Prisoner's Father Refuses to Pay $2000 Legal Expenses
James Greene of Clover S.C. says he cannot pay the $2000 the State Department says is owed for his son Donald Joe Greene’s Havana trial. Greene, retired on $91 monthly Social Security, notes no contact from authorities and objected to paying, while his son received a 30 year sentence. Others from Florida to Cuba also received long terms.
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Clover
S.C
Cuba
U.S. State Department
Havana
James Greene
State Department
Greene
United States
Donald Joe Greene
Rutherford County
N.C
Florida
James E. Bean
Cedar Falls
Alfred Eugene Gibson
Mt. Gilead
George R. Beck
Norton, Mass
Tommy L. Baker
Dothan
Ala
R Leonard L. Schmidt
Chicago, al
Newport Jazz Festival Aims For Harmony Amid Tight Security
Newport prepares for a four day jazz festival with heavy security after a 1960 riot. Big names like Armstrong Basie Ellington Mulligan Peterson and Vaughan will perform for 14 000 seats at Freebody Park. Police from Rhode Island deploy 135 officers plus 35 auxiliaries and 50 Pinkerton agents to ensure order as Gov Notte stands ready to call in the National Guard if needed.
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Newport
Navy
Jazz Center
Ln Freebody Park
Louis Armstrong
Count Basie
Duke Ellington
Gerry Mulligan
Oscar Peterson
Carmen McRae
Mel Torme
Lambert Hendricks
Ross
Sarah Vaughan
George Shearing
Judy Garland
Music In
Newport Inc
Rhode Island
Pinkerton
John Notte
National Guard
Joseph A. Radice
Board To Seek Facts In Strike
A three member presidential fact finding board in New York conducts a session to decide if the 13 day maritime strike endangers national security. If so a Taft Hartley injunction could halt the stoppage while mediation continues between ship owners and five maritime unions involving 85 000 workers across 30 ports and 200 ships.
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New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Gu'f
Board of Inquiry
Kennedy
Union calls for Kennedy wartime powers to mobilize economy
AFL-CIO leaders urge Congress to grant the president emergency powers to mobilize the economy in face of Soviet threats. George Meany supports resuming full nuclear testing and expanding defense capacity amid a global crisis. The 29‑member AFL‑CIO Council adopts a foreign policy resolution outlining standby powers, including wage and price controls.
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Norman Walker
Unity House
Afl-Cio
Congress
Kennedy
Federation
Moscow
United States
George Meany
Berlin Fall Seen as NATO Death Blow by Stikker
NATO Secretary General Dink A. Stikker warned that West Berlin falling would be a fatal blow to the alliance and urged steps to prevent Khrushchev misreading Western resolve regarding Berlin. He spoke to the German Atlantic Society at Bonn University.
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Bonn
Germany
West Berlin
Western Defense Alliance
Dink A. Stikker
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Khrushchev
Berlin
Stikker
German Atlantic Society
Bonn University
Progressive Care Center cuts hospital costs in Winston-Salem
North Carolina Baptist Hospital opened an 80 room Progressive Care Center on March 15 costing 783000 dollars. The unit offers convalescent and diagnostic care at about one third the price of standard hospital stays with room rates from seven dollars a day and a reduced staff ratio. A patient shared a 15 day stay involving 12 days in the care center for eighty four dollars and three days in hospital treatment for two hundred dollars daily.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
North Carolina
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Baptist Hospital
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Jewish Statistical Bureau
Equitable
W. O
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
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Southern Motors, Inc
South Main Street
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