Exiled Cuban Leaders Restricted to Dade County Area
US immigration officials ordered Cuban exile leaders to stay within a 2500 square mile area in Dade County and Miami. Agents delivered two notices including a travel restriction and a State and Justice Department sympathy statement, warning fines up to 5000 dollars or five years imprisonment for violations.
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U.S. Immigration Department
State
Justice Department
Cuba
State and Justice Departments
United States
Guatemalan Overthrow Worries United States
U S officials viewed with concern the overthrow of President Ydigoras Fuentes in Guatemala. Fear of jeopardizing the Declaration of Central America and hopes of eventual elections tempered by reservations over a constitutionally elected government toppled by a military coup.
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Washington
U. S
Ydigoras Fuentes
Guatemala
Central America
Kennedy
Central American
Panama
Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Peralta
State Department
Beca
Arevalo
New York Newspaper Strike Ends as Union Approves Pact
The last holdout union approved a modified contract 215-104 ending New York's 114 day newspaper lockout. Journalists returned to print as rockets from Palisades Park marked the "First Day Back" celebration amid a city-wide relay by the Mirror.
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NEW York
UPI
Robert Fr. Wagner
Hudson River
Palisade Park
New Jersey
New York Mirror
Manhattan
Central Park
Mirror
Hollywood
Natalie
Feared Wife-Killer Sought by LV Lawmen
Nevada authorities issued an APB for 35 year old Cockran a California man suspected of killing his wife. He fled toward Las Vegas with his two children in a green battered car his sister in law said the wife was in the trunk. He gave no reason for the murder and target areas include Nevada California and Arizona.
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California
Las Vegas
Kansas City
Cockran
Cochran
Nevada
Aricona
Neutrals Push Atom Parley in Geneva
Neutral delegates at the disarmament conference press the United States and the Soviet Union to hold bilateral talks on the nuclear test ban during Easter recess amid a deadlock. They consider their own compromise plan, drafted here, and await government approval before any formal presentation.
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UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Viet Cong ambush near Phan Thiet leaves heavy government losses
Communist guerrillas attacked a government civil guards company in daylight and seized weapons. Saigon reports 28 government dead including two officers, 18 wounded and four missing after the ambush near Phan Thiet, 95 miles north of Saigon. The Viet Cong also captured radios and numerous firearms.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Phan Thiet
Weather today shows clouds and isolated showers
Cloudy with a chance of showers and southwesterly winds shifting to northwest. Winds 35 mph. High near 70 and low around 57. Yesterday's highs 79 and lows 45. Noontime humidity 15 percent. Sunrise at 5 27 and sunset at 6 02.
Khrushchev Reaches for Brazil in Cold War Challenge
London observers say Khrushchev used Ultima Hora to offer Brazil aid and trade, signaling a broader Soviet push in Latin America to threaten Kennedy's alliance for progress. The move follows Cuba setbacks and Brazil's looming balance of payments crisis, with Moscow proposing economic cooperation and oil for coffee exchanges.
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London
UPI
Nikita
Khrushchev
Brazil
Kennedy
Cuba
Ultima Hora
Latin America
U. S
United States
the Statist
Russia
Washington
Common Market Parley Resumes Important Talks
The Common Market Council meets in Brussels for its most important session since Britain’s entry talks collapsed. Four commissioners will travel to Washington to prep for the Geneva GATT ministers meeting opening May 16. Mansholt of Holland will lead the agricultural talks and meet President Kennedy in Washington.
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Brussels
Belgium
UPI
Common Market Council of Foreign and Agricultural Ministers
Britain
Executive Commission
Commission
Washington
Geneva
Common Market Agricultural
Sicco L. Mansholt
Holland
Kennedy
Mansholt
Common Market
Discipline can restore American track dominance expert says
Jim Beatty, a Los Angeles resident and Riviera Hotel banquet speaker, argued that American amateurs using new methods are close to regaining middle distance supremacy. He praised self discipline over government subsidies and noted Russia uses sport for propaganda in the Cold War arena.
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Merce
Jim Beaty
Los Angeles
Junior Chamber
Riviera Hotel
Beatty
United States
England
U.S
Soviet Russa
Tl Am
Russia
Olympic Arena
Plane crash near Rome leaves eight dead
A helicopter crew spotted the Iavia Airlines wreckage south of Rome with eight aboard and no signs of life. Among the passengers was Marvin Gelber, an American German-descent manager from Chieti Scala, married with two children, who had visited the United States two months earlier.
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Rome
UPI
Iavia Airlines
Marvin Gelber
Chieti-Scala
Gelber
United States
Crippled Plane Lands Safely at MacDill Field
Trans-Canada Airlines DC-8 flight 881 with 139 aboard made a safe emergency landing at MacDill Air Force Base after a landing gear hydraulic issue. Captain J. K. Davis of Toronto guided the craft back to Tampa. FAA said an emergency pump corrected the hydraulic problem and gear deployed normally. The plane circled for over two hours before touching down.
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Trans-Canada Airlines
MacDill Air Force Base
Ray Allison
Trans-Canada
Toronto
Allison
J. K. Davis
MacDill Field
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