Guevara warns Cuban militiamen to stay ready for new invasion
In a seacoast rally west of Havana Maj. Ernesto Guevara urged demobilized militiamen to return to work but stay prepared for possible U S or new administration threats. He hailed the three week invasion alert as a victory for the people without bloodshed. Fidel Castro announced 80 000 small farmers in Oriente Province would receive credits to grow coffee cacao and a plan for children to work on new collective farms.
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Ernesto Guevara
Cuba
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Guevara
Eisenhower
Agrarian Reform Institute
Oriente
Soviet Union
Castro
Red China
Child Fatally Shoots Self in Sunnyvale Incident
In Sunnyvale California three year old Jimmy Morrow son of a police officer removed a pistol from a couch and fatally shot himself in the stomach. He died en route to a hospital.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
Jimmy Morrow
Robert Morrow
Nine Groups Back More School Funds
Gov. Terry Sanford wins pledges from nine influential North Carolina groups to boost 1961 63 education appropriations. The signatories vow full devotion to an educational program that reaches all children with high quality, adaptable to every community.
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Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Sanford
North Carolina
Queen Elizabeth II heads tiger hunt in Rajasthan protests rise
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip planned a two day tiger hunt at Jaipur’s hunting lodge drawing protests from animal welfare groups in India and Britain. The royal party faced travel glitches as they moved by elephant and ornate train car amid crowded reception in Jaipur and Bhankrota village.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Jaipur
India
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Europe
Asia
Maharaja of
Britain
New Delhi
Imaharaja
Elizabeth
Philip
Bhankrota
Rajasthan
Sanford Would Use Federal Funds For School Buildings
North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford urged that federal education aid be used mainly for building new schools to address classroom shortages while stating North Carolina would progress in education with or without federal help. He spoke on ABCs Issues and Answers with fellow freshman governors Welsh Indiana Keyser Vermont and Erbe Iowa.
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Sanford
Washington
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
ABC
Govs. Welsh
Indiana
Keyser
Vermont
Erbe
Iowa
Old Bill Paid After Thirty Year Gap
Montefiore Hospital in Pittsburgh received a $5 envelope postmarked Cleveland. A letter explains the payment is compensation for the time the writer visited the clinic on Center Avenue thirty years ago and thanks the staff for their kindness.
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Pittsburgh
Montefiore Hospital
Pittsibrugh
Cleveland
Center Avenue
Sanford Returns to Raleigh for A Week of State Affairs
Sanford begins a busy Raleigh week with meetings on education military affairs health and aging. He will meet the Governor's Coordinating Committee on Aging and join events in Asheville Fayetteville Garner and Garner.
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Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Ft. Bragg
Garner
North Carolina
The
American Institute of Architects
North Carolina Violence Toll Rises With Multiple Deaths
The weekend saw 13 deaths by violence across North Carolina. Names include William Evans 58 from Bernard Ralph Cogdill 34 Asheville Charles Whisnant 51 Marion Fel Harris about 60 Northampton County Cpl Earl Hurt 21 Memphis Martha Dillon 18 Jacksonville and others in car crashes and gunshot incidents. A. C. Beard 56 Fayetteville was jailed on a first degree murder charge.
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Associated Press
Marshall
North Carolina
William Evans
Bernard
Ralph Cogdill
Asheville
Charles Whisnant
Marion
Bat Cave
Fel Harris
Northampton County
Gaston
Earl M. Hurt
Memphis
Tenn
Martha Ellen Dillon
Jacksonville
Hurt
Camp Lejeune
Sue Reece
Franklin
Jake Pitts
Roanoke Rapids
Billy Fox
Annie Elizabeth White
Greensboro
James Floyd Hill
Winston-Salem
James Ray Branch
Ayden
Barney Ludlom
Fayetteville
Massey Hill
Struc
Are vs Is Debate Sparks Across Colleges in 1926
Chicago area report details a long running dispute over whether the phrase Are produced is correct. Burlington official C E Spens argues for Are while P S Eustis and other universities favor Is. A 1926 resurvey shows mixed votes and a coin flip ends the original combatants dispute.
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University of Chicago
Spens
Northwestern University
Harvard
Literary Digest
Eustis
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Temple
Boston University
Holy Cross
Worcester
Mass
Boy Admits Killing Woman With Bayonet
Police said 14 year old Robert Sichel confessed Sunday night to stabbing Marie Rozas 58 and trying to burn her body in Santa Clara California. An investigator noted the motive was not clear and a neighbor reported seeing the boy leave the yard before the fire was found. Rozas’s body was badly burned and showed more than a dozen stab wounds.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Husky Robert Sichel
Mal Sylvia
Sichel
Marie Rozas
Sylvia
Ocean Forest Hotel Sale Falls Through
Owner Milton Bauchner said plans to sell the Ocean Forest Hotel in Myrtle Beach South Carolina have fallen through. He will operate the 202 room hotel as a year round convention center. The property was previously under contract to sell for 650000.
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Charlotte
Milton Bauchner
Charlotte Sunday
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Bauchner
Ocean Forest
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