Castro Remains Pain In Neck To America And Russians
AP analyst notes Fidel Castro has ruled Cuba for five years and remains a problem for the United States and a costly concern for the Soviet Union. He argues US policy fails to remove him while Cuba benefits Moscow’s support, with Castro’s steady brinkmanship shaping regional politics.
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Castro May Be a Red Carpet In Soviet Visit
Fidel Castro’s sudden Moscow appearance sparks speculation the trip ties to the United States Panama crisis or other aims. It follows a 1962 750 million dollar trade pledge, a 1963 sugar quota shortfall, and ongoing tensions over nuclear test ban talks with Khrushchev.
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Father crashes plane into college building in front of son
Robert Lawson 43 returns to his Oklahoma Baptist University alma mater to die in a self planned crash into Shawnee Hall while his son Michael 22 stood nearby during final exams. Lawsons radioed evacuations and spoke of building a monument before the Cessna 150 struck the third story. Police fired in an abortive attempt to down the plane as flames engulfed the building.
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Schools Adopt Permanent Plan For Integration
The Oklahoma City Board of Education adopted a permanent school integration policy stressing neighborhood attendance and hiring without regard to race. It pledges cooperation with citizens' groups and mirrors the temporary plan from last August in line with a federal court order. Judge Luther Bohanon must still approve the policy.
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Two OCW Girls Join Hamlet Cast at Okla College for Women
Nannie Eades of 12 North 28th Street and Norma Bentley of Elgin join the Readers' Theatre cast for Shakespeare's Hamlet at 4 p.m. Friday in the College Theatre. The OCW production stems from the Shakespeare-on-Stage class taught by Rose Marie Smith, assistant professor of speech and drama. No admission charge.
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Dirksen Pushes Taxpayer Alert Amid Budget Debate
Washington reports note Sen Everett Dirksen proposes a Dirksen formula to remind taxpayers the money in authorizations and appropriations comes from them. FTC undecided on cigarette ad actions as Dixon says task force studies the issue. Rep Frank Horton questions Johnsons lack of televised news conferences in a White House media critique. Johnson plans to vary conferences, some televised, per his December 18 statement.
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Mrs Kennedy thanks condolers on nationwide TV
Mrs John F Kennedy spoke tearfully on television to thank about 800 000 people worldwide who sent condolence letters after her husband s assassination She said she reads the letters when she can bear to and promised acknowledgment though it will take time she noted the warmth of the tributes and her husband s light is gone from the world
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Muskogee Man Dies In Fire
Muskogee Oklahoma Billy Ray Vann 22 died Tuesday as fire destroyed the four room home of his step father Ezra T Grimes five miles northwest of Muskogee Vann was apparently alone in the house when the blaze began The fire cause has not been determined AP
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Shumway Named President At Signal OU and Gas Co
New York based Signal OU and Gas Co announced the appointment of N. Shumway as president. Shumway's elevation follows leadership changes at the utility firm, with no further details on tenure or prior posts provided.
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Three area women named as candidates for Oklahoma College degrees
Two Lawton women and one Apache woman are among 25 Oklahoma College for Women students who will receive degrees at the end of the current semester. The candidates are Jan Howard of 1314 Ash, Mrs. Mary Lois Wilson of 5271 E, and Mrs. Patricia Kaye Crawford of Apache. Degrees will be conferred with the 1964 class in May.
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Hays Accepts Rutgers Teaching Post While White House Consultant
Form er Rep Brooks Hays has accepted a teaching post at Rutgers University and will continue as a White House consultant. He will lecture from March 2 through January 1965 on contemporary problems of government.
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