No One Knows Castro price in Havana market
A Havana scene at Jose Marti airport frames Castro price theory as Cuba’s middle class suffers under new laws. An anti Castro worker notes confiscation debts of about 40 million dollars while others cite U.S. trade and investment erasure. The piece explores why U.S. pressure struggles to influence Castro and who truly bears loss in the Cuban economy.
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Havana
NEA
Jose Marti
Castro
Cuba
U.S
Cat Moore
Times of Havana
America
Florida
FPC chief reveals gas firm contacts in rate case
In testimony to the House Commerce Committee, FPC Chairman Jerome Kuykendall admitted last minute talks with a gas firm representative during the Midwestern Gas Transmission Co rate case. He said the firm claimed its president read arguments before the commission and believed financing help from its parent Tennessee Gas. Kuykendall said the draft opinion was not approved by the full commission and final agreement neared the October deadline.
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Jerome K. Kuykendall
House Commerce Committee
FITC
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co
Kuykendall
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Midwestern
Commission
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Dingell
Thomas G. Corcoran
Washington
Tennessee Gas
Strong Swiss quake rattles western Switzerland
Switzerland experienced its strongest earthquake in 14 years, centered in the central Alps, shaking the western regions. No serious damage was reported though chimneys collapsed and several windows broke in the tremor.
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FPC Sets Open End Return Policy For Midwestern
A spokesman complained by phone that Midwestern must earn seven percent return to operate profitably as stated. The FPC staff recommended a lower rate. The commission chose an open end return with the exact percentage to be set later.
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Cuban Aide Says US Base Is Under Cuban Laws
Fidel Castro's labor minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez said the Guantanamo base is a foreign business under Cuban laws. He indicated pressure tactics in a potential dispute over the base status, noting the census would apply to the base as a foreign business on Cuban soil. The Navy says workers there are covered by U.S. Civil Service rules.
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Augusto Martinez Sanchez
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Navy
U.S. Civil Service
Conjectures Pour In On The Three Deaths
Investigators admit little to go on in the case of the three Riverside women found slain after checking into Starved Rock Lodge March 14. Frances Murphy, Mildred Lindquist, and Lillian Oetting, all Chicago area residents, were discovered in a canyon cave two days later as tips pour in.
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William Morris
Thellinois State
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Mildred Lindquist
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Intolerance In Integrated Rock School
A Little Rock school official testified that Negro students in integrated high schools face shunning by white classmates, amid limited integration by the board and appeals over placement laws. Across the nation tensions rose with cross burnings at an Albuquerque radar station and protests at the White House supporting lunch counter demonstrations.
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Little Rock
Everett Tucker Jr
John E. Miller
Arkansas
Tucker
Integrated Air Force
Albuquerque
NCO Club
S. A. Tidwell Jr
West Mesa
Steven
Washington
White House
South
Joseph Hernan
Catholic University
Students march for civil rights amid campus and church protests
A diverse group of about 20 students from various colleges marched to seek support for a strong civil rights bill. Picketing persisted in Houston with church involvement in Princeton NL and Maine. At Princeton University Chapel, around 150 locals and students attended a service to voice concern over racial discrimination in the South and North. Bishop John Wesley Lord of Boston said sit-in demonstrations test Christian faith during a church meeting in Orono.
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George Washington
Howard
Houston
Princeton
Maine
Princeton University
John Wesley ‘Lord
Boston
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Orono
Audie Murphy and wife separate after nine years
Hollywood AP reports actor Audie Murphy and wife Pam Ela are separating over personality incompatibility and work pressures. They have two children, aged eight and six, and Murphy is a World War II Medal of Honor recipient who was previously married to Wanda Hendrix.
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Hostage Released For Medical Attention At Tennessee Penitentiary
One of sixteen hostages held at the Tennessee Penitentiary was released early to receive medical care. The prisoner, Boyles, departed with prison psychologist Albert Balvete and walked to the nearby hospital after armed convicts seized the deputy warden’s office.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Albert Balvete
Boyles
Balvere
Explosion and Fire Destroy Five Baltimore Homes
Five row houses were destroyed Wednesday by an explosion and gas fed fire in Baltimore. Four people were burned, two seriously, and a patrolman age 53 died at the scene after a gas pipe leak caused the blast. The home collapsed and neighbors were left homeless as two adjacent houses were gutted and three more damaged.
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Carroll B
Kaisar
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