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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1962

Page

5

Cuban Militiamen Are Demobilized After 45 Days in Trenches

Cuban militiamen returned home Saturday after over 40 days in trenches in Pinar del Rio Province. A motorcade of Soviet trucks and police escorts greeted the demobilized troops in Havana while a harbor welcome rally drew crowds. Soldiers reported cold conditions, warm meals, and no U S reconnaissance planes observed. Fidel Castro began mobilization last October as rumors of a new currency exchange spread among worried citizens.

Havana Pinar del Rio

Youth Held For Death Of Sister Cadigan

Massachusetts state police said Saturday night 14 year old Thomas Cadigan confessed to strangling his sister Margaret Cadigan 17 a drum majorette and Mount St. Josephs Academy honor student in their Winthrop home Friday night The medical examiner described torture with a knife before the strangling Blood stained kitchen knife was found beside the body The death marks the eighth strangulation of a woman in metropolitan Boston since mid June.

Boston Massachusetts Margaret Cadigan Winthrop Thomas Cadigan Mount St. Joseph’s Academy Archdiocesan Michael A. Luongo

Rescue Teams Recover Body Of Miner In Pa Mine

Rescue workers recovered the body of Hurley C. Stalmaker, 30, of Adah, near a coal train 3,900 feet from the mine face at U S Steel Robena No 3 mine in Carmichaels Pennsylvania after an explosion trapped 36 others more than two days earlier. Rescue efforts continued as crews sought to reach those buried 650 feet underground following Thursday afternoon blast.

Carmichaels Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Hurley C. Stalmaker Adah Talmaker U.S. Steel Corp Robena No. 3

Jefferson Portrait For White House Acquisition

Washington AP The White House collection adds a life portrait of Thomas Jefferson painted in 1800 by Rembrandt Peale. Gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon of Virginia, the painting was previously owned by the Peabody Institute of Baltimore. James W. Fosburgh calls the acquisition a significant step for securing premier early president portraits.

John F. Kennedy White House Thomas Jefferson Paul Mellon Upperville Peabody Institute of Baltimore Washington Rembrandt Peale Jefferson Kennedy Mellon James W. Fosburgh New York City Peale Charles J. M. Eaton Baltimore Peabody Institute Institute

Dollar Policy Keeps Pressure on Global Deficit

The article analyzes U.S. efforts since 1960 to reduce the foreign deficit by directing aid spending, boosting dollar demand, and prompting allies to buy U.S. goods. It explores potential consequences if the deficit is eliminated, including a possible shift to new gold substitutes and ongoing currency pressures as world trade expands.

Pentagon United States Ispur Treasury Federal Reserve Board U.S

Newburgh City Manager Arrested in Bribery Case

Joseph Mitchell Newburgh city manager was arraigned on charges of bribery conspiracy and accepting unlawful fees amid an alleged $20,000 payoff to influence a rezoning. A go-between Lawrence De Masi Jr. and two Monticello real estate developers faced related charges as detectives tied the cash to a Manhattan hotel sting. Mitchell defended his innocence.

New York Joseph Mitchell Newburgh N.Y Dist Frank S. Hogan Manhattan Mitchell Newburgh City Hall Herman Weinkrantz Hogan Lawrence J. de Masi Jr Hillsdale N.J Stephen Joseph Wahrhaftig Monticello Harold Birns New York City Birns de Masi Iman State of New York

Gurkhas Airlifted to Brunei to Crush Independence Revolt

In Brunei on Borneo British forces rushed Gurkha troops from Singapore by air to quell a revolt seeking independence. Rebels attacked Brunei oil sites around Seria and Limbang while government forces regained control by nightfall. Seven killed in initial clashes and oil fields remained a focal point amid mounting tensions.

Brunei Borneo Britain Manila North Borneo Sarawak Seria Here Singapore Sara Wak Kuching Kuala Belait Limbang Miri Dennis White London A. M. Azahari Philippines

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