Cubans Relate Hardship From Island Exodus
Five Cuban refugees recount the arrival at Key West after leaving Havana or Camarioca with family members. They describe scarce medicines and food, authorities pushing boats away, and a jubilant but penniless group waiting in the Straits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Antonio Garcia
New York City
Calsisters
Parmatioca
Garcia
United States
Havana
TI Couldnli
Saidlin
Jose
New York
Fidel
Fo Castro
Union
Marieca
Floridas
North Carolina Auto Insurance Rates Rise 11.6 Percent
North Carolina motorists will pay an average 11.6 percent or $5.88 more for automobile liability insurance starting Monday. Insurance Commissioner Edwin Lanier said the hike costs about $8 to $9 million annually, citing higher costs for parts, labor, and medical expenses. The average state rate will be $56.28, below the national $73.09, with continued 10 percent safe-driver discount and higher rates for violators or high-risk drivers. Rates shift from 1960–61 to 1962–63 experience data.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Edwin Lanier
Lanier
Virginia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Viet Cong Complex Bombed by U S Air Force Raid
Viet Cong targets face airstrike across Quang Ngai and An Xuyen as U S Air Force B52s bomb suspected Viet Cong logistics sites. Ground clashes leave 88 to 338 Viet Cong confirmed dead. several engagements report varying losses for both sides. An Khe patrols repel ambushes while a helicopter crew is rescued after a shoot down. A grenade attack in Saigon causes no casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Guam
Quang Ngai
Mekong River
An Xuyen
U.S
1St Cavalry Division
Central Highlands
An Khe
Kiss for Mother Cuts Sentence
An Indianapolis youth, 18, received 66 days after a judge shortened a 90 day term for driving a stolen car. The defendant kissed his mother farewell as he was led away, with the judge remarking that it showed he was a nice boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Saul I. Rabb
Criminal Court
Jerry Rogers
State Farm
Rogers
Goodby
Yabb
Bridge wgepee 45 and Classifieds Share Page Evidence
A fragment from a historic page hints at a bridge item and nearby classified ads. Other sections include comics, crossword, editorials, obituaries, sports, and weather. Details are unreadable, but the page shows a typical mixed-content layout from a newspaper.
Testimony Admitted In Rinaldi Murder Trial
Judge George M. Fountain ruled that statements Frank Rinaldi allegedly made to Chapel Hill Police after his wife was found slain will be admitted as evidence in his second murder trial. Testimony showed Rinaldi questioned how officers could sit in the same room after the killing and cited possible motives of money and a rival woman.
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Waterbury
Conn
Rinaldi
State Supreme Court
F. G. Satterfield Jr
State Bureau of Investigation
Howard Pendergraph
Money
Jworen
Fountain
Thousands Rally in Nationwide Antiwar Demonstrations
Thousands joined antiwar protests across major cities led by students opposing U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Clashes were feared in California as 16,000 demonstrated in Berkeley to Oakland but police blocked the march. nationwide events continued with planned rallies in Oregon and other states.
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New York
U.S
California
Berkeley
Oakland
New York City
Armed Forces
Induction Center
Chicago
Oregon
Salem
Capitol Steps
Tom McCall
Demonstrations Hailed By Reds In Viet Nam War News
North Viet Nam’s official paper Nhan Dai hails U S protests as a hammer blow to the Johnson clique. Across New England rallies and parades at colleges. A 24 hour vigil by University of Rhode Island students and counterprotests planned from Bennington to Williamstown. Generals and officials react cautiously as demonstrations spread nationwide with leaders warning of international implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Andrew Gedara
U.S
Viet Nam
New England Committee For Non-violent Action
Tokyo
North Viet Nam
Nhan Dai Today
U. S
Johnson
Nhan Dan
New England
Bennington
Bennington College
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
University of Rhode Island
Washington
D.C
New York
Berkeley
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Ann Arbor
Mich
Maxwell D. Taylor
Chicago
Taylor
United States
Homecoming at Central High School feature
The Sunday Enterprise spotlights Central High School Homecoming with floats, parade, football game, queen crowning, and the Big Dance as the year’s big annual event. The piece contrasts this year’s dances with the traditional Homecoming vibe and school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sunday Enterprise
Central High School
Draft Evasion Advocates Face Possible Indictment
New York AP report notes Sen. John Stennis urging action against anti draft protests and pamphleteering. It cites CBS coverage of SDS workshops and a plan to publish guidance on conscientious objection. David Mitchell, free on bail, argues moral duty to oppose government actions and the draft system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Justice
John Stennis
Pmiss
Stennis
Senate
Students For A Democratic Society
Airman and civilian win growth prize for space tracking device
Airman John Riley and civilian Percy Branscom built a $200 device in two months that an electronics firm valued at $100,000. The gadget tracks re entering space vehicles by circling a blip on radar, aiding measurements of heat and object identity. Branscom earned a $1,000 award. Bibey received a three day pass and $45 as Airman of the Month at Wright-Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Haring
Dayton, Ohio
John A. Riley
Percy Branscom
Air Force
Biby
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Bibey
Hiby
Branscom
Uncle Sam
I Cmpany
Ejby
Sholokhov Accepts Nobel Prize for Literature
Moscow AP reports Mikhail Sholokhov, 60, accepted the 1965 Nobel Prize for Literature. He had criticized the 1958 award to Pasternak as politically influenced, while praising this recognition amid a private trip with family in northern Kazakhstan. Sholokhov, a Communist and Central Committee member, is noted as the first Soviet author of Socialist Realism to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Mikhail Sholokhovishay
Boris Pasternak
Tass
Sholokhov
Kazakhstan
Swedish Academy
Pasternak
Dr. Zhivago
Johnson undergoes stitches removal and dental checkup
President Johnson had the gall bladder surgery incision stitches removed at Bethesda Naval Hospital under Mayo Clinic chief surgeon Dr. George A. Hallenbeck supervision. A routine dental checkup followed during hospitalization nine days after the operation, with no relation to the prior surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Asst
Joseph jLaitin
George A. Hallenbeck
Mayo Clinic
Laitin
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
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Viet Cong
Pendergraph
Jolson Clique
Frank Emspak
Yonkers
N. Y
Emspak
Wisconsin
Madison
David Mitchell
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Paul Booth
Booth
Aeronauts
Eiby
Airman
John A. Eiby
AP Vilrephote
Owenteer
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