Cuban exile aide granted alien id in Seattle
Jorge Ramon Hernandez former Cuban Revolutionary Army officer and ally of Fidel Castro received an alien identification card in Seattle with his wife Blanca Rosa and two sons. He described his role in the 26th of July movement and his asylum request while with the Hague mission. He plans to stay in Washington state, works for a building company, and urges unity among exiles to counter Castro.
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Seattle
APS
Jorge Ramiro Hernandez
Cuban Revolutionary Army
Fidel Castro
U.S
John P. Boyd
Blanca Rosa
Jorge Alberto
Eduardo Juan
Hernandez
Cuba
Castro
Hague
Netherlands
Lacey
Here
Minuteman Missile Station Goes Unnoticed in Montana
In central Montana the Benton Lake area hosts 150 Minuteman missiles in dispersed underground silos. The sites blend with rural life as schools and roads pass nearby, with launch controls housed in an underground center and surface signposts the only outward indicators. The Air Force aims for deterrence through visibility and hardened underground storage, not secrecy.
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Montana
Goorge Remington
Great Falls, Mont
UPI
Benton Lake
Here
Minuteman
Air Force
Minutemen
Scurfers petition Legislature to lift Capitol grounds ban
Scurfers a group of over two dozen teens urged Louisiana lawmakers to allow scurfing on the state capitol grounds. They carried signs demanding space to scurf and explained the sport uses an 18 inch board on roller skate wheels on paved inclines. Capitol officials say grass and plants were damaged, totaling about 2500 dollars, prompting the ban.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Louisiana
State
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Jerry Bennett
Bennett
Capitol Grounds
Swooped Flyers Aid Abducted Dog In Antioch Chase
Jerry Graham and his son Chris, 13, spotted two men abducting their German short hair Big Red near Antioch Airport. They landed, pursued by car, and cornered the thieves about four miles away.
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Jerry Graham
Chris
Antioch
Overseas teachers seek impartial study of base salaries
The Overseas Education Association proposes a fact finding commission to study salaries for about 6 500 teachers at 300 overseas military installations. Defense officials warn of illegal strike if services are withheld while Pentagon cites Congress limits on per pupil funds. Joseph Crawford urges bipartisan naming of distinguished citizens to hear complaints.
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U. S
Pentecson
Joseph Crawford
The
Overseas Education Association
Special Commission
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
William Carr
National Education Association
Overseas Group
Crawford
McNamara
Carr
Defense Department
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