Castro Admits Error in Cuban Squall Clash
Washington reports Castro promised to explain the Kiev counterpart issue as U S officials reassess Russian troop strength in Cuba Following a MIG attack on the cargo ship Floridan Havana sent a note via the Swiss Embassy The incident followed by days of diplomatic messages Kennedy cited about 3 000 Russians left Cuba with a later estimate of 14 000 remaining The State Department noted a second message from Havana claiming the MIGs fired in error and had no Cuban intent The story references a possible broader rebound in U S Cuban tensions with a look at troop strength in coming days
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Kennedy may order warships to patrol exile raids
The Chicago Sun-Times reports President Kennedy could order U S warships to patrol Cuban exile raids from American territory. An unidentified US official says no fleet callout plan exists yet, though officials imply possible action. Edwin M Martin supports tighter surveillance to prevent territory use. The Floridian incident prompts U S notes to Cuba for an explanation amid Castro denials of intent to shoot.
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Guido Appeals to Catholic Church for Help in Argentina
President Jose Maria Guido urged Cardinal Caggiano to use church influence to create an atmosphere for June 23 elections. Observers doubt ballots will be held as Peronist forces resist participation while the military and officials dominate decision making in a country still reeling from Frondizi's overthrow. Economic strain and vast foreign debt compound the crisis.
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Arturo Frondizi
Peron
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Air Force
Federal Troops Deployed in Rio Over Communist Conference
Unrest spurred by anti American rhetoric at a pro Cuba conference led Brazil to deploy federal troops to occupy Rio de Janeiro buildings. Guanabara Governor Carlos Lacerda denounced the move as a pretext for Cuban intervention while the Goulart government claimed the action aimed to restore order amid strikes and protests.
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I Q T Est Tests Your Sunday Reading And Smarts
The Enterprise will publish a series of I Q tests to gauge your intelligence and focus with fun formative questions. Air Force Radar Station personnel study at night school at High Point College as part of an upcoming Sunday feature. Helicopter warfare in South Viet Nam is explored in a forthcoming Enterprise story.
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Marine Sgt Slay Sentenced To Three Years In Hard Labor
Marine Corps Sgt Carlton L Slay convicted on fourteen counts of mistreating recruits received three years confinement at hard labor demoted to private forfeiture of pay and allowances and a bad conduct discharge. He pledged readiness to return to combat if sent.
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Nice Day Stroll by Kennedy and Moroccan King
President Kennedy and King Hassan II of Morocco walked from the White House to Blair House on a warm spring afternoon. Their unannounced stroll drew a crowd, delayed traffic, and surprised press and police before Kennedy escorted the king back to the White House.
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Morocco
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Ali Bengelloun
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Expense Tax Rules Less Drastic Than Feared
Washington AP reports IRS regulation on travel and entertainment deductions reduces the crackdown’s bite while leaving a judge by case basis for lavish entertainment. Caplin says taxpayers in good faith receive favorable treatment as hearings proceed and final rules may change.
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Mortimer M. Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Caplin
IRS
National Restaurant Association
Association
Thomas W. Power
Congress
All America Flag Raised At City Ceremony
All America City designation sparked pride at a flag raising on the City-County Building lawn. Chamber of Commerce President Bob Amos urged the community to embrace the responsibilities and challenges ahead as residents celebrated the honor yesterday afternoon.
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Banner raised as All-America City flag ceremony honors High Point
About 800 citizens attended a 1 p.m. ceremony at the City-County Building to see the Star Spangled Banner played by the High Point Central High School Band and the All-America City banner raised atop a new flagpole by Scouts Frederick Johnson and Harry Diffendal. Amos called the occasion a great day for the city as praise for the award noted citizen effort.
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Harry Diffendal
High Point Central High School
Frederick Johnson
Amos
High Point
Engravers Vote On Settlement Amid Newspaper Shutdown
The president of the striking Photoengravers Union urged a special Sunday meeting for members to vote on a revised settlement formula to end New York's 113 day newspaper shutdown. Publishers must approve the formula later today for the vote to matter.
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Photoengravers Union
Johnson to Arrive in Raleigh for Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson was due in Raleigh to address the Democratic Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner at Dor ton Arena with about 1500 attendees. Gov. Sanford and Luther Hodges planned to greet him at Raleigh Durham Airport, while Mrs. Johnson would tour NC State labs and attend a hotel reception.
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