Cyrus Eaton lauds Castro after Cuba visit
Cleveland financier Cyrus S. Eaton, 84, praised Fidel Castro during an interview after a five day Cuban trip. Eaton noted Castro's energy and claimed Cuba is advancing in agriculture via artificial insemination and other breeding projects with Canadian cattle genetics, while highlighting allied diplomacy observed during the visit.
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First Time Voters About Eleven Million Eligible in November
Census Bureau figures estimate about 11.4 million Americans will be eligible to vote for president for the first time this November. Of these, roughly 8.5 million may be ineligible due to noncitizenship, institutional confinement, or residency issues, with 63 percent of the voting age population casting ballots in the last presidential election.
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Alaska
Georgia
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Hawaii
Now Many Wear False Teeth Advertisement
Warns readers about slipping dentures and promotes FASTEETH to secure dentures and improve comfort. Claims faster eating and odor control with an alkaline formula, no gummy taste, and urges dental checkups and drug counter purchase.
Mechanics End Strike in St Paul After Deal
Auto mechanics in St Paul ended a 28 day walkout after approving a three year contract Saturday. The nation has about 367000 skilled trades workers involved in major labor actions across industries including auto service and food service.
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Hippies Parade Through Chicago Police Station on Mother's Day
More than 100 flower children marched to a Chicago police station bearing gifts such as watermelons pizzas apple pies and daisies in a love demonstration. A spokesman said the group aims to become friends with the police department.
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State seeks fix to clerical error in Speck trial
Illinois State Attorney John J. Stamos said he will ask an Illinois Supreme Court justice to correct a clerical error in the Richard Speck trial record. A court clerk allegedly misinterpreted an order, dismissing six murder indictments and leaving only the charges for two murders.
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Weight And Noise Problems Plague Supersonic Airliner
Boeing reviews the SST project after a year’s delay to 1972. H W Withington notes possible design changes including an NASA idealized needle design with fixed wings. Weight and engine noise drive studies as Boeing aims to cut metal and keep safety, eyeing overwater routes only.
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