LA.C. SAYS: Who Should Do the Boycotting?
A State Department tone suggesting private citizens may boycott firms selling to Cuba is criticized as weak policy. The piece urges official action, cites Triumph cars and wheat shipments to Russia, and calls for broad foreign aid cuts to pressure adherence to anti-Cuba policies.
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Rusk
Voice of America
Castro
State Department
U.S
Cuba
Hodges
Russia
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Indonesia
Notable figures in brief health and career updates
Herbert Hoover, 89, seriously ill in Waldorf Astoria New York with fever and kidney bleeding. Doctors said the kidney bleed stopped but respiratory trouble persisted. he remains strong and alert, with no immediate hospital plans. Also news on Carl T. Rowan’s confirmation as US Information Agency director, Abel Fernandez tax arrest, and Grace Metalious’s death from chronic liver disease in Boston.
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Herbert Hoover
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
New York
Hoover
Wildorf Towers
Maj
Gordon Cooper
Earth
West Branch
Iowa
Carl T. Rowan
Apprarad
US Information Agency
America
Senate
Edward R. Murrow
Rowan
Cabinet
National Security Council
Grace Metalious
Peyton Place
Boston
Metalious
New England
Gilmanton
Beth" Israel Hospital
Grace Metalious Rees
George Metalious
S.I. Vice Cops Shun Night Work and Prostitution Bust
San Francisco police chief dismissed five officers from the Bureau of Special Services for failing to spot a house of prostitution. Reports of the house dated March 16 September 25 and October 29 were noted, yet most checks occurred in daylight. A day suspension was announced for two officers who loitered February 9 at Walt's Tavern on Valencia Street during a robbery at the front.
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San Francisco
Thomas Cahill
Cahill
Special Services
Walt
Vatencia Street
Plane Kills 4 Paratroopers at Ft Bragg
Four paratroopers died when their jump was cut by a wing during a mock assault at Ft Bragg North Carolina. The dead were Pvt Edward Matthews Je 23 Asbury Park NJ Spec, John E Dantler 24 Jersey City NJ, Staff Sgt Odell Samuel 27 Columbia SC, and Capt Robert T Vance 23 Tampa Fla. Two others were injured after their chutes failed to deploy but their reserve chutes opened. Officials said a C130 four engine aircraft apparently lost altitude and struck the jumpers as they descended.
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FT. Bragg
Odell Samuel
Columbia
S.C
Robert T. Vance
Tampa
Fla
Bride Stabs Husband on Honeymoon in Sunnyvale
Mary Ann Hallenbeck, 23, wed Air Force enlisted man Terry Hallenbeck, 23, Saturday in Blackwell Otiz. Police say she stabbed him to death with a carving knife in their honeymoon apartment as he unpacked. Best man Joseph Burkett reported a prior distressing ride. Hallenbeck was arrested in a stolen car and charged with murder.
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Sunnyvales
Fpolice
Terry Hallenbeck
Mary Ann Hallenbeck
Air Force
Blackwell
Otiz
Sunnyvale
Joseph Burkett
Barstow
Calif
Burkett
France envoy presents credentials to Communist China
Claude Chayet, France's first chargé d affaires to Communist China, presented his credentials to the Peking regime Tuesday, as reported by the New China News Agency.
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Tokyo
France
China
Claude Chayet
Peking
New China News Agency
Independent publication notice from California court case
Public notice filed in Los Angeles County court dated October 4 details adjudication and monthly delivery fees. The document references an address in Cent Bean California and lists case or docket numbers with per month charges.
Songwriter Sammy Cahn forms split in cruelty divorce
Gloria Cahn sues songwriter Sammy Cahn for divorce in Los Angeles claiming extreme cruelty. The couple wed in Los Angeles on September 5, and separated last August 15. They have two children Steven, 16, and Lawrie, 14. Cahn, 50, wrote the hit 71 Walk Alone. A Mexican airmail stamp bearing Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s likeness marks the UN human rights declaration anniversary. Mary Will Ketchum, longtime North Vernon IN attendance officer, retires.
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Sammy Cahn
Gloria Cahn
Los Angles
Los Angeles
Steven
Lawrie
Cahn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.N
Mary Will Ketchum
North Vernon
Ind
Actor Vincent Price's son flees Albuquerque divorce action
Vincent Barrett Price, son of actor Vincent Price, has fled a divorce action filed in Albuquerque New Mexico against Sandia Greenwald Price. The couple, married April 7 1962, cited incompatibility as grounds for the action.
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Vincent Price
Albuquerque
N. M
Sandia Greenwald Price
Killer Hears Dual Murder Accusation
Seaman Russell Smith, 33, arraigned in Superior Court on a county grand jury indictment charging him with the slaying of two policemen. He will enter a plea March 2. The indictment stemmed from the February 1 fatal shooting of Wilshire Division officers Sgt. Charles Monaphan and Robert Endler, who confronted him at a department store over a check.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Seaman Russell Smith
Smith
Istrict
Wilshire Division
Charles P. Monaphan
Robert M. Endler
Dole Proposes Schooling Plan for Dropouts
In New Haven, Wirtz urged replacing unskilled labor with education. He said two million working teens should return to school for training at about $1,000 per person, arguing lifelong unemployable workers cost $40,000 to $50,000.
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New Haven
Conn
W. Willard Wirtz
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