Cuba purges nine Old Bolsheviks over Latin America policy
Havana AP reports the Cuban Communist party will try nine Old Bolsheviks for opposing Fidel Castro’s export of guerrilla revolutions. The group led by Anibal Escalante faces charges of intrigues and propaganda against the party, with ties to the U S CIA. Two central committee members are implicated. The communique condemns anti government factions in Fruiticuba and notes solidarity with North Korea over the Pueblo seizure. It also says Cuba will skip the Soviet led Budapest communist world meeting.
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Havana
Cuban Communist Party
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Jose Matar
Committee For the Defense of the Revolution
Ramon Calcines
Anibal Escalante
Castro
Escalante
Committee of Basic Industries
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Central Committee
North Korea
Soviet Union
Budapest
Milwaukee Wins Clean-Town Award
Milwaukee was named one of 30 cities receiving cleanest town honors in a national contest. It won in the over 250,000 population category, with trophies to be presented at the national cleanest town conference February 18 to 20 by officials including Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Strikers Return to GM Jobs After Settlement
The first of 117,900 United Auto Workers idled by foundry strikes returned to General Motors. Settlement of two of three strikes followed Sunday negotiations, with talks continuing overnight to resolve the remaining strike at Chevrolet foundry in Tanawanda New York.
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Detroit
United Auto
General Motors
Chevrolet
Tanawanda
N.Y
School Bus Skids Near Tomah No Injuries Reported
A school bus skidded on a wet county road near Tomah Wisconsin at 7 20 am uninjured driver and 30 pupils escaped harm after the bus hit a power pole that toppled onto the roof the children were sheltered at a nearby farm home until another bus arrived
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Tomah
Wis
Slippery
Watermill Road
Defiance
Ohio
Saginaw
Mich
Massena
N.Y
Pontiac
Eau Claire Tavern Owner Dies in Suspected Suicide
Henry J. Goss, 45, an Eau Claire tavern owner, was found dead in a fume filled car near Mondovi. He had been charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Dolores A. O Connell, 38, near Chippewa Falls and was free on a $10 000 bond. An autopsy was ordered.
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Mondovi
Henry J. Goss
Eau Claire
Pepin County
Roger Britton
Goss
Dolores A. O'Connell
Chippewai Falls
Britton
Here
UW Group Protests North Korean Action
The University of Wisconsin chapter of Young Americans for Freedom received a note of thanks from a South Korean official for their protest rally against North Korea's seizure of the USS Pueblo. The telegram, signed by Lee Eung-Joon, praised the protest and affirmed solidarity with U.S. actions.
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Lee Eung-Joon
World Anti-Communist League
Patrick Korten
Thiensville
Dodge Satellite Seen As Most Advanced U.S. Craft In Orbit
In November 1967 the Dodge spacecraft, part of the U.S. defense program, stood as the most sophisticated of 250 American satellites in orbit. It carries spare parts and has self repair electronics capabilities.
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Dodge
United States Defense Department
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Janesville
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Sears
Pittsburgh
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Rockport
Mass
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North Korean Action
Pueblo
U.S
the Sunday Building Pages
Coulee
Camaro
Fisher
Astro
Ray Hutson
Chevrolet, Inc
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