U S Court Rules on Cuban Ship Bahia de Nipe
A federal judge held the hijacked Bahia de Nipe protected by sovereign immunity and to be returned to Cuba after all appeals are exhausted. The ship remains under Coast Guard custody in Chesapeake Bay during litigation, with future appeals possible up to the Supreme Court.
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Norfolk, Va
Bahia de Nipe
Cuba
U.S
Walter ©. JS. Hoffman
U.S. State Department
Chesatopeake Bay
B Coast Guard
Dean Rusk
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Coast Guard
Hoffman
Leaving Home for 60 Years a Mother's Farewell
An aging mother prepared to leave the family home after six decades, bidding farewell to rooms where children were born and a husband died, while her daughter and son-in-law prepare to depart in the car. The scene captures memory, loss, and the pull of home as twilight falls.
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New York
Jim
Han
Evelyn
Goodby
Soviet Blames Allies for All Tension Over Berlin
Moscow denounces the United States and its allies as the source of world tension and says demobilization will stop until a peace treaty with Germany is concluded. The Communist leadership warns aggressors will be wiped out if war erupts while Khrushchev cites a halted military cutback amid Berlin tensions. President Kennedy pursues negotiations but vows strong defense and troop buildup to defend Berlin.
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Moscow
United States
Communist Party Central Committee
Rodion Malnovsky
Germany
Khrushchev
Jy 8
Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Kennedy
U.S
Mosaic corn walls at Corn Palace in Mitchell
The walls of the Corn Palace in Mitchell feature ears of corn grain sorghum and grasses. Gaily colored corn ears are grown to contribute to the mosaic pattern.
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Mitchell, D. D
Arkansas House panel backs ban on profits for officials
Litle Rock AP The House Public Expenditures Committee recommended passing a bill to bar state employees including legislators from profiting from a state construction program. The measure by Rep David Pryor would prohibit awarding contracts tied to current appropriations to firms with any state official as officer board or stockholder, effectively barring legislators active in construction from work funded by the special session.
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Litle Rock
House Public Expenditures Committee
Ouachita County
David Pryor
The
Racing Commission
Pryor
Election Losers Challenge Vote in Paragould
Two city primary losers in Paragould Arkansas filed suit challenging election results. They allege irregularities in voting and counting, seek recounts, claim illegal votes and a biased election judge. The Democratic Committee denied recounts and the suit names the apparent winners as defendants in circuit court.
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Paragould
Ark
John Woot
Alder
Eee
Iran
Robert Harise Harris
Wood
J. T. Brown
Harris
George
Tha
Democratic Central Committee
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