Shipload of Nuns Quits Cuba
Havana radio reported the Spanish liner Covadonga would sail Sunday from Havana carrying nuns and priests fleeing Cuba with about 398 aboard. The ship would stop in New York before continuing to Europe while a second group might depart Cuba on the liner Patricio Desatrus ORM. Cuban authorities planned to investigate church members accused of conspiring against the revolutionary government.
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MIAME
Cuba
Havant
Havana
Comente
Patricio Desatrus Orm
Cubs
Miami
New York
Europe
Spn
ICIA
Pentagon
State Department
Humphrey
CIA
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Anre
Military
Mght
Morse
Congress
Sweet Music Ad Prospect for Prino Sale
An archaic classified note offers buyers for a prize item with an appeal to call Dial HE 2959 after a vow to start the sale process. The fragment suggests an advertising insertion for a product or service with limited readable details.
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Dial
Bolivia Loan Triggers Latin Aid Debate Over Cuba
Washington reports outline a 50 million Bolivian loan tied to aid from West Germany plus 13.35 million new money and 36.65 million in prior commitments. Morse disputed Russian MIG involvement in Cuba while asserting U S planes were used against Cuban exiles. The White House framed the deal as a major step in Latin American aid, with debates over CIA influence and congressional oversight sharpening the Cuban setback narrative.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Alliance-For-Progress
Bolivia
West
Germany
White House
UPN
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Lernment
Victor Pazi
U. S
Studes
Batista
Loo
Internaional Cooperation Administration
Ile
Joseph. S. Clark
D-Pa
Lisenhower
U.S
Morse
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Latin America
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Cuba
Castro
Fulgericio
U2 Pilot Francis Powers Denies Staying in Russia
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers writes to his parents from a Russian prison denying plans to remain in the Soviet Union after release. He declares he will return to the United States, confirming he remains an American citizen and hopes to be freed soon.
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Roanoke, Va
Times
Melvin Lang
Powers
London
Soviet Union
John Mossman
Moscow
London Daily Mail
Barbara Powers
Russia
Mossman
Its Fun to Check Classifieds for Things You Want
A light note invites readers to explore the classifieds for items to buy, emphasizing the appeal of finding desirable goods and deals in the listings. The piece uses playful phrasing to engage shoppers and encourage browsing.
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