Officials Reveal 300000 Cubans Waiting for US Entry
Washington officials disclosed that more than 300000 Cubans are registered with the U S government as wanting to come to the United States. Secretary of State Dean Rusk cited that about 250000 Cubans have left Cuba since 1959 and several hundred thousand seek to leave, with about 300000 waiting in Cuba after 500000 waiver applications filed since 1961.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
United States
Cuba
State Department
Dean Rusk
Island
Castro
Rusk
Israeli Air Line Threatens Strikers
TEL AVIV Israel union crews remain on strike as Israeli Airlines warns that failure to return by Sunday will be considered resignation. A management spokesman said planes will be leased out under long term contracts if staffing does not resume. Crews began the walkout Wednesday over reassignment to non flight duty without prior talks.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Upi—E
Israeli Airlines
Year’s Meanest Man Los Angeles
Don ald O. Bunnell 23 was sentenced to one year in jail and five years probation in a theft case. A one to ten year prison term was suspended so he could repay $700 to a neighbor who saved the money to buy a brace for a child with cerebral palsy.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Donald O. Bunnell
Bunnell
Sun Wants Adventure Contest Announces $500 Prize
Readers are urged to check today’s paper for details on the SUN WANT ADventure CON TEST offering a $500 first prize. The promotion invites participation and hints at a chance to win.
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SUN Want
Flier Reveals Fake Attack On Guantanamo Was Planned
Atlanta based report recalls a 1961 plot to stage a fake Cuban attack on Guantanamo Bay to justify US troops' entry. Pilot Albert Persons describes recruitment, training in the US, and orchestrated air strikes against Cuba as part of a broader Bay of Pigs context. He cites involvement by Alabama air national guard figures including Ma j Gen G Reid Doster and remarks from Maj Gen David Hutchison.
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Atlanta
UPI
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Birmingham
United States
Central America
Cuba
G. Reid Doster
Alabama Air National Guard
En Vason
David W. Hutchison
Oxklaboma City
Okla
Doster
Shaw Air Force Base
Hutchison
Wagner Defuses NYC Newspaper Strike with Marathon Talks
Mayor Robert F Wagner held extensive sessions to resolve a seven week old New York newspaper strike affecting 5.7 million readers daily. He resisted a third party settlement but ultimately accepted an independent termination to end the dispute.
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United Press International
New York
Robert F Wagner
W. Willard Wirtz
Kennedys
Pierre Salinger
Wagner
City Hall
Fiorello la Guardia
Jimmy Walker
New York State Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Shadow Lane
N. J
Alfred &. Smith
Caesar Wagner
Yale
Harvard
Geneva
City Planning Commission
Manhattan
Bob
New York State
Carmine de Sapio
Tammany Hall
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Smith
Susan Edwards
Duncan
Robert Jr
Diplomats Grapple With US Stance in A Ban Talks
Geneva sources caution against broad flexibility in the U S position on a nuclear test ban. The conference remains deadlocked on onsite inspections with the West seeking seven visits while the Soviets insist on three. An Anglo American draft hints at outside monitoring and a five annual inspections compromise, but reports of U S concessions are disputed.
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Geneva
UPI
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
West
the Guardian
Kremlin
Guardian
Las Vegas resident admitted to Weitech College in Salt Lake City
Paul M. Meyer of Las Vegas has been admitted to Weitech College after passing the entrance exam. He starts in early April to train as an electronics technician through a 1500 hour program and aims for an electronics engineering technician diploma. Meyer is a Las Vegas High School graduate living at 605 Brush St with his parents.
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Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Paul M. Meyer
Weitech College
Weltech
Meyer
Las Vegas High School
Paul Meyer
Brush St
FCC
Weltech College
California Soldier Cleared In Gas Ted Theft Case
A 14 year army veteran from Visalia California faced a special court martial in NAHA Okinawa for using high octane gasoline dumped as contaminated fuel. The court cleared Specialist Sixth Class Robert M Mendoza after 15 minutes of deliberation, ruling that salvaged fuel valued at six dollars was not theft.
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Naha
Okinawa
California
Robert M. Mendoza
Visalia
Calif
Mendoza
Chilean pianist performs on docked Mariposa in Tahiti
In Papeete Tahiti Mario Miran da a Chilean pianist arrived for a charity concert only to find no piano on the island. He played for 270 community leaders aboard the Matson cruise ship Mariposa which carried a piano ready for use.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Sheriff Sale Notice in Clark County Nevada 1963
In Washoe County Nevada Second Judicial District Court No 300638 Dept 4 Sinclare Ltd Plaintiff WS John Wasg Inc and John Vy Abe Defendants Notice of Sheriff s Sale on Execution to satisfy 3257.01 plus interest costs and attorney fees the property described in Exhibit A will be sold March 6 1963 at 10 00 AM at Clark County Transfer and Storage 210 South Highland Las Vegas Nevada to the highest bidder for cash Dated March 1963 Sheriff of Clark County Nevada Deputy Ant Moore
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Second Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
County of
Washoe
Dept
Sinclare. Ltd
John Wasg, Inc
John VY Abe
Uetendan
John Vass, Inc
Genia
Saki Suma
Actiuing Tosts
Dave Pursuant
Poperty
Clark
Las Vegas
Clark County
Ant Moore
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Rome
CBS
Klas-Tv
Albert C. Persons
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