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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1963

Page

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Castro Returns to Moscow for May Day Festivities

Fidel Castro arrived in Murmansk and headed to Moscow for the May Day parade as Soviet leaders unveiled a strong anti United States publicity push. He toured the region, met officials, and pledged a lively Cuban diplomatic effort while Anastas Mikoyan accompanied him.

Moscow Fidel Castro United States Kennedy Alliance For Progress Murmansk Red Square Murmanskshchev Castro Soviet Union Tass Communist Party Anastas I. Mikoyan Havana Khrushchev Khrushchevy Russia Cuba Nikita Khrushchev Anas

Sanford opens North Carolina Trade Fair in Charlotte

The second North Carolina International Trade Fair opened in Charlotte with Gov. Sanford presiding at Ovens Auditorium. The event aims to boost state growth with 250000 attendees expected over eight days. Exhibitors include 280 firms, many NC manufacturers, and international buyers from 15 countries.

Terry Sanford North Carolina Charlotte N.C Ovens Auditorium Norma Beatriz Nolan Buenos Aires Sanford State Department of Conservation and Development Europe Harold Love United States

Saddest Walk In Town As Books Are Moved To Sidewalk

John R Lindmark 74 has watched his 50 year bookshop in Poughkeepsie be torn down for a new highway. About 200000 volumes, valued at 3 million, are being moved to a sidewalk after the state condemned the shop 18 months ago and offered 22000. He and his wife face displacement as workers pile the books for removal.

Poughkeepsie N.Y Main Street John R. Lindmark Lindmark Wrecking Company

Americans In Haiti Warned Amid Violence

U S Embassy cautions Americans in Port au Prince to shelter at home and stockpile essentials as violence surges. Armed civilian militiamen patrol the streets while arrests and roadblocks heighten fear. Nine killed in the capital as Haitian forces combat opposition to President Duvalier. Bernard Diederich arrested. Haiti Sun operator.

Port AU Prince Haiti Francois Duvalier Duvalier Tonton Macoute Bernard Diederich Associated Press New York Times New York Diederich Haiti Sun U.S

Urban Renewal Progress Report and Salvation Army Birthday

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate coverage of urban renewal progress and Salvation Army birthday events. The brief mentions recreation expansion and a crossword on the page, with page references 2-A and 1-D. No concrete dates, names, or outcomes are clearly readable.

Harriman Reports On Conference In Moscow

Under secretary Harriman said Premier Khrushchev pledged U S support for peace and neutrality in Laos. He denied U S responsibility for new fighting and noted limited agreements on Laos including freer access for the three nation truce commission and closer U S Soviet coordination in Vientiane. He dismissed Soviet claims of U S provocation and said Khrushchev and Gromyko did not raise those questions.

Moscow W. Averell Harriman Khrushchev United States Laos Harriman Southeast Asia U. S Truce Commission Canada Poland India Pathet Lao Andrei A. Gromyko

Ex Marine recounts helping bury Castro spy in Cuba case

Former First Lieutenant William A Szili told Representative Schweiker he helped retrieve the body of Ruben Lopez and secretly bury him after Lopez was shot by Captain Arthur J Jackson on September 30 1961 at Guantanamo Bay. Szili urged a congressional inquiry arguing the Marine Corps erred in ousting him.

Rine William A. Szill Richard Schweiker Szili Marine Corps Pennsylvania Ruben Lopez Fidel Castro Castro Szill House Armed Services Committee Military Operations House Government Operations Committee Arthur J. Jackson Lopez U.S Guantanamo City Cuba The Marine Company Jackson Guantanamo Bay Guantanamo

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