Kennedy calls US Communist party a no danger group
In Los Angeles Atty. Kennedy says the U S Communist party has no following and is disdained by Americans for years. He says it is small about 10000 members and financed by the Soviet Union while urging right wing groups to pursue positive action. He credits the Justice Department with curbing organized crime since 1961 with new laws.
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Atty. Party
United States
Communist Party
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
Justice Department
JFK Urged To Act In Dock Strike
San Francisco AP report says efforts to sway President Kennedy to intervene in a nine day old West Coast shipping strike continued. Sen. Long telegraphed for action while 3000 seamen resume loading military cargo under a partial pact, with ships India Bear and Philippine Bear delayed.
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San Francisco
Kennedy
Washington
Oren E. Long
D-Hawaii
Palm Springs
Honolulu
William Blake
Board of Supervisors
University of California
Pierre Salinger
Pacific Maritime Association
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Marine Firemen
Marine Cooks and Stewards
Conference on Travel Set in North Carolina
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges and at least four governors are expected to attend a regional conference on international travel in Charlotte on April 6. About 180 delegates from nine Southeastern states will learn how to attract foreign visitors amid the U S Travel Service’s overseas work. Attendees include governors Bert Combs Farris Bryant Albertis Harrison and Terry Sanford along with U S Travel Service officials and regional representatives.
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Charlotte
N.C
Luther Hodges
United States Travel Service
Commerce Department
Bert Combs
Kentucky
Farris Bryant
Florida
Albertis S. Harrison
Virginia
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Gov. Sanford
Robert W. Hemphill
D-S.c
Want Gilmore
Southern Pines
U.S. Travel Service
C. P. Austin
Ben Butterfield
Judy Aeittle
Immigration and Naturals Service
Nixon Used to Club Nixon By Kennedy Over Cuba Issue
Herbert G. Klein, Nixon's 1960 press secretary and now editor of the San Diego Union, says Nixon aimed to make Cuban intervention a campaign issue but kept it secret for security reasons. Klein details staff debates and Kennedy's Oct. 20 proposal that mirrored the secret program, suggesting Kennedy and Dulles briefed reporters in depth with Eisenhower’s approval.
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San Diego
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
Herbert G. Klein
The
San Diego Union
Klein
Cuba
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Africa
Dulles
Eisenhower
Miami
Castro
Government probes home deal ads in southern vacation plots
The FTC announced an investigation into advertisements touting cheap southern vacation plots. Daniel Murphy warned many ads misrepresent the land and urge immediate buy before visits, noting deserts and swamps can remain unchanged and buyers risk fraud.
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Washington
Southlands
Federal Trade Commission
U. S
Early Telephone Booths Featured Curtains Screens and Rugs
The first telephone booths were equipped with curtains screens and rugs along with a desk and writing implements.
Cubans Blame Shortage on Food Rationing Policy
In Havana the Communist newspaper Hoy reports Cuban complaints about the new rationing system that limits meat butter milk and vegetables. Citizens cite misdeliveries and empty shelves as evidence of inept operation and a surge of black market activity nearby. a cattle illegalities case in Pinar del Rio highlights harsh penalties.
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Hoy
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
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