Leaflet raids rattle Havana as opposition grows
Mysterious planes dropped antigovernment leaflets over Havana in a series of raids linked to U S based rebels. Castro accused U S authorities and cited a Friday FBI report about Pedro Diaz Lanz admitting leaflet flights. Maj. Matos resignations triggered arrests and allied turmoil.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cuban Revolutionary Air Force
Pedro Diaz Lanz
Washington
Ee Diaz Lanz
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Hubert Matos
Matos
Pool Parlor Theft Fades Behind Clicking Balls
In Baltimore an apparent theft of 12400 dollars was uncovered when Frank Speca found the basement safe empty after closing his pool parlor. Burglars reportedly gained access by passing through three locked doors without waking upstairs players. The safe was found unlocked.
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Baltimore
Frank Speca
Nehru cites grave anxiety over India China border issue
Nehru told Meerrut reporters the border crisis with Communist China causes grave anxiety but ruled out an imminent war. He urged calm despite the tension. In New Delhi a Statesman observer suggested public pressure could push diplomatic ties with Red China toward severance amid North Kashmir violence leaving 17 Indians dead and three wounded.
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Meerut
India
Nehru
China
New Delhi
The
Statesman
Red China
Kashmir
Church Notebook and Open House News Across Locale
Church Notebook notes Dr. J Manning Potts world circulation over three million with multi edition reach. Mrs Thacker shares meditation on Isaiah 53 6 and the need for closer walk through meditation worship and service. Open House at First Baptist reports new education building valued about 290000 and renovated old structure. Special service at Jamestown Methodist features Rev Thomas A Summey Jr and a gospel songfest with biographical details and wartime service noted.
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J. Manning Potts
First Baptist Church
Jamestown Methodist Church
Thomas A. Summey Jr
West Market Street Church
Greensboro
E. B. Stafford
Mr. Sumney
Gastonia
Laymen's Day Observed at Main Street Methodist Church
Laymen of Main Street Methodist Church will lead the Sunday morning worship. Lyles Kearns, general superintendent of the church school, delivers the message. Donald E. Smith, secretary and treasurer of the church school, handles the order of worship. Mrs Harold Wilson oversees the Children's Division duties.
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Main Street Methodist
Lyles Kearns
Church School
Donald E. Smith
Harold Wilson
Steel Negotiators Resume Talks For Fast Strike Settlement
Pittsburgh AP report on resumed steel contract talks aiming a quick settlement of the 102 day strike. Government injunction and court actions loom as 500000 workers walk off, with union seeking higher wages and benefits and management pushing broader control of working conditions.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
142 arrested in mass NY gambling raid shocked officials
State Police conducted raids in over 25 communities arresting 142 in 79 bookmaking policy and lottery venues. Buffalo led with 86 arrests as authorities hailed the operation as a major blow against organized gambling spanning several states. Warrants were issued for known gamblers not captured.
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N.Y
Albany
N. Y
Upstate
New York
John W. Ryan Jr
State Investigation Commission
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Niagara Falls
Rochester
Syracuse
Schenectady
Troy
Francis S. McGarvey
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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New Jersey
Connecticut
Ryan
Canada
Toronto
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Joe Louis
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Commission
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Lockport
Jamestown
Tonawanda
Falconer
Kenmore
Lackawanna
Rome
Auburn
Geneva
Cortland
Solvay
Frankfort
Amsterdam
Saratoga Springs
Fort Edward
Johnstown
Rensselaer Land Watervliet
Sunday Enterprise Preview Highlights Tomorrow Features
Residents of Mount Vernon community in Randolph County honor two long time neighbors in a feature to run in The Enterprise tomorrow. Ann Haworths eight year old woodcarving collection travels the world in a special Hobby piece. Market Time reports fall furniture market openings statewide and highlights a high pointer of the week in furniture manufacturing.
