Castro aims to oust Americans from Guantanamo base
The article explains Castro's plan to break Havana Washington ties, seize American property worth billions, and possibly oust the US from Guantanamo. Observers note the drive fits a broader pattern, with Cuba pushing a sovereignty agenda while the United States seeks to uphold the 1934 lease and control despite Cuban protests.
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United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Borisal
Castro
Cioana
Eisenhower
State Department
Washingtons
Washington
la Calle
Havana
U.S
Florida
U.S. State Department
Frank W. Fenno
Raul
South Atlantic
Arleign A. Burke
Naval Operations
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cree Rove
Brian Donlevy Wins Court Suit
WEST LOS ANGELES AP Actor Brian Donlevy wins a $1,800 damage suit filed by Curtis Roberts who claimed to help land a $15,000 film role. Municipal Judge Leo Freund found insufficient evidence to support the claim. Donlevy testified his own agents secured the part and he received $6,000 for his services in Never So Few.
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West Los Angeles
Brian Donlevy
Donlevy
Leo Freund
Curtis Roberta
Roberts
Answers Lacking In 2 Crashes Continued From Page One
The article questions if a bomb killed 33 aboard the plane and whether a clandestine link exists between the two crashes. It notes an unproved theory implicating Frank and cites his wife’s disbelief while suggesting further doubt about a bomb cause. Evidence that Spears and Frank met is mentioned but not conclusive.
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Baltimore
Federal Aviation Agency
E. R. Quesada
University of Maryland
Quesada
Charlotte
N.C
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Civil Aeronautics Board
Monroney
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
CAB
North Carolina
Rank
Frank
Spears
Spear’s Wife Denies Airliner Sabotage Link
In Dallas Mrs Spears says her husband denied sabotaging the Gulf airliner that killed 42. She rejects an insurance payout and recalls a secret Dallas visit on January 7 during his presumed death. Spears had insurance Sept 2 7 and carried blasting caps and dynamite in luggage when arrested in Phoenix.
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Dallas
Spears
FBE
Washington
FBI
Phoenix
Arizona
Charleston
D.C
Julian Frank
Test Collision Seat Device
In Baltimore three police cars are testing a safety gadget attached to front and rear bumpers. When struck, a spring trips and the seats move backward to absorb crash concussion and reduce passengers being hurled toward the dashboard.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
KDKA-TV Radio Strike Authorized
About 70 employees seeking new contracts voted unanimously to authorize a strike against KDKA radio and television stations in Pittsburgh. Atty. Donald Hirsch of the AFTRA said talks continue, no strike is desired, with old contract expiring in January. Westinghouse Broadcasting Co owns KDKA.
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Pittsburgh
KDKA
Atty
Donald Hirsch
American Federation of Radio-Television Artists
Hirsch
Lester R. Rawlings
Kdka Radio
Bevan Awakens After Near Death Suffering
Aneurin Bevan deputy Labour leader in London woke after three days near death and told his nurse I feel much better. A hospital bulletin noted some improvement following a relapse from an abdominal operation on Dec. 29. Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell flew home from Trinidad as Bevan's wife said he is again on the mend.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Trinidad
Bevan
Miner Safe After Being Trapped
A miner nicknamed Mish mash emerged from the 6th level of the mine after a rescue. He greeted Supt. Les lie Dick with a red face and a broad smile, then reunited at home with his anxious wife. Relatives praised the crew and he joked with rescuers through a metal tube about potential pay.
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Mishmash
Leslie Dick
Underground
Soldiers Out In Algiers Over Massu Fired
AP dispatch from Algiers reports a general strike against ouster of Gen Jacques Massu. French troops patrol Belcourt Bab-el-Oued as merchants shutter shops and crowds gather amid tense rumors. Students anticipate action as authorities deploy police and army units.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Jacques Massu
Massu
Algeria
Belcourt
Bab-el- Qaed
De Gaulle Meets Massu as Algeria Tensions Rise
President Charles de Gaulle holds a 45 minute face to face with paratroop Gen Jacques Massu who was fired as Algiers area commander. Massu’s backers call for a general strike in Algiers while troops and police patrol streets. Massu may receive a new post away from Algeria amid debate over his leadership. The strike by Bethlehem shipyard workers halts construction on nuclear powered vessels affecting 11,000 workers.
