Cuban exile chieftain rebuked for bitter denunciation
Washington rebuked Cuban exile leader Jose Miro Cardona for alleged harsh criticism of U S policy toward Cuba. The State Department called Miro's reported letter a distortion of history and policy and said no agreement on invasion or funding was offered.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuba
Miro
Fidel Castro
State Department
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Caribbean
Castro
Council
the Department
Department
Raid on Homes in Britain Crack Spies for Peace Ring
London police raided residences in a pre-dawn operation targeting the Spies for Peace network. They seek a typewriter tied to pamphlets about dispersing government offices after a nuclear attack. Home Secretary Henry Brooke called the pamphlets traitorous as PM Macmillan faces renewed security scrutiny.
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London
Scotland Yard
Britain
Special Branch
Henry Brooke
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Sussex
Painter Falls 90 Feet At New Prague Dies
A 22 year old painter Francis Petruscewski of Stephen Minnesota died after a 90 foot fall while working on the New Prague water tower. He was employed by Larson Tank Co Hopkins and died in St Marys Hospital Minneapolis after transfer from New Prague hospital.
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Minneapolis
New Prague
Francis Petruscewski
Stephen, Minn
Larson Tank Co
Hopkins
Petruscewski
St. Mary’s Hospital
Snowplows Clear Highway of Ice
Snow plows were called out to clear Highway 169 of four feet of Mille Lacs lake ice jammed over the road near Garrison Minnesota. Two road sections were blocked for about 400 feet. Crews stayed on duty as strong winds continued to push last winter's ice onto shore.
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Garrison, Minn
Highway 169
Mille Lacs Lake
Garrison
Boy Run Over and Killed in Mankato Driveway
A two year old St. Paul boy visiting relatives in Mankato was run over and killed when a car backed out of a driveway. Bradley Volk, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Volk, was with the Walter Volk family. The driver, Mrs Virginia Curry aged 28, said she did not see him.
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Mankato
Minn
St. Paul
Bradley Volk
Raymond V. Volk
Walter Volk
Virginia Curry
Tinder Dry Eastern U S Fights Fires
The eastern United States endures extreme fire danger due to drought and dry forests. Maine reports a grass fire destroying two homes. Massachusetts sees 105 fires. Rhode Island bans open fires and one man dies battling a blaze. Florida logs 154 fires, Connecticut endures long high danger, and Maryland faces its worst risk in 15 years with ratings up to 190.
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Associated Press
United States
Ellsworth Falls
Maine
Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Weather Bureau
New England
Florida
Panama City
C. H. Coulter
Connecticut
Natural Resources
Maryland
Dry Woods Fire Threatens Medary Area in La Crosse County
A woods fire of 40 to 50 acres swept through the Medary area on Monday aided by 20 percent humidity and winds. Children reportedly played near the hills and tried to extinguish the flames. No homes were damaged as residents used back fires and roads as breaks. Fire officials warned that dry conditions persist and urged stricter open burn regulations in La Crosse County towns.
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Medary Bluff
Medary
Donald Bur
la Crosse County
Bur
Otto Kendhammer
Frank Keppel
la Crosse
Eric
Pete) Jensen
Trempealeau
Vernon
Buffalo
Jensen
Miss Wisconsin Joans Engh to Wed Terrence Gillette in La Crosse
Miss Wisconsin Joan Engh runner-up in Miss America will marry Terrence Gillette July 20 at St Thomas More Church in La Crosse. Engh's engagement was announced by her parents with details on the couple and her education plans.
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Joan Mary Engh
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Terrence C. Gillette
Cyrus Gillette
Cameron Ave
Forrest Engh
Brookshire Place
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Miss Engh
Kenosha
Joan Engh
Fifth Firm Raises Steel Prices Amid Industry Move
Armco Steel Corp of Middletown Ohio announced price increases of four to seven dollars per ton on selected products and cut wire prices five dollars per ton, joining Republic Steel Corp in price hikes as U S Steel await word from President Kennedy. The move comes as industry output climbs to eleven year high with continued demand and ongoing congressional inquiries into price and profit issues.
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New York
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Ohio
Armco
U.S. Steel Corp
Big Steel
Kennedy
Republic Steel Corp
U.S
Florida
Republic
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Senate
House Economic Committee
Douglas
University of Chicago
Wheeling Steel Corp
Lukens Steel Co
Pittsburgh Steel
Kaiser Steel Corp
Kaiser
American Iron Iand Steel Institute
Allison R. Maxwell Jr
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Lukens
News of the Republic
Palm Beach
Fla
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Dane County Man Dies After One Car Crash
Francis Moreth 23 of rural Sun Prairie died at University Hospitals Madison from injuries in a Sunday crash when his car left the Sanderson Roads nine miles west of Columbus in Columbia County. Passenger Helene Ott 21 of rural Columbus was seriously injured. The 1963 state traffic toll reached 178 with this fatality.
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Dane County
Madison
Francis Moreth
Sun Prairie
University Hospitals
Sanderson
Columbus
Columbia County
Helene M. Ott
York Improves After Critical List Status
World War I hero Sgt. Alvin C. York, 75, has been moved from the critical list at St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville after showing definite improvement since Monday. He was hospitalized Saturday with chest pains and a circulatory condition and slept well Monday night and rested well today.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin C. York
York
St. Thomas Hospital
Big Dog Shadow Wins Civil Suit in Court
In San Diego a 225 pound Great Dane named Shadow defeated a $6,000 civil claim over the death of Sky a pedigreed Shetland sheep dog. The court ruled Shadow's owner not liable for the death and the plaintiff Horace Byington testified of a bite incident.
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San Diego
Calif
Shadow
Sky
Horace Byington
Byington
Bethel Buckalew
Buckalew
Mark
Roger S. Ruffin
Ruffin
Kennedy predicts second Kennedy child adds to First Family
The White House announced Mrs. Kennedy is expecting a baby in August and will cancel official duties. The First Lady, 33, health good. John F Kennedy 45, joined by brothers in waiting. The news comes amid Easter at a Florida resort with Caroline and John Jr. present.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel
Joan
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Grover i Cleveland
Cleveland
Esther
Kennedys
Florida
Caroline
John Jr
Salinger
Italy
Greece
India
Pakistan
Rome
London
Ravello
Cape Cod
Washington
New York
Jacqueline Kennedy
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Edward M. Huebner
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Big Dog
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