Cuba exile invasion of 1961 raw tale and its exiles
In March 1961 at Coral Gables and Miami, Cuban exile Ulises Carbo and others prepared for the ill fated Ray of Pigs invasion. Recruits trained across Florida with minimal US government involvement and some Cuban groups claiming US backing.
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Miami
Fla
Coral Gables
Ulises Carbo
Goodby
Ulises Jr
Leyva
Eduardo
Rapu
Arango
Carbo
Castro
Cuba
Mario Santiago
Florida
Felix Santiesteban
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Opa-locka
Kennedy and Cubans in Emotional Orange Bowl Reunion
President Kennedy reviewed Brigade 2506 at the Orange Bowl in Miami addressing 30 000 exiles while urging a day when Cuba is free He pledged the brigade will lead a free Cuba and praised the prisoners released from Cuban jails amid chants of Guerra and Libertad.
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Cuba
U.S
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Bri
Sun
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Donald Barnes
State Department
Thomas Cruz
Cruz
United States
Jose Antonio ‘Echevarria
Pinar del Rio
Jose San Roman
Ismael Lugo
Martin
Jose Marti
Greece
Marti
Ameri Lee Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Orange
Castro
Scientist Warns War Obsession Threatens Civilization
Dr. Loren C. Eiseley of the University of Pennsylvania warned that overspecialization and a growing war apparatus threaten Western society. He compared rigid civilizations like Rome and caste-influenced societies to a decaying tumor that saps a society’s strength and risks extinction. He urged scrutiny of government structure and rapid scientific expansion.
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Earth
Loren C. Eiseley
University of Pennsylvania
Rome
Dr Eiseley
India
Eiseley
West
China
Tax Cut Essential Hodges Says
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges said the economy remains sound but growth is slowing and urged a federal income tax cut to boost consumer demand business investment and future growth He noted 1963 will be slower than 1962 yet a tax cut could spur a long period of rapid expansion and rising prosperity for Americans and support Kennedy’s program efforts
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Washington (Ap
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Congress
Kennedy
Babson Sees Topnotch Year for City
City officials credit a strong year with urban growth and refugee family sponsorship shaping Section D coverage. Babson notes achievements across neighborhoods as Page 7-A highlights.
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City Page
Washington Views 1963 Confidently
The Kennedy administration sees 1962 dissolving into 1963 with improved international conditions. Soviets retreat on Cuba, Berlin stalls, and Communist splits widen while non communist nations gain strength. A new Atlantic unity and NATO discussions loom as Kennedy offers Polaris missiles to Britain and France within NATO.
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Washington
United Atlantic
U.S
Kennedy
Britain
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Paris
Cobb’s Double Life Tops North Carolina News
The 1962 top story is William E Cobb's dual life revealing a Morganton lumber businessman and NC Republican leader living with a Roanoke common law wife and two children. The affair, shocking the state, led AP editors to name it year’s No. 1. Other top items include highway sign procurements, GOP gains, a basketball fixing case, and a spring storm.
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William E
Obb
Morganton
North Carolina
Republican Party
Roanoke
Associated Press
U N Pushes Katanga Drive To End Secession
U N forces launched an offensive into Katanga’s copper region and seized Elisabethville as Moise Tshombe fled. The UN called on Katanga’s 18 000 strong police to desert Tshombe and join the liberation effort, signaling a possible decisive end to the secession.
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Elisabethville, Congo
U. N
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
U.N
Tshombe
Leopoldville
United Nations
UN. Congo
Copper
New Tax Rules For Foundations
Washington AP reports that the Internal Revenue Service will tighten oversight of tax-exempt foundations. New rules require detailed reporting of dollars collected and invested, officer salaries, stock holdings, political activity, and fundraising costs, with audits increased to curb abuses.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Rockefeller
Ford
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