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Godfrey Anderson
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Massu
Algiers
Massu
de Gaulle
Algeria
Beretad
Elysee Palace
Quincy, Mass
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
Hoboken
N.J
West Milton
N Y
Quincy
Aligeria
Massy
Local 5
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilders
East
Boston
Mass
Sparrows Point
Key Highway
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Staten Island
N.Y
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Luce
Springfield
Bethlehm Yard
Rescue efforts continue as miners trapped underground
Rescue crews press to reach 406 miners after a major roof fall 2,000 feet into the main east haulage. Ventilation improves with the main fan online, while rockfalls and gas pockets hinder progress. Thirty ponies were removed, and authorities hope to pierce the shaft to restore air and food within a week.
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Thes
South Africa
Obituaries from Indiana area dated January 1960
A string of obituaries from Indiana Pennsylvania recounts the deaths of John Calvin Buchanan born 1877 in McDonald Pennsylvania and a carpenter, Frank Harry Kerr born 1886 in Indiana PA, Sam LaMantia of Pittsburgh former Indiana resident, James A. McNellis of Indiana, George Schrecongost of Rural Valley, Mrs Helen Buchinsky of Saltsburg, and Emma Beers of Swissvale. Survivors include spouses children and multiple siblings with services set at Bell Hill and Robinson Funeral Homes, Greenwood Cemetery interments, and funeral masses led by local clergy.
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John Calvin Buchanan
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
McDonald
First Methodist Church of Indiana
W. L
Bernice) Fleming
New Kensington
Lou Weston
Hulda Harrell
Fairless Hills
Ralph Buchanan
Bell Funeral Home
Funeral
F. Burton
Greenwood Cemetery
Franklin
Frank) Harry Kerr
Daniel
Caroline Horner Kerr
Molly Shriver Kerr
George R. Kerr
R. D
Genevieve Wing
Charles
Catherine) Kelly
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Hill Funeral Home
Church Street
L. Lester McGonagle
Sam Lamantia
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
Italy
Josephine Satarino
la Mantia
Rose Giunta
Mary Schmitt
Phyllis Fox
Rosalyn Neeley
John LaMantia
Paul LaMantia
Blairsville
August LaMantia
Toronto
Canada
Simon Funeral Home
Perrysville Ave
N. S
Annunciation Catholic Church
George Cleveland Schrecongost
Lakeland
Florida
Echo
Cowanshannock Township
Armsstrong County
Martin and
Emma (Snyder) Schrecengost
A and P
Clarkton
N. C
Echo Methodist
Minnie McIntire
Mary Schrecongost
George Jr
Long Iseland
N. Y
Thornley Snyder
Ruby Schrecongost
Kittanning
Lucille McEachlan
Rural Valley
Veda Hayes
Kite
Atta Mountain
Harve Schrecongost
Hollywood
Carson
Royal Valley
A. J. J Mussleman
Echo Cemetery
Helen Buchinsky
Saltsburg
Poland
Vincent Kowalski
Ruchinsky
St. Matthews Church
Victor John Buch=insky
Jonn
Edward
Stanley
Detroit
Michigan
Walter
Victor
Alex.insaria
Stefie Nelson
Olga Janascrat
New Alexandria
Helen Duffield
East Lake
Robinson Funeral Home
St. Matthew's Roman Catholic
Salisburg
Fr. Lydent
Lee
Emma Beers
Water Street
Grace
Swissvale
Runaway Child in Custody Hearing In Paris
A dispute in Paris centers on Gamble Benedict a minor and her 2 year old brother amid a custody bid. Benedict and her 35 year old boyfriend eluded reporters after a hearing before Judge Levy who weighs placing Gamble under French protection. A New York order to return Gamble may be invoked with French procedures. Dean Sturges Riddle of the American Episcopal Cathedral in Paris testified as the child and her brother met there with him.
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Douglas
Porumbeanu
Gamble
New York
Benedict
France
Levy Iis
Miss Benedict
Hoffman
Dean Sturges Riddle
Paris
Crop Killing Cold Grips Florida Again
Frost protection methods spread across Florida with smudge pots and tires while helicopters in Pompano Beach Delray Beach area blew air to prevent frost. Temperatures fell 10 to 20 degrees below normal across the state with some readings near 20s despite a few 20s reported.
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Florida
Pompano Beach
Delray Beach
Fort Lauderdale
H-Licopters
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Thomas
Ellen Boyle McNells
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Holy Name Society of the Church
American Legion Post
Marguerite McNells i
Sutila
Wayne Ave
James Brady
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Federal Savings and Loan Association First
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