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Mount Vernon
Randolph County
Enterprise
Ann Haworths
Ann
Rts
Osteopaths Name Officers In North Carolina Society
In Asheville the North Carolina Osteopathic Society convention named Dr. Harvey M. Dillabough as president and Dr. Guy T. Funk as vice president, both from Winston-Salem. The group also elected a secretary-treasurer and filled a vacancy on the board with Dr. E. W. Bush of Southern Pines.
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Asheville
North Carolina Osteopathic Society
Harvey M. Dillabough
Guy T. Funk
Winston-Salem
E. W. Bush
Southern Pines
Ferdinand the Flower Loving Bull Finds New Home
Brook Mandore later renamed Ferdinand leaves farmer Will Titcumb for 1000 pounds to the Daily Mirror. He will live in Oxfordshire in a paddock with a goat, a lamb, and many other animals, unable to reproduce to meet Ministry of Agriculture rules. The paper calls Ferdinand a peaceful bull fond of flowers and people.
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London
Brook Man
Dore
Daily Mirror
Will Titcumb
Ferdinand
Brook Mandore
Walt Disney
the Daily Mirror
Benson
Oxfordshire
Joker
Daisy May
Everal
Mirror
New Slant On Illness Warns Hypertensives To Exercise
A Boston cardiologist says hypertensives should not avoid worry. Dr. Robert W. Wilkins urges patients to vent emotional energy through activity, noting blood pressure often falls with exercise rather than rests. He rejects the old advice to "take it easy" and emphasizes active management of stress.
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Philadelphia
Meecha
Robert W. Wilkins
Boston
American Heart Association
Dr. Wilkins
American physicists tipped for 1959 Nobel Prize
Stockholm papers name two Berkeley scientists, Dr. Emilio Segrè and Dr. Owen Chamberlain, as likely Nobel physics laureates for their 1955 antiproton discovery with the Bevatron. Also cited are candidate chemist Jaroslav Heyrovský and other figures, with notes on the prize process and significance of the antiproton.
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Stockholm
Emilio Segre
Owen Chamberlain
University of California At Berkeley
Sweden
Eae
California
Berk
Jaroslav Heyrovsky
Polargraphic Institute
Prague
Segre
Chamberlain
James van Allen
Hermann Oberthas
Berkeley
Clyde Wiegand
Thomas Ypsilantis
Segret
Bevatron
Nine aboard tanker parachute to safety before crash
An AP report from Alexandria Louisiana notes all nine crew members bailed out safely from a KB50 tanker 12 miles northwest of the city. Two crew members were found: S, Sgt. Eustis L. McCarty and Airman 2C Ernest C. Light. Seven others were rescued shortly after. The aircraft was en route from George AFB California to England AFB Louisiana and exploded after a final approach. Witnesses reported one engine burning before the craft crashed onto a plowed field.
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Alexandria
Here
Eustis L. McCarty
Perkins
Okla
Ernest C. Light
Wichita Falls
Tex
Leon Byrd
Elgin
England Air Force Base
George Afb
Calif
Trucking Chief Blasts Railroads Over Industry Takeover
Robert L. Cooper president of the American Trucking Assn told the board of directors that railroads seek to encroach on trucking and become a major transport force. He urged that railroads be barred from freely joining truck lines in the national interest.
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Los Angeles
American Trucking Assn
Robert L. Cooper
Detroit
Association
Socialite Bernice Pons Flaunts 24K Gold Dress
Los Angeles reports socialite Bernice Pons owns a $10,000 24 karat gold gown valued for its rarity and novelty. She plans to wear it only three times starting with tonight’s Los Angeles premiere of the San Francisco Opera Co. The dress features 17 yards of gold backed by jersey and may not be worn again after its initial appearance.
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Los Angeles
Bernice Pons
San Francisco Opera Co
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Mr. Summey
National Guard
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Queens
Siciliano
U. S. Third Circuit Court of Apsides
Secetary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Sunday Enterprise
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