Fidel Castro warns Latin America would rise against US
In a 35 minute impromptu speech at an athletic event a bearded Fidel Castro said Latin America would revolt if the United States attempted to overthrow his government. He claimed Cuban refugees sabotaging installations aim to destroy Cuba and that it would take an entire generation to finish the revolution.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Latin America
United States
Cuba
Castro
Housewife Attacked by Boy With Wrench Across Street
A boy told authorities he attacked a housewife with a wrench after anger at his parents. The 18 month old child escaped injury while the mother sustained head and facial wounds and fled to a neighbor for help. Police were notified and an ambulance was summoned.
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Ledesma
Shafer
Seattle awards 3.2 million water turbine order to NOHAB
Bofors NOHAB subsidiary wins Seattle contract for four water turbines worth 3.2 million dollars marking its first U.S. market entry. The 33 year old firm, once Nobel owned, expands from ordinance into diverse products including steel plastics and chemicals.
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New York
UPI
Bofors
NOHAB
U.S
Seattle
Alfred Nobel
Sweden
Bolors
Home study tips for brighter reading areas
Keep desks and tables dull and light colored to reflect more light and aid reading. Use lighter surfaces to maximize available illumination in study spaces.
Escape Hole Advances as Miners Await Rescue Effort
Daring mine rescue continues as workers, families and officials monitor the widening of an escape hole. Crews plan a 18 inch capsuled ascent after food and supplies are delivered via a six inch hole. Charmbury notes progress toward reaching trapped miners with a 26 inch bore and potential shift to a 74 inch ream if needed.
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Fellin
Anna
Gordon Smith
H. Beecher Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Bova
Charmbury
Throne
Music Man Partridge Denied Role in Holdups in Missouri Town
Partridge a respected band director for four years in a town of 5000 faces arrest rumors amid a robbers case. His wife defends his innocence while school officials weigh suspension. Authorities mention a money cache with large bills linked to a gunman robbery.
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Cee Spa
Hawkins
Board of Education
Partridge
Pondering Ambassador Quits Over Vietnam Policy
Tran Van Chuong resigns on grounds stated Thursday as the State Department notes no change in U S policy to support South Vietnam in its war against the Viet Cong. The announcement reiterates continued aid and coordinated efforts with Saigon amid ongoing conflict.
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Chuong
State Department
Yuet Nam
Syndicate praise for Synanon figures and philosophy
Leaders and jurists applaud Synanon work amid debate on crime causes. Dr Daniel Casriel testified to a Senate narcotics subcommittee praising the founder Charles Dederich as a great intuitive psychologist. The piece quotes Synanon teaching on envy imitation self acceptance and personal trial with a call for courage.
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Syvnane
Sigmund Freud
Daniel Casriel
New York
Senate
Charles Dederch
Lutker Winslow
Menninger
Alcoholics Anonymous
Tile Cleaners Promise Twofold Life for Surfaces
Modern structural materials such as tiles plastics metals and glass serve a twofold function offering attractive architectural design and durable upkeep. They stay in top condition with simple cleaning using soap or detergent suds, avoiding frequent refurbishing or painting.
Packaged ice sales seen exceeding 100 million in 1963
William Trobe of the National Ice Association predicts consumers will buy over 100 million dollars of processed packaged ice in 1963 for the first time. He notes large packaged ice sales in restaurants taverns and institutions while retail ice sales reached 90 million dollars last year. Trobe estimates total ice sales including industrial and commercial will top 225 million dollars in 1963.
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New York
UPI
Willam Trobe
National Ice Association
Jobe
Patch fashion returns with elbow patches across wear
UPI notes patches are back in style with elbow patches on sweaters blouses jackets and loungewear for all ages. The trend traces to English shooting and hunting jackets then to men's wear and Ivy League schools after World War II with women’s patch shirts appearing in summer 82.
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New York
UPI
Card to Note Family Clothing Sizes and Preferences
A compact note stored in a wallet lists each family member’s clothing sizes and fit preferences to speed shopping. The card helps ensure consistent sizing and avoids misorders when buying outfits or essentials for everyone.
US Army Develops Fire Resistant Uniforms
The U S Army is testing fire resistant uniforms at Natick Massachusetts. Mannequins wear two types of clothing under flame and heat tests. Ordinary uniforms burn away while fire resistant garments show only minor scorching, highlighting protection amid future war hazards.
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Washington
U. S Army
Quartermaster Research and Engineering Laboratories
Natick Mass
Demonstrator Gregory Arrested After Peaceful Protest
Gregory says police stopped him at a line and warned nothing about illegal conduct before arresting him at a school site demonstration. He and wife Lillian and writer James Saunders were later jailed for disorderly conduct after returning to the scene. He contests the arrest as unlawful due to no posted restriction and cites racial prejudice while describing the encounter and attire during the event.
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Lilian
James Saunders
Leighton
Gregory
73Rd
Lowe Streets
Schwartz
Brando Critics and School Desegregation Roll Through South
Brando defends group presence in Gadsden amid calls for broader regional blame for unrest. In Columbus Mississippi an elementary school near the air force base closes affecting 1000 students of air force families. Across Tennessee and Virginia desegregation moves continue with pupils mixing in Hawkins County and private schools expanding. South Carolina plans highway patrol enforcement as Charleston desegregates in line with a federal ruling. Bishop Rehdis notes Catholic schools in Charleston area will desegregate next month.
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Will
Newman
Gadsden
Brando
Akron Ohin
Columbus
Miss
Columbus Air Force Base
Air Force
John R. Henry
Rogersville
Tenn
Hawkins County
Tennessee
Dendron
Surry County
M. B. Joyner
South Carolina
Donald Russell
Charleston
Francis Reh
Violent End Spurs All-Points Bulletin For McSwain Pair
An all-points bulletin seeks McSwain and a tall thin companion with black hair last seen in black cowboy shorts. Gas receipts imply a vacation path through Las Vegas Barstow and Verdi. Deputies Lehman and Barton went to Santa Monica to verify the victim’s identity and trace the suspects’ route. McSwain worked for an electrical company in Santa Monica.
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McSwain
Las Vegas
Barstow
Verdi
Jim Lehman
Floyd Barton
Santa Monica
Too Late To Classify Who's Who Home Repairs
A fragment from a classified page notes a 7 person personals listing in the home repairs section. It references names and brief contact hints but lacks full details. Readers are advised to consult the page for complete ads and contact options.
Houses and rooms for rent and job ads in mixed classifieds
A jumble of local classified notices lists employment for a middle aged live in housekeeper and a governess or babysitter, plus many housing ads for bedrooms and small homes. Listings include prices from 30 to 700 dollars, with contact numbers and references to near schools and golf courses.
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Ava
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