Cuban Embargo Debate in a Latin American Crisis
A column argues the United States should embargo Cuba in response to Castro's seizure of U S property and threats against America. It notes U S reliance on Cuban machinery and sugar, warns of reactions in Latin America, and defends firm action over appeasement, citing Kennedy and historical U S policy.
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Princess Beatrix in Love with Dutch Student Reported
Paris paper France Dimanche names Bob Steensma a 26 year old sociology student at Leiden University as the penniless young lover of Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands. They reportedly met four years ago and danced until dawn at the Sempre Ball, with sightings under an umbrella in Leiden.
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Mother Recalls Son's Firing Squad Trial by Cubans
Mrs. Jennie Jewett Fuller, 59, recounts that Cuban military court near Santiago sentenced her son Robert Fuller, 25, to death for counterrevolutionary charges. spectators mocked defendants, a soda vendor roamed, and protesters chanted Pare don. She sought appeals with little success and met Bobby as he faced execution.
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Kennedy Parade Draws Huge New York Crowd on Broadway
A massive midtown welcome greeted Senator John F Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy as they rode an open car along Broadway from the Battery to City Hall. Thousands packed the route amid rain as Kennedy urged progress from Main Street to Wall Street, with Mayor Wagner and Labor groups praising the appearance. Jacqueline Kennedy did not campaign further due to her pregnancy, while Kennedy visited Trinity Church and Rockefeller Center before addressing crowds at Union Hall and a Smith Memorial dinner.
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Ike Hails ULS Canada Water Deal and Palm Springs Golf
President Eisenhower hailed a U S Canada water agreement as a major asset to economic growth while golfing in Palm Springs. The program aims to jointly develop Northwest Columbia River basin resources with a projected cost rising to over 1.1 billion by 1983, with the U S share about 1 158 billion. The pact, announced with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, targets treaty submission to Congress in January. James C Hagerty said the plan includes a broader regional water development framework.
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125 on Israel Tour
A group of 125 American business and professional men began a tour of Israel under the auspices of the United Jewish Appeal in Jerusalem.
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Bellflower Man Seized as Rookie Bookmaker Arrest
Long Beach vice squad officers arrested 34 year old William John Roberts of Bellflower at 26 Alamitos Ave for bookmaking. About 3:30 pm they confiscated gambling paraphernalia and evidence of at least 2200 dollars in bets. Roberts is held for investigation and later to Palm Springs.
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Independent newspaper details Long Beach local matter
A reading of an early Long Beach newspaper notice shows the publisher’s claim of second class matter status dated March 27, 1243. It mentions adjudication by a superior court in Los Angeles County and lists a classification and carrier payment figures for June.
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Picketing in Atlanta Stores as Lunch Counters Integrated
Pickets appeared in Atlanta and surrounding areas as Negroes protested segregation at major chains Woolworth, Kress, Grant and McCrory in a coordinated action. A reporter failed to identify the organizing group. The chains announced on Tuesday that lunch counter facilities had been integrated in 112 cities.
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Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel Ad
Beachfront Huntington Hotel runs 42 of a block long on Ocean Boulevard offering ocean facing rooms with private baths writing desk telephones and valet service. Two lobbies. Dining room faces the ocean with room and meals priced at 29 per person. Special menu items listed. Dining room serves outside public and offers club breakfast and regular dinners. Phone number provided.
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