Exile Commandos Claim Cuban Bridge Destruction
Anti Castro militants linked to Manuel Artime report six highway bridges in Cuba blown up to hamper Castro forces. Exiles say raids, including a sugar mill attack last week, signal wartime urgency as refugees describe troop movements and defensive measures across coastal and mountain regions.
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Miami
Fla
Manuel Artime
Cuba
Artime
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Central America
Fidel Castro
Castro
Pilan
Ramon Espino
Troops Dig In At Hilltop Town Near Plaine des Jarres
VIENTIANE Laos AP neutralist Gen Kong Le holds a hilltop position at Ban Khong after Muong Phanh fell to Pathet Lao and Viet Minh forces. Refugees and wounded are airlifted to Vientiane as Kong Le awaits a new assault amid uncertain strength of his forces.
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Vientiane
Laos
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Ban Khong
Muong Phanh
Viet Minh
Viet Nam
Phou Kheng Hill
Utah Teachers Strike Continues Pressure for Higher Funding
Utah's about 10,000 teachers planned another day off as a court action loomed to stop leadership from urging further walkouts. The union seeks more funding while Gov Clyde faces demands after studying committee recommendations and a proposed 6 million emergency boost.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
State Board of Education
Utah Education Association
Joseph G. Jeppson
3Rd District Court
UEFA
State Fairgrounds
George D. Clyde
Clyde
Idaho
Memorial Day Plans Outlined By Veterans Committee
Veterans Committee South Dislikes outlines a May 30 Memorial Day observance with a Market Street parade to Oak Grove Cemetery Soldiers Plot wreath laying by the Veterans Memorial Monument and a memorial service at Worthington Park led by the Woman's Relief Corps. The Logan High School band and several veteran groups participate. Committee members and roles named include Keith Schultz as chairman and multiple color guards, band, and safety coordinators.
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Veterans Committee
Vfw-Day Hall
Keith Schultz
Market St
Hunter
Second Sts
Oak Grove Cemetery
Veterans Memorial Monument
Logan High School
National Guard
Worthington Park
Woman's Relief Corps
LHS
Army Reserves
Vfw-Day
American Legion
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Doug Ledford
Willis Chambers
Tom Rush
Clyde Smith
Emerson Crane
Ralph Martin
Harvey Ray
Ernest Malone
Bill Cox
Charles Gambrel
Clarence Taylor
Francis Voris
Virgil Emrick
Donald Schultz
Roy Kelch
C. L. Baker
Earl Beal
Levert Voris
Ronald Schultz
Logan
Union Eub
Old Lutheran
Scott's Creek
Shaw
Kachelmacher Estate Assets Reach $1.62 Million
Trustee Robert Keynes announced the Kachelmacher estate grew in 1963 by 62751 to total 1,618,575 as of December 31 from 1,555,824 at year end.
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Kachelmacher
Robert Keynes
Keynes
Nils Rachelmacher
Dayton Schultheis
John Owens
Industrial Commission
Britain Quiet After Violent 3 Day Spree
London reports a calm return to work after a three day Whitsun weekend that left 86 dead on crowded roads and 200 teens arrested for violence. Police say clashes occurred along southern coast resorts as Mods and Rockers fought with chairs, knives, belts and other improvised weapons. Bournemouth saw more than 40 arrests as Pentecost celebrations continued amid unrest.
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London
Bournemouth
Marlon Brando
Testimony In $50,000 Damage Suit Completed
Final arguments were to be heard in a $50,000 damage suit filed by Linda Missimi Bellevue against Len M. Horton. A six man six woman jury heard five plaintiff witnesses as Horton testified and X rays and deposition evidence were presented.
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Linda Missimi
Bellevue
Len M. Horton
Logan Rt. 2
Horton
Driver Cited For Hit Skip After W Hunter Street Crash
City police cited Melvin R. Gierhart 27 of 167 N Culver St after his car struck Harold Drummond s parked vehicle at 3 25 a m on W Hunter St 40 ft west of Fountain St Gierhart faces a leaving the scene charge and will appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 9 30 a m Saturday Drummond s car suffered heavy damage while Gierhart s had moderate damage.
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W. Hunter St
Fountain St
Melvin R. Gierhart
N. Culver St
Harold Drummond
Gierhart
Jack Moorehead
Drummond
Chrysler Founder Dies
William Ledyard Mitchell 82 former founder of Chrysler Corp died Monday in Detroit. He helped form the company in 1925 from Maxwell Motor Corp remnants and led its early growth shaping the American auto industry.
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Detroit
William Ledyard Mitchell
Chrysler Corp
Maxwell Motor Corp
Hillsboro Wins Funds for New Federal Post Office
The House Appropriations Committee approved 337300 dollars for a new federal post office and office building in Hillsboro Ohio. The project advances as part of federal infrastructure spending.
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Washington
House
Federal Post Office
Hillsboro
Ohio
One Firm Bids On West Logan Sewer Project
Henry L. Miller and Son Inc of Hilliard was the sole bidder for the West Logan sanitary sewer project as bids opened for the second time. The bid stood at 222,392 dollars, under the 235,200 dollar estimate by Burgess and Niple engineers of Columbus. Hocking County commissioners have not decided on acceptance or rejection.
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Henry L. Miller & Son, Inc
Hilliard
West Logan
Burgess and Niple Engineers
Columbus
Hocking County
Treasurer Tops Aide
State Treasurer John D. Herbert appointed Robert Gardner of Cincinnati as assistant treasurer in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
John D. Herbert
Robert Gardner
Cincinnati
Moderates Rally Behind Rockefeller in California Primary
In Los Angeles, Rockefeller campaign leaders woo moderates to back Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. Lodge supporters urged followers to vote for Rockefeller in the June 2 California GOP primary, as Goldwater contends the effort is a stop Goldwater movement.
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Los Angeles
Rockefeller
Lodge
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Rockefeller - Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Oregon
Goldwater
Arizona
Paul Grindle
Boston
Draft Lodge Committee
South Viet Nam
Leonard K. Firestone
Southern California
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Warmest day of the year expected in Ohio
The Weather Bureau notes warm southerly air from the Gulf of Mexico pushing into Ohio. Monday reached 86 with a 52 overnight. by 10:30 a.m. today it was 87 and expected to rise to the upper 80s or low 90s. A weak cold front could bring scattered thundershowers this evening and small craft warnings up to 30 mph on Lake Erie.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hocking Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Erie
Crude Bomb Found on Montreal Bridge
A homemade bomb was discovered on the Victoria Bridge over the St Lawrence Seaway in Montreal after hours of separatist disturbances. Det. Sgt. Leo Plouffe disposed of the explosive in the river, as police battled crowds and arrested at least 85 on charges of disturbing the peace.
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Montreal
Canada
Victoria Bridge
St. Lawrence Seaway
Leo Plouffe
St. Lawrence River
St. Lambert Locks
Quebec
US may pursue actions to keep Laos neutral says State Dept
A State Department spokesman said the United States is not ruling out any measures possibly including military moves to preserve the neutrality and independence of Laos. He was asked whether Washington might send troops into