Cuba accuses U S sabotage in La Coubre incident
In Havana Cuba a leading student movement figure charged the United States with repeated sabotage of the revolution. Angel Quevedo a revolutionary officer and National Student Foundation secretary said the La Coubre explosion and sinking were abroad directed. The regime announced confiscation of over 70 million dollars in property of foreign residents including Barletta and the Hedges families for alleged illegal dealings with Batista.
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Havana
UPI
Cuba
United States
Psee
Angel Quevedo
Revolutionary Army
National Student Foundation
la Coubre
Lisenhower
Quevedo
Latin America
Burke
James Hedges
Easthampton
N.Y
Amadeo H. Barletta
el Mundo
Barletta
Fulgencio Taguista
Security Tightened for Khrushchev Rail Ride in France
In Paris security was tightened after the Paris to Riviera derailment near Lyon injuring fourteen. Police detained thirteen Algerian railroad workers for questioning as authorities investigated a joint between rails. In Agadir Morocco, survivors from the earthquake rubble were rescued. Ten days after the disaster, thirteen people remained recovered.
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Paris
Paris-Riviera
Nikita S. Khrushchev
France
Lyon
Rabat
Morocco
Agadir
Atlantic
Hope
Inezgane
Space Plan Aide Glum Resigning From NASA Path
Space Plan Aide William M Holaday told the House Space Committee he plans to quit government service over dissatisfaction with the space program. He urged consolidating space research under one agency, preferably NASA, to avoid funding competition among Air Force Army Navy and NASA. He opposed abolishing the Civilian Military Liaison Committee and warned the present setup wastes manpower and money.
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Washington
Efhower
William M. Holaday
House Space Committee
Defense Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Eisenhower
Holaday
Peontafon
Space Committee
Holiday
Holaday Uoged
NASA
Air Force
Army
Navy
Teacher paddling sparks suspension at Langley High School
MTTSBURGH Pittsburgh officials suspend Langley High School teacher Pashkowsky after he paddled about 20 to 40 students across four classes for goofing off. The teacher defended the act saying punishments followed a quiz-based proficiency system. Principal Harry Book said paddling must be overseen by administration and not done in view of other pupils. Officials will hold a hearing on reinstatement following the incident.
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Mttsburgh
Pashkowsky
Langley High School
Ukraine
Pittsburgh
Middle Atlantic States
Aken Delen
Nirea
Harry Book
Book
America
Local Office Offers Help to Pensioners
Ground floor office of Dr J M Soss Optometrist at 37 Pine Avenue offers free aid to senior citizens seeking glasses under California pension law. Bring social worker name and medical ID. private exam and in-house lab services provided. Offices in Torrice and Wilmington open Friday evenings and Saturdays. phone numbers HE 5 6219 and HE 6 6739.
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J. M
Soss
Pine l
Br Boss
Ins
Ieal
Torr Ice
Wilmington
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Jered
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Walker
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Fiesta
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Hot Ball
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Cole
Hal Bell
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Hiway
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Long Arach
Firestone Blvd
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South St
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Lincoln
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Anahelm
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