Cubans Cut Water Service To Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuban action origin claimed in Cuban territory but no reported threat to the United States. Water service to Guantanamo Bay was suspended at noon, with no diplomat relief from Havana. The move followed guerrilla activity mentions and reflects tensions between Havana and Washington.
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Guantanamo Naval Base
Washington
Fxnel Castro
State Department
Guantanamo
Cuba
Guantanamo Naval Cuba
Havana
United States
Key West
Fla
Nooni
Florida
Thomas A. Caro
Miami
Raul Roa
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Tax Bill Nearing Approval
Washington lawmakers moved the administration's 11.6 billion tax cut bill toward final Senate passage after House approval. The near-final steps include 10 to 12 amendments on issues like depletion allowances, with debates over public utility regulation and exemptions to excise taxes. Democratic leaders pledged action on all federal excises later this season.
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Washington
Senate
House
GOF
Treasury
Ways and Means
Hoffa Trial Witness Links Bribery to Jury Rigging Claim
Edward Partin, Baton Rouge official and Hoffa associate, testified in Chattanooga that Hoffa offered 15 000 to 20 000 dollars to sway the Nashville jury in the 1962 conspiracy case. Partin, a local officer with prior reform school record, tied Hoffa and five others to attempts to influence the jury during the trial.
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Chattanooga
Ub 2
Iwi
Sauna
Hoffa
International Teamsters
Partin
Teamsters
Baton Rouge
Holt
Berke
Wilson
Nashville
U.S
Survivors Say Yacht Hit By Steel Rod
Eureka California AP survivors recount the sinking of the Hattie D, a chartered yacht off Cape Mendocino. The crew, including Charles Orcutt and Evelyn Orcutt, faced five hours of danger as a 25 mile offshore collision with a steel object or log. A Coast Guard helicopter plucked ten men from the sea after the main cabin flooded.
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Hoffa Bowie
Eureka
Calif
Seattle
Neah Bay
Washington Coast
Copter
Hattie
California
Dewey Orcutt
Cape Mendocino
Carl John Ling
Wallace Rutherford
Gblson
Steels
Charles Orcutt
Orcutt
Evelyn
Johnson
Cult
Coast Guard
Jand
Ron Harmon
Mike Oom
Ben McClain
A.J. Raiff
Raiffe
Communists Strike Hard In Viet Nam
Communist guerrillas mounted major assaults south and northwest of Saigon after the Jan 30 coup. Phu My town burned and fell to Red Viet Cong fighters. An outpost in the Mekong Delta was overrun and a relief column wiped out. Go Dau Ha villages near Saigon faced heavy fighting as US helicopters observed dawn skirmishes. Casualties were not yet tallied.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Phu My
Mekong River
Cambodia
Go Dau Ha
Vi Thanh
Chuang Thien
Viet Nam
George Dorsey
Alexandria
Dorsey
Nguyen Khanh
Notasulga Mayor defies and fears injunction over school access
Tuskegee Alabama mayor James Rea says he will obey a court if injunction blocks enforcing enrollment of six Black students at Notasulga High. He cited fire safety ordinance and overcrowding as reasons for denial while awaiting a federal judge’s order. Fire marshal rules fire caused by wiring defects. State-wide coverage continues.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Nolasulga
James Rea
Notasulga High
Rea
U.S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Notasulga
Tom Hall
Montgomery
Girl Survives Night Lost in Woods During Downpour
In Cherokee County near Gaffney a five year old girl wandered into dense woods during a heavy rainstorm. She was found seven miles from home by a search party including National Guardsmen and rescue units. She showed scratches and was weak but in good condition after admission for observation.
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Gaffney
5.C
Jane
Black
Heber Black
Chesnee Highway
Cherokee County Sheriff’s
Gaffney National Guards
National
Hunter
Cherokee County Rescue
Rutherford Hospital
N.C
Cherokee Ted
Water tanker to supply Guantanamo base despite Cuba water cut
The U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay may face water disruption after Havana Radio said inland reservoirs were shut off until Cuba frees 36 seized Cuban fishermen. An 8,000 ton tanker, reactivated from the Norfolk mothball fleet, will evaporate sea water for drinking, with the base paying $14,000 monthly for water and storing 10 million gallons. Guantanamo uses two million gallons daily.
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Washington
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
Miami
United States
U. S
Norfolk
Guantanamo
Four Students Found Alive On Mountain
Four Syracuse University students missing since Monday in the wilderness near the northeast’s highest peak were found alive in a mountain hut. A U S Forestry Service hut guided rescuers to the party, all walking without help and in good condition. A helicopter ferried the students from Mt Jel to safety after simultaneous air and telescope sightings by searchers.
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MT. Washington
N. H
Syracuse University
Anne
Hur
Capelli
Rouses Point
N.Y
rendez-Craig Fournier
Tonawanda
Vous
Peter Bradford
Syracuse
U.S. Brunswick
Maine
Naval Air/Forestry Service
Edmonds Colon Mt. Jeland
stu/ferson
Fayetteville
N.C
Dents
Ft. Bragg
Fdani
Wilfred D. Buff
Bauxite
Ark
Marvin B. Atkins
Detroit
Grady D. Taite
Chance
Ala
John D. Goodwin
Robert Koppe
New York City
Massaquepa Park
Peter
John A. Watson
Womack Army Hospital
John V. Condee
Lawrence
Mass
Condee
Tobacco Research Approved by House Panel
Washington AP A proposed multimillion dollar crash program to remove health hazards from smoking won unanimous approval today from the House Agriculture Committee Chairman Harold D. Cooley said the program would set up laboratories and field stations to study health factors of tobacco The Secretary of Agriculture would determine locations He estimated 5 million to 10 million dollars needed to start The move followed a government panel report warning of health hazards from cigarette smoking and the need for action Cooley said the study of smoking and health is in its infancy and that the research aims to maximize health assurances in tobacco use.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Secretary of Agriculture
Cooley
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Arrow
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Presidential Range
Pinkham Notch Road
Valley
Mt. Madison
Appalachian Mountain Club
Tobacco Research Approved
Aseied Society
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