Rockefeller urges U.S. demand on Soviets over Cuba
Governor Nelson Rockefeller urges Washington to demand that the Soviet Union stop training saboteurs in Cuba as a counter to American efforts to curb the Cuban freedom fighters. He says such a move would give the United States leverage to compel a strong Soviet stand on Cuba.
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Fish Friar and Chip Monk Spark Monastery Comedy
A monastery faces funds crunch prompting two friar brothers to run a fish and chips stand outside. A visitor asks if he is the fish friar, but he replies I am the chip monk. The tale blends quirky small town humor with church life in a lighthearted vignette.
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Menzies Plans June Talks With World Leaders
Canberra reports Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies will travel to London in June for talks with Harold Macmillan and is expected to meet with President Kennedy and Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson. New Zealand Prime Minister Keith Holyoake is en route home, per Monday reports.
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Floridians Urge Refuge for Cubans-Elsewhere
In Miami Florida UPA cargo ships brought 675 Cuban refugees to Florida amid a cool port welcome at Port Everglades. Broward County official Richard Bassinger criticized accepting more arrivals, urging refuge elsewhere and urging U.S. action against Fidel Castro to address unemployment and hopeless conditions.
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Polaris Use Hinting for Indian Ocean Moves
A fragment reports Admiral John Sides noting Polaris submarine considerations near the Indian Ocean and mentions Savannah New Orleans Beaumont and the Broward County Red Cross. Donations to the Coral Sea celebrations charity chapter have dropped sharply as discussions continue.
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Red Expansion Moves by Cuba Reported
The American claims Cuba hosts 70 000 to 80 000 foreign troops from the USSR and Communist blocs plus about two million residents armed. He describes high speed vessels with no flag, submarine pens at Mariel and Banes, and a new large submarine base near the Isle of Pines. Caverns in Oriente and Las Villas serve as depots for tanks rockets and planes.
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