Fidel Castro signals gradual shift to allow small farms in Cuba
In a 2 hour Friday broadcast from Havana Castro said Cuba will ease farm controls and permit small independent farms to operate beside state collectives to boost production. He pledged equal treatment for independent farmers and cooperatives, noting the policy aims to supply national needs.
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New Brother Peregrine Heisler Joins Glenmary Order
Eighteen year old Eugene J. Heisler from Farley Iowa becomes a lay mission brother in the Glenmary Order choosing the name Peregrine. He and his high school friends presented him with his religious habit as doctors warn his cancer may end his life within weeks. He plans to serve Negro communities in the South via home missions.
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Britain amends tariff wording on scrap and waste
UPI reports in London the latest customs and excise tariff law alters wording on page 275 line 1.1.63 changing scrap and waste to waste and scrap with an operative date of July 8 1963. The amendment affects heading 73.03 column 1 line 1.
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Considerable Success for U N Says Cal Political Scientist
U N has faced tests and achieved considerable success, says Amos Perlmutter of San Jose State College. He credits broad East West backing rather than U S dominance. He spoke at San Diego State College on Preventiveness and the Balance of Terror Can the U N Resolve Conflict in Primary Strategic Areas. Robert North of Stanford discussed crisis decision making and leaders’ momentary choices.
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Gore Doubts Tax Cut Pass This Year Says Gore
Senator Albert Gore a Finance Committee member doubts Congress will pass a tax cut this year and says he will offer far reaching amendments if a measure reaches the Senate floor. He expects about six weeks of hearings on national tax problems and notes the House must act first, with a predicted Labor Day passage.
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Child Couple’s Ninth Annual Wedding Anniversary
Bobby Mims and Clara Hartwell, married in 1956 when he was 16 and she four, welcomed son Michael Gene and remain described as lovebirds by Clara’s mother. The court approved the union with judge E Perry Churchill’s special permission in Ventura County.
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Eisenhower Leaves Le Havre After Normandy Nostalgia Visit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower sailed home aboard the United States from Le Havre with Mamie John and Milton after a five day Normandy tour. He toured D-Day beaches and towns, spoke with officials, and agreed to a documentary by an American TV company to air next year for the 20th anniversary ceremonies. He waved to cheering crowds as he boarded the liner and said it was good to see many people who were there in June 1944.
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