U S Seeks to Halt Castro Buying in Plain Sight
U S intelligence warns Castro operatives use Nassau Nassau Bahamas London and Montreal fronts to purchase heavy equipment transport engines and insecticides for Cuban sugar and tobacco crops. The Investigations Division argues British cooperation and limited U S manpower impede countering the global network fueling Castro.
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New York
Nassau
Bahamas
Montreal
United Kingdom
U. S
Office of Export Control
Bureau of International Commerce
U. S. Dept. of Commerce
Castro
Kenya vote shifts power as Kenyatta rises
Roark analyzes Kenya's first general election showing KANU victory led by Jomo Kenyatta with Tom Mboya shaping policy while KADU and APP present rival factions. He notes U S export controls and anti Castro measures as Washington brokers tighten limits, citing $50,000 in seized equipment and ongoing enforcement actions.
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Kenya
KANU
Kenya African National Union
KADU
Kenya African Democrat Union
APP
African People’s Party
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenyatta
Tom Mboya
Mboya
America
Lake Victoria
Tom
Pamela Obede
Walter Odebe
James Gichuru
Gichuru
Ronald Ngala
Paul Ngei
Paul
Mr. Ngei
Youth Wing violence shadows Kenya post election
The piece reports that youth wings linked to Mau Mau alumni instigate violence in Nyanza and beyond, with mobs breaking legs, arson, stabbings, and killings. Troops and riot squads are deployed to oversee pre election to post election events amid persistent brutality and political fear.
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Mau Mau
Nyanza Area
Daily Nation
Paul Negei
Boston Strangler Killer Profile Says Man With Deep Disturbance
A psychologist analyzes the Boston strangling spree noting 10 victims in under a year. He cites a calculated, sexually charged pattern and a likely single male suspect driven by mother related rage and a paranoid, homosexual-leaning psyche. He predicts the killer may die by his own hand and avoid surrender.
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Boston
Las Vegas Sun Staff and Officers Listing
Local Las Vegas daily notes its morning publication and lists key staff including president H M Greenspun vice president Ray Germain and executive editor Bryn Armstrong. Administrative details cover secretary C D James treasurer Barbara Greenspun and editor roles with Matt Clark and Ross Tucker.
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Las Vegas Sun, Inc
South Main Street
Imeans Nevada
H. M. Greenspun
Ray Germain
Robert Belz
C. D. James
Barbara Greenspun
Ruthe Deskin
Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Ross Tucker
Tamara Andreeva
CC. D. James
Bob Belz
Herman Weier
Norvel1
Dee Coakley
Post
Las Vegas
Nevada
Congress
Allan Kiapp Co
Chicago
Detroit
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
Nevada State Press Association
American Newspaper Publisher's Association
California Newspaper Publisher Association
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Stakes High In Election Stakes High In Las Vegas
A call to voters stressing civic duty in the imminent Las Vegas election. It argues citizens must back honest officials, reject special interests, and use the ballot to shape a future with clean streets, thriving neighborhoods, and accountable city government. It emphasizes the vote as a powerful weapon and a duty to children and community.
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Las Vegas
Wheeler and Dealer
Dear John Advice on Dining Etiquette and First Dates
The letter asks which fingers to use to whistle for a waiter, then discourages the act as bad manners and suggests beating the table with a salad fork. A second query about a boy taking a girl on a first date on a beach asks for dating and parking guidance. A May reader offers a traction tip using brush and slow low gear.
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John
Teacher Sanford to Face Trial Over Speeding Charge
Mrs Margaret Rose Sanford is scheduled to go on trial June 14 for speeding 42 mph in a 25 mph zone in Raleigh North Carolina. Her husband Gov Terry Sanford is leading a traffic safety campaign in the state.
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Raleigh, N. C
UPI
Margaret Rose Sanford
Gov
Terry Sanford
Inquiring Photographer on Money and Marriage
Inquiring Photographer quotes Mrs H R Morgan and others on how money affects marriage. The panelists discuss that money underpins harmony, enables necessary needs, yet excessive spending outside the home can cause rifts. They emphasize money as crucial but not a substitute for love.
Bar Manager and Catering Director Reflect on Money
Ken Jones and Jim Wade discuss money in daily life and marriage. Joe Ames notes money speeds beginnings but urges wise use to protect values. The remarks reflect attitudes from a hospitality setting and emphasize frugality and balance in spending.
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Dunlop Tire Co
Havana
Fidelistas
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Houston
Customs Dept
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Coatzacoalcos
Veracruz
Robert C. Ruark
Nairobi
Cuban Bank For Foreign Commerce
Europe
Dept
Khrushchev
Roark
Kitale
Dr. Brothers
Joyce Brothers
North American Newspaper Alliance
Ce Ision
Falon Fraley
American Legion Post No
Ellis “Doc” Taft
Naval Reserve Training Center
Ken Jones
Jim Wade
American Legion Club
Joe Ames
Sahara Hotel
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