Castro Warns of Hard Days for Cuban Revolution
Fidel Castro,-looking grim, told Cubans the revolution faces difficult days while directing attention inward. He criticized internal enemies as hypocrites and dismissed U S claims of no bombing evidence over Havana on Oct 21. He blamed Maj Pedro Diaz Sanz for the raid, saying two were killed and scores wounded.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Maj
Camilo Cienfuegos
U. S
Pedro Diaz, Sanz
Revolutionary Air Force
Diaz Sanz
Miami
Alabama Moves To Strengthen Segregation Measures
Alabama lawmakers sent bills to Governor Patterson to expand state funding for private schools and tuition payments for students not under integration threat. Other measures affect voter registrars allowing limited days for paperwork and precinct visits, reducing registrar interview time.
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John Patterson
Senate
Fuming Railroad Tanker Cleared as Safe at Derailment Site
In Moncure North Carolina an inflaming tanker carrying a hazardous chemical was moved from wreckage of a 52 car derailment. A specialist flown in aided the removal while Seaboard Air Line said main line clearance would come late today or tonight, with Norfolk Southern tracks carrying limited traffic.
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Moncure
N.C
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Norfolk-Southern
New Bomber Threat Shakes Staten Island Area
Fear grows in New York area after Concetta Giarletta dies from a hand grenade attack on her garage. Police link a threatening call to another Staten Islander as investigators search for a possible Mad Bomber copycat.
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Concetta Giarletta
Frank
Staten Islanders
George Metesky
Metesky
New York City
Charles Trachta
Giarletta
Tar Heels Fan Out In Paris
North Carolina trade and industry mission members toured Paris meeting perfume makers tobacco importers and other European businessmen. Gov Hodges led a Brussels stop with a focus on goodwill and future business tied to North Carolina ports and US interests.
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Paris
North Carolina
Britain
Netherlands
West Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
France
John M. Reeves
Pinehurst
Reeves
Munich
Deve
Zurich
Kirk
New York
Horace P. Cotton
Roanoke Rapids
Norfolk and Western Railway
Louie E. Woodbury Jr
Wilmington
Luther H. Hodges
Brussels
Hodges
United States
Europe
B. C. Young Jr
Lexington
Buck Young Oil
Arctic Blasts Hit Rocky Mountain States And Midwest
An arctic cold snap brought subzero to Montana and Colorado with a 34 below reading in Drummond Montana and 32 below in Helena. The storm, linked to a 25 inch snowback, caused multiple deaths from crashes and exposure across the central United States.
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Colo.p
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Drummond
Helena-Butte
Glasgow
Butte
Helena
Cheyenne
Colorado
Rockies
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Texas
Peace Okla
Plains
Midwest
Canada
Illinois
Iowa
Nixon Supporters Welcome Rockefeller in Los Angeles
In California Nixon supporters greeted Rockefeller with a warm reception in Los Angeles. He spoke at a luncheon and dinner while Californians, including influential backers, met him at private receptions. A Los Angeles County official said most party workers remained solidly for Nixon.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Alphonzo E. Bell Jr
Central Committee
Dick Nixon
North Carolina Baptists Plan 1961 Greensboro Convention
The North Carolina Baptists announced Greensboro will host their 1961 annual state convention. The decision was made at the close of the three day 129th annual meeting with Asheville set for 1960. Former congressman C. B. Deane urged unity and the messengers approved a resolution for a worldwide crusade led by past president Rev. A. Leroy Parker.
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina Baptists
Asheville
C. B. Deane
Rockingham
A. Leroy Parker
Two Executed In Florida RAIFORD
Two Negro men were executed at state prison for raping white women. John Edward Paul, 24, died at 8 42 a.m. and Willie George City, 22, at 8 58 a.m. Each admitted multiple rapes but received the electric chair for one each.
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Raiford, Filia
State Prison
DeWitt Sinclair
John Edward Paul
H. H. Schweem
Paul
Clearwater
Willie George City
Sinclair
Largo
Hypnosis Reported Reduces Relapse in Alcoholism Study
Dr Michael M Miller of Howard University Medical School reports four relapses among 24 patients treated with hypnosis. The method uses deep trance plus reliving worst hangovers to create aversion to alcohol, with about half testing alcohol and all quitting after cue exposure. Patients averaged six months without drinking.
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Chicago
Michael M. Miller
Howard University Medical School
Washington, D. C
Miller
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