Cuban refugees seized near Anguilla Key by Cuban ships
Washington reports 19 Cuban refugees were kidnapped from a British island by two Cuban warships and a helicopter while U S warplanes watched. Coast Guard rescued 10, including a woman and child, as the others were seized on Anguilla Key 40 to 50 miles off Cuba.
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Washington
State Department
Anguilla Key
Richard Phillips
US. Coast Guard
Key West
Phillips
U.S
Cuba
Cay Sel Bank
Bahama Islands
United States
Nassau
Bahama
Coast Guard
Adriane
Citizens Committee For A Free
Guantanamo
U.S. Naval Base
Elementary School Burns To Ground
RALEIGH AP Fire destroyed Green Hope Elementary School near Apex Wake County early today Only a few pieces of equipment and the cafeteria were saved by firemen Wake School Superintendent Fred Smith said the 172 pupil school would cost about 400000 to replace It was partially insured A nearby resident Mrs Charles Batchelor turned in the fire alarm She reported seeing a strange car and a light in the building as flames began Firefighters from Apex Morrisville and the YRAC Rural Fire Department responded Students will be reassigned to other schools and arson will be investigated
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Raleigh
Apex
Wake County
Wake
Fred Smith
Green Hope
Charles Batchelor
Sheriff's Deputies
Morrisville
Yrac Rural Fire Department
N. C
Lees Grove
Smith
Two Held in Train Robbery Case and Taylor Testimony
In Washington and London two men were detained on charges linked to a Glasgow London mail train robbery that yielded about 7 million dollars in currency. General Maxwell D Taylor testified that military leaders faced no pressure from civilian superiors to back the treaty, though safeguards were urged for ratification by the Senate.
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Astin
Vax
John Gale
French Riviera
thelThey
Scotland Yard
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
London
Wee
Connee
Sun Hill
Britain
Pentagon
Berg
Peter Vibari
Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Nice
France
Terriblei
Jeil
Toronto
Cyprus
Moscow
Russia
Senate Foreign Relay
Richard 3. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Group
Russell
Sanford says redistrict plan gains general support
Gov. Terry Sanford reports broad backing among state legislators for his Senate redistricting plan after a second closed door session. He cites Mecklenburg three seats, Forsyth and Guilford five each, Cumberland and Onslow full-time senators, and says commitments are non negotiable. The plan aims to keep district variation under 1 percent and anticipates a fall special session to act under present constitutional terms.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Terry Sanford
State Senate
Sanford
Mecklenburg County
Forsyth
Guilford
Cumberland
Onslow
Senate
House
Oklahoma
Dividend Taxation Argued By Kennedy Era Committee
Washington AP reports a party line clash in the House Ways and Means Committee as it advances Kennedy era tax cuts. Debate centers on repealing dividend tax credits while preserving 10.5 billion in current tax payments. Executives and taxpayers await effects on take home pay after next January.
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Edmond Leereton
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Hisenhower
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Tax cut plan loosens rates for families and returns
After months of debate a committee approved a tax bill with a 20 percent bracket cut and a corporate rate slash. Most taxpayers would see lower bills in 1965 though two thirds of reductions take effect then and earlier returns won’t reflect new rates. Dividend details follow on page 2A.
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House
Withholding Society
Treasury
China accuses Soviet of breaking pledge on nuclear arms
The Chinese spokesman charged the Soviet leaders with welshing on the pledge to halt nuclear tests and warned that Moscow seeks to curry favor with the United States by maintaining a monopoly on nuclear weapons. The statement, broadcast in Beijing, tied the breach to the Camp David talks and West German militarism, arguing the real aim is to control nonaligned Communist nations.
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Francis K. Ichigaya
Moscow-Peking
Red
Tokyo
Red Chinas
Hesi Mier Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.S
Camp David
Soviet Union
New China News Agency
Khrushchev
United States
Meredith Graduation Delayed as Boards Review Case
Jackson Mississippi the state college board subcommittee voted 3 to 1 to recommend no action to deny James Meredith his diploma while a separate Sovereignty Commission report examines charges of inflammatory statements and whether his graduation should be postponed. The group’s members include Tally Riddell Thomas Tubb Charles Fairs and M M Roberts. A 20 year old Negro girl took Ole Miss entrance exams as Meredith finished his final test. Governor Barnett urged delaying graduation pending the investigation. Albania rejected the nuclear test ban treaty calling Khrushchev a traitor in a Tirana radio statement.
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Jackson
Miss
APA State College Board
James Meredith
State Sovereignity Commission
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Jearning
Tally Riddell
Quitman
Thomas Tubb
West Point
Charles Fairs
Louisville
MM. Roberts l
Hattiesburg
Ole Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Cleve McDowell
Ole Miss Law School
Ross Barnett
Youlou Resigns Presidency
Congo Republic's President Fulbert Youlou announced his resignation from the palace steps as a 10,000 strong crowd cheered. The army took power amid graft charges, labor demands, and calls for government reform after 4 years of independence. Prison inmates were freed as police fired on demonstrators leaving several dead or wounded.
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Patrick McNulty
Associated Press
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
APJ
Fulbert Youlou
Youlou
France
Browd
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England
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Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
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Brooklyn
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