Kennedy shifts on Cuba from radio pressure to invasion
AP dispatch reviews President Kennedy’s evolving Cuba policy from campaign promises to support for exile raids and the Bay of Pigs fiasco. It notes shifts toward force, the 1962 missile crisis, refugee operations, and new U S measures to curb raids using American bases.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Tte
Immigration and Justice Department
Castro
For Freedom
Bay of Pigs
Fidel Castro
United States
Khrushchev
Miami
Congress
Americas
Russia
Weather Forecast for Eastern and Southern Missquat
Partly cloudy and cooler through Wednesday. Highs in the 60s today with a 40s overnight. North and east areas near the 0s in the south reach.
Policy Crisis in Kremlin Evident in Diplomatic Review
The article notes a Kremlin policy crisis shaping U S views of Soviet relations with the outside world. Khrushchev remains the dominant leader though pressure grows from internal and external disputes including China and stalled East West talks on Berlin, Cuba and disarmament. Khrushchev faces serious agricultural and industrial challenges after a decade of growth, with Soviet industry leveling off and the farm crisis persisting.
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Washington
Kremlin
United States
U.S
Khrushchev
Moscow
Jong
Red China
Communist Party
Berlin
Cuba
Peking
Communist Bloc
Khrush
Bull Connor the stormy Birmingham segregationist police chief
Eu gene Connor known as Bull Connor stands amid Alabama's racial strife as Birmingham public safety commissioner vowing to jail integrationists. He led dogged demonstrations, earned national attention since 1946, battled civil rights groups, and questioned how locals were talked into jail as riots flared and 96 Negroes were jailed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Connor
Alabama
Connor
Anyboody
Ile
Caner
Philadelphia
Cormer
Glenn Taylor
Idaho
U.S. Supreme Court
Tackett Named Special Judge for Four Segregation Laws
Boyd TackettTexarkana attorney and former congressman was named by Gov Faubus as a special state Supreme Court judge to hear four1958 segregation-law cases. He will study briefs and take them home for review. The cases involve registering organizations active against public schools and finances, accessing records in tax evasion probes, prohibiting desegregation lawsuits, and banning fundraising to support such actions.
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Little Rock
Boyd Tackett
Texarkana
Supreme Court
Frank Holt
Tacket
Orval E. Faubus
Tackett
Congress
9Th Judicial Circuit
Broyles Delays Scrimmage As Arkansas Coaches Pace
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said spring practice would pause a game like scrimmage today after three days of drills. He blamed slow progress on fundamentals and overemphasis on unit drills, favoring more individualized work. Films may be made of today’s session, following weak showings in recent workouts. Top blocking and tackling honors went to Ronnie Caveness Buddy Tackett Jerry Lamb and Mike Hales as they took command of drills.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Broyles
Ronnie Caveness
House
Tex
Buddy Tackett
Little Rock
Jerry Lamb
Houston
Mike Hales
Diefenbaker Defeated After Confidence Vote in Commons
Liberals gain on February 5 with a confidence vote defeat for Diefenbaker's government. Pearson urged Parliament to convene after the North Atlantic Treaty Organization meeting in Ottawa May 22 to decide Canada’s stance on nuclear warheads and Bom ar e defense. Diefenbaker, at home in Saskatchewan, signaled a Cabinet meeting upon return as parties shift, with earlier minority rule collapsed by anti nuclear and anti American sentiment.
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House of Commons
Diffenbaker
Dirfenbaker
Liberal Party
W.L. Mackenzie King
Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Ting
Pearson
Council of the North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
NATO
Canada
Europe
United States
Dieffenbaker
Social Credit
New Democrats
Word Twisting Continued From Page One
Stelle cites possible 150 unidentified seismic events in the Soviet Union as a point in U S inspection debate. He defends Humphrey against Soviet misrepresentation and urges Tsarapkin to respond to U S and Britain proposals on inspection procedures, noting Tsarapkin’s demand for a maximum of three inspections per year.
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Stelle
Soviet Union
Sen. Humphrey
U.S
Tsarpkin
United States
Britain
Tsarapkin
West
Centenary Tops Parkers In 10th Inning Thriller
Centenary pitcher Cecil Upshaw struck out 16, while Don Henry drove in two runs in the 10th to lift Centenary past Arkansas 7-6 in Fayetteville. Arkansas tied 5-5 in the ninth on a string of hits and errors, but Centenary pulled ahead in the 10th as Upshaw and Buck Horn scored on Henry’s double and Upshaw’s aided walk.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Cecil Upshaw
Arkansas
Don Henry
Centenary
Henry
Buck Horn
Upshaw
Razorbacks
Jim Bone
Billy Gray
Jim Jay
Donnie Caple
Lockwood
Catton
Mulhollan
Caple
Elliott
Manpower Training Expands Big Business In Arkansas
In Arkansas the federal area redevelopment and manpower development training acts fuel a growing program. With $741,584 slated for the coming year 639 people are enrolled across 31 projects and nine more approved. Projects span Pine Bluff Fort Smith Little Rock Salem Forrest City Trumann El Dorado Star City Hardy Augusta Ashdown Helena Yellville Eudora and more with completed efforts at Huntsville and Clarksville. Courses cover practical nursing auto mechanics drafting stenography machining farm equipment operation welding sewing machine operation and carpentry. Subsistence aid up to 24 dollars weekly is available to eligible heads of households with yearly farm income under 1200 dollars.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Hardy
Augusta
Ashdown
Helena
Yellville
Ama Eudora
de’ Queen
Blytheville
Hot
Springs
Benton
Roger's
Russellville
Texarkana
Huntsville
Clarksville
ARA
MDTA
A Dead End to Courtroom Secrets in Hooper Case
In a tense city case bloodlines and reputations collide as Dennis Hooper, nephew of Gen. Lee Hooper, lies dead after a raid on Frances Terrill's apartment. Homicide Lt. John Cash and prosecutor allies discuss motive, fingerprints, and a racehorse world link to Higby. The General seeks truth amid alleged bootlegging ties and a bid for an owner's license.
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Matt Higby
Dennis Heeper
Dennis
Frances Terrill
Matt
Frances
Lee Hooper
Land
Columbia Law School
Cash
Alec
Ryan
Hooper
Terrill
Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau
Dennis Hooper
Dennnis Hooper
Tertill
Matthew Higby
Higby
Nephew
Upper East Side
Ninth Street
Dennig
TRPB
Returns From Extended Tour
El Dorado high school singers member Tim Bailey, 17, returns home after an eastern tour of 48 days with 51 member group. Bailey was hospitalized in Danville, Pa, with pneumonia after a life saving tracheotomy in February. He is recovering. Tour was by invitation of the American Association of School Administrators at its Atlantic City convention.
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EL Dorado, Ark
Tims ‘Bailey
el Dorado
Bailey
Milton
F. C. Bailey
Danville
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
Arkansas Farm Machinery Courses Lead Nation in Enrollment
Balen stated MDTA projects start where substantial and persistent unemployment exists and there is demand for trained workers. Programs may last up to 52 weeks with courses offered when enough applications are received. Arkansas ranks first nationwide in farm machinery course enrollment and participation rates.
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Balen
Arkansas
Publisher to Be Buried Today in Jasper Arkansas
J. Milam, 75, publisher of the Newton County Informer weekly, died Sunday in Harrison. He moved the Informer from Salem to Jasper in 1932 and published on a flatbed press in a log cabin near his home seven miles north of Jasper. The paper was later consolidated with the Newton County News.
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Jasper
Ark
Arkansas
J. Milam
Harrison
Newton County Informer
Informer
Salem
Milam
Newton
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