel Castro on TV asserts Cuba armed with Soviet missiles after knowing of a second invasion plan. He cites Miro Cardona's resignation and warns the world who bears responsibility for the Caribbean crisis. Castro says Cuba and the Soviet Union had knowledge of aggression plans and held June talks to determine measures.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Jose Miro Cardona
Kennedy
Castro
Caribbean
Miro
Cuba
Cuban Revolutionary Council
U. S. State Department
Soviet Union
Rioting Rages at British Columbia Prison
More than 600 inmates at New Westminster’s maximum security prison riot early today after a night of violence in which a guard was held hostage. Police and RCMP used tear gas as 150 officers and many guards struggled to contain the insurgents, with three prisoners blamed for the hostage incident.
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New Westminister
B.C
Tom Hall
Hall
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
British Columbia
Furniture makers foresee strong spring market at Southern Furniture Expo
Five manufacturers forecast a robust spring market and urged retailer manufacturer cooperation to inform consumers about value. They defended market driven pricing and continued lines to build shopper confidence as attendance at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building remained strong through the weekend.
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Furniture Plaza
Richard McClure
Pennsylvania House Furniture
Lewisburg
Gabriel Hekman
Hekman Furniture Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Robert Taylor
Taylor-Jamestown Co
Jamestown
N. Y
McClure
Plaza
Southern Furniture Exposition
No Promise Says Kennedy
President Kennedy denies promising a U S invasion of Cuba and says time will show Cuba freed with U S role. He also defends steel price increases as market responsive while urging restraint to protect the public. He warns against broad federal power to cut Mississippi funds over civil rights.
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Cuba
American Society of Newspaper Editors
United States
Kennedy
Civil Rights Commission
Mississippi
Hefner claims payoff to secure New York liquor license
Hugh Hefner accuses the State Liquor Authority of broad graft and demands that Playboy Club in New York be allowed to operate amid a wider corruption probe. He says his executives paid for legal rights, not illicit favors, amid a citywide climate of official corruption. A related development notes a Chicago operator’s indictment over a $79 000 payoff for the Playboy Club license in New York.
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NEW York
Hugh M. Hefner
Playboy Klubs
U.S
New York City
Hefner
State Liquor Authority
Manhattan
Chicago
Playboy Enterprises
Ralph Berger
Victor Lownes III
SLA
Nixon to face editors after vow to quit press conferences
Former Vice President Richard Nixon, who vowed to quit press conferences last November, prepared to answer 500 newspaper editors at the American Society of Newspaper Editors meeting in Washington. He had previously criticized the press and defended Kennedy's Cuba policies, while predicting a 1964 Republican campaign.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Robert S. McNamara
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedy
Cuba
Goodby
California
Chicago
Jack Paar
NBC
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Franco Executed Spanish Communist Leader Grimau
Madrid confirms Julian Grimau Garcia was executed at dawn by firing squad after a drumhead court martial for military terrorism during the Civil War. Grimau, 52, returned from exile last November and admitted party ties. Khrushchev and Queen Elizabeth sought clemency but were denied.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Julian Grimau Garcia
Khrushchev
Grimau
Carabanchel
Trieste May Unlock Thresher Sinking Mystery
Washington AP reports the Trieste bathyscaphe may capture visual proof of why the nuclear submarine Thresher sank in 8,000 feet of Atlantic water with 129 aboard. Navy officials caution locating the wreck is uncertain and could take weeks or months as the sub remains missing. The Trieste, under Lt Cmdr Donald L Keach, could provide data once the wreck is found.
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Washington
Trieste
Atlantic
John S. McCain
Navy
Donald L. Keach
Keach
Boston
Auguste Piccard
Jacques
Office of Naval Research
Marianas Trench
Guam
Kennedy eyes Laos action plan with no immediate U S troops
President Kennedy signaled major choices on Laos while ruling out deployment of U S troops now. He noted NSC discussions mid June in northern Thailand and outlined SEATO maneuvers with eight nations including Thailand Philippines Pakistan Australia New Zealand Britain and France amid armed clashes in Plaine des Jarres.
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Spencer Davis
Washington
Kennedy
Laos
U.S
National Security Council
SEATO
United States
Thailand
Philippines
Pakistan
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
France
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Plaine
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Inside Comics Editorial Sports Crossword Bridge Television Classified
The query lists sections and features in a newspaper issue including comics editorial sports crossword bridge television and classified pages. It notes readers may find cartoons game coverage puzzle pages TV listings and ads across the paper.
Titan 2 Encountered Second Stage Propulsion Failure
The Titan 2 missile, already hampered by a vibration issue, suffered a second stage engine shutdown during a 5 000 mile test flight. The abortive launch, the fifth failure in 13 attempts, threatens Titan 2 development and the Gemini program for a two man capsule.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Air Force
Market bustle hits Piedmont furniture centers this weekend
High Point and Thomasville producers draw crowded showrooms as buyers flood the Piedmont market. The Sunday Enterprise previews the activity with photos and stories in a feature for Sunday. Robert Allen Carter, a Stanly County native, served as a Confederate Army captain until Johnston surrenders near Durham.
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High Point
Thomasville
Piedmont North Carolina
Enterprise
Don Sheppard
Sunday Enterprise
Robert Allen Carter
Stanly County
Johnston
Sherman
Durham
Capt. Carter
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