Fidel Castro's early life linked to killings and gangs
A 1940s Havana student turmoil saga portrays Fidel Castro as a rising leader who participated in street violence and gang conflicts. The piece cites Rafael Diaz-Balart and others, detailing plots to kill rivals, public uproar, and Castro's escape and shifting loyalties.
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Fidel Castro
Rafael Diaz-Baralt
Castro
Victor Lasky
New York
Cuba
University of Havana
Rafael Diaz- Balart
Diaz-Balart
Miami
Fidel
Lionel Gomez
Gomez
Revolutionary Insurrectionist Union
UIR
Emilio Tro
Grau
Revolutionary Socialist Movement
MSR
Manolo Castro
Mario Salabarria
Oather Police Air
Rolando Masterrer
Salabarria
MLR
University Stadium
San Miguel Street
Rafael
Tro
Der
Rolando Masferrer
Masferrer
Rafael del Pino
del Pino
U.S
Fernandez Caral
Caral
Concordia Street
Diaz-Balar
Evelyn Hartwell Named Delegate for Toastmistress Conference
Evelyn Hartwell of the Sage Toastmistress Club is appointed delegate to the International Toastmistress Southwest Regional Conference to be held May 31 to June 2 in Anaheim California. Alternate Lenore Hickman and member Margaret Fazio also plan to attend. Purple Sage Toastmistress Club meets Monday at 7 p.m. at 2015 E Charleston Blvd with Marian Elliott as Toastmaster and a discussion on Parliamentary Procedure.
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Ie Sage Toastmistress Club
Anaheim
Calif
Lenore Hickman
Margaret Fazio
Purple Sage Toastmistress
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Marian Elliott
Kenya Votes For Own Government
Nearly three million Kenyan tribesmen and about 60 000 whites began voting for Kenya's first home rule government. Polling runs through May 26 for the senate and house of representatives plus seven regional assemblies. The election marks the end of European political power as Africans take over. Kenya African National Union supporters carry the rooster emblem at party headquarters in Nairobi.
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Kenya
UPI
Senate
House of Representatives
Congo
Kenya African National Union
KANU
Narobi
Europe Market Talks Set For Weekend
In Geneva the United States and the European Common Market plan private weekend talks to break the tariff deadlock at the GATT conference. Christian Herter seeks common ground as 7 of 50 nations meet. the U S pushes across the board tariff cuts, while the Common Market resists farm tariff action and proposes its own plan led by Sicco Mansholt. The outcome hinges on farm policy and industrial concessions with fall reporting expected.
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UPS
United States
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
Common Market
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Britain
British Commonwealth
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U. S
Herter
Sicco L. Mansholt
Mansholt
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