Cuban Rebels Win War of Nerves In Havana
In Havana, rebels claimed a dramatic breakthrough in the war of nerves against President Batista. They hacked hundreds of phone lines and shouted threats of collapse while reporting the government had fallen. Early signals suggested workers were returning to their posts amid rumors and shelling of government positions.
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Ronal
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Taday
Batrata
Fidel Costry
Noesby
Two Killed in a Plane Identified
GNERNVILLE reports two pilots killed in a jet landing crash. First Lt. David F Holleran, 25, from Clinton, and Lt. Ronald Vanhenge, age unknown, from Hamstead, were returning from a proficiency flight when the crash occurred. Officials gave no immediate cause.
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Mite
Treenula
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Clinton Tawic
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Havana watches as stations seize after Batista shutdowns
Amid arrests and curfews in Cuba, workers at a Havana private station strike while police seize the outlet. Rumors of Batista and rebel moves create tension across provinces as rebel radio urges renewed sabotage and two killed in Quatitaname in a bomb blast.
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Simitkabe
Batista
Balisin
Tinkeplace
Liz Hovanzi
Rights Battle Echoes In Senate Debate Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Senate debate over rights and council figures. Mentions South Carolina, Republican ties, and official figures, with unclear names and dates.
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South Carolina
Cuban Swims Mississippi River Attempt Ends in Strain
Cuban athlete who hoped to swim the 292 mile stretch from St Louis to Carruthersville gave out after 43 hours of the attempt. He was rescued by the escort boat and taken aboard as the party continued toward Memphis. The record swim from St Louis to Carruthersville has yet to be surpassed.
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Flow
Los Angeles
Auting
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Rita Nsh
Wanvidh
Curly
Stearty Wiater
Brothers Plot to Kill Their Father in Minnesota
In Brainerd Minnesota, a 13 year old boy confessed to helping murder his father Ole Aamodt, 87, with his three brothers after a history of beatings. The youths, ages 13 to 15, planned and carried out the slaying in a wooded area, aiming to escape harsh discipline. The case follows a nine day manhunt and remains under investigation with potential murder charges.
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Horthon Minnesota
Shevife Roy
Flty
Alen
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Helwad Aamodt
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Richard
Wick
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AP and L Wins Contract Amid Ark La. Sought
Washington sources report AP and L securing a contract amid Ark La. energy project buzz. Defense officials and the Air Force backed the move while lawmakers heard testimony on defense funding and potential fallout from funding delays.
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Ap&l
Ark-La
Washington
IMA
Stock Prices Slip in Early Trading Amid Slow Downturn
Prices drifted lower in morning trading as gains stalled in a sluggish market. Analysts cited mixed signals from energy and defense sectors, with few clear leaders and ongoing concerns about overall economic momentum.
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