Cuban Coasts Offer Paradise To Skin Divers
Havana reports Cuba as a skin diving paradise with popular sites at Varadero Guanabo Isle of Pines and many coastal spots. Armando Piedra leads the Associon De Cazadores Submarinos guiding tourists and aiming to host the Inter-American Underwater Spearfishing Association in Cuba. Piedra notes sharks are dangerous but rarely cause serious accidents while describing shallow profitable spearfishing near coral reefs and keys.
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Caribbean Sea
Varadero
Guanabo
Isle of Pines
Associacion de Cazadores Submarinos
Armando Piedra
CIA
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Piedra
Cuban Tourist Commission
Varadero Beach
Morro
Cuban
Flying Birdmen Cancel City Show At LO Ranch Grounds
The Flying Birdmen performance at LO Ranch was canceled due to lack of proper facilities and wiring. Booking agent Tom Conrady said refunds are available at Safeway stores handling advance sales, while tickets already bought remain valid for tonight's Oklahoma City show at the state fairgrounds.
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Tom Conrady
Safeway
Oklahoma City
State Fairgrounds
Milk Strike Ends In New York After Five Hour Talks
A Teamsters strike by 930 milk drivers threatening 12 million consumers ended after a five hour conference with the Dairy Transport Assn. The new three year contract provides a 70 cent hourly raise, a pension plan, increased vacation time and other fringe benefits. Trucks will resume service immediately.
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Teamsters
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Dairy Transport Assn
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Scranton
Utica
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Educator Eyed for TVA Post in Chattanooga
Chattanooga Times reports President Eisenhower may appoint Dr. Frank J. Welch of Kentucky to fill the Tennessee Valley Authority Board vacancy. The two remaining terms end May 31, 1960. Welch, 65, has led Kentucky’s College of Agriculture and extension services since 1951.
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Chattanooga Times
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Frank J. Welch
Kentucky
Tennessee Valley Authority
Raymond Paty
Harry A. Curtis
Arnold R. Jones
Curtis
Washington
Charles Bartlett
Welch
White House
Paty
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Experimental Station
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Winfield
Tex
Play Horse Quietly Aids X Ray Lab At Walter Reed
A novelty play room horse is used in the Army Walter Reed Medical Center x ray lab to stabilize compliant children aged one to five during chest radiographs. Designed by M-Set and Russell Bankin and built by Clifton Reintzel, the saddle carries a lead shield and a film holder for lateral views. Col Elmer Lodmell, head of radiology, endorses the steed and notes plans for more models across the center.
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Washington
Playroom
Army
Elmer Lodmell
Russians Eat Like A Menu Of Many Nations At Moscow Table
United Press reports from Moscow describe Russian dining as a culinary melting pot. Grand Hotel chef Fedor Obryngin details core ingredients like butter smetana potatoes and fish, notes popular Kiev cutlet and solyanka, and highlights breakfasts with porridge eggs and sausage. He says Russian cuisine today is even more varied than in pre revolutionary times.
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United Press
Moscow
Fedor Georgievich Obryngin
Grand Hotel
Fedor Georgievich
Kiev
Fedor
Solyanka
Union
Doan's Pills for Bladder Irritation Relief
Doan's Pills ease bladder irritations and nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. They provide mild diuretic action aiding kidney output and have offered relief for over 60 years with a new larger economy size.
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