Washington to Act Soon Against Cuban Subversion
Ambassador Morrison said the Organization of American States would act soon to halt funds, communist agents, and propaganda from Cuba to Latin America after the OAS report. He spoke in a radio television interview as fresh intelligence prompted a request for transparency on possible Soviet naval base construction at Banes, Cuba.
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Washington Latin America
deLesseps S. Morrison
Organization of American States
Cuba
Morrison
OAS
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Banes
Kennedy Macmillan visit clouds and military death toll rises
White House denies Kennedy snub of Macmillan as relations appear cordial while a naval base project prompts Miller and Humphrey to trade accusations. Military deaths reach 4579 in the year to April 30 with 31 in hostile action amid Viet Cong operations. 1226 died of natural causes.
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Richard Crossman
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Defense official says open access to DoD information
Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur Sylvester states the department seeks maximum access to information. Legislator John Moss, chairman of the Government Information subcommittee, accuses military officials of illegally restricting photographers at civilian area air crash scenes.
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Department of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
John Moss
D-Calif
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Injuries Light After Bus Collision Near Milwaukee
A Pewaukee bound school bus carrying 10 children and two adults collided with a Greyhound bus on the outskirts of Milwaukee. The school bus struck the rear of the Greyhound. the children were taken to Milwaukee County General Hospital with only bumps and bruises. Names were not released.
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Greyhound
Pewaukee
Milwaukee County General Hospital
Ohio State Professor Mortensen Dies From Car Crash Injuries
Wilmington Ohio James Leo Mortensen Jr. 38 an Ohio Mormon leader and agronomy professor at Ohio State University died Sunday from injuries after an automobile accident Saturday He was born in Benson Arizona and held leadership roles within the church.
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Ohio
James Leo Mortensen Jr
Ohio State University
Benson
Ariz
Rockefeller remarriage may reshape 1964 bid
Washington political analysis weighs Rockefeller's marriage to Margar etta Murphy against a possible push for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. Polls, party leaders, and Catholic dynamics color the outlook as Rockefeller returns from his honeymoon.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jack Bell
Washington
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Keating
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Kennedy
Ribicoff
Wheat farmers vote on tighter controls in 12th referendum
About 1.8 million wheat growers will vote Tuesday on a plan to tighten production. For the first time farmers with 15 acres or less participate. If two thirds approve, rules take effect next year, with a two-tier price system and possible penalties for violations.
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Chicago
Hoffman elected president of Wisconsin AP Association
Verne Hoffman managing editor of the Racine Journal Times was chosen president, succeeding Arville Schaleben of the Milwaukee Journal. R S Gronowski of Oshkosh Daily Northwestern named vice president, succeeding Hoffman, at the spring meeting at Leather Smith Lodge. Keith Fuller AP executive spoke on operations and future plans. Austin Bealmear reported on AP activities in Wisconsin.
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Sturgeon Bay
Verne Hoffman
Racine Journal - Times
Wisconsin Associated Press Association
Arville Schaleben
Milwaukee Journal
R. S. Gronowski
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Hoffman
Leather Smith Lodge
Keith Fuller
Associated Press
Austin Bealmear
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Soviets Withdraw Pilots From Laos Amid Crisis
VIENTIANE Laos AP Soviet sources report Moscow will pull out remaining pilots and mechanics who flew transport planes for the pro Communist Pathet Lao. The withdrawal follows a six week Laos crisis and the last 18 of 79 personnel are due home in two to three days.
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Vientiane
Laos
Soviet Union
Pathet Lao
Moscow
Plaine Des Jarres
Two Die in Platteville Rooming House Fire
A two story rooming house fire in Platteville left Harry Woodfield 87 and Carl Mossbruck 61 dead. Seven residents escaped while Mrs. Mary Jose 76 was hospitalized with smoke inhalation. Fire cause undetermined. Woodfield was father in law to ex state senator Robert Travis.
Duffields’ 10 Gs listed in Tulsa family notice
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duffield of Tulsa have ten children named Gilbert Glen Gordon Goldie Gloria Grover Guy Grace Gayle and Geraldine, as reported in an AP brief from Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Okla
W. H. Duffield
Gilbert
Glen
Gordon
Goldie
Gloria
Grover
Guy
Grace
Gayle
Geraldine
Construction Worker Dies Under Tractor
A Beloit area construction worker, Wesley R. Fisher aged 43, was killed when a tractor overturned on a sand bank in Turtle Township. Fisher, who hauled sand and gravel for road work, was pinned beneath the tractor after the bank gave way.
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Beloit
Turtle Township
Wesley R. Fisher
Route 2
Fisher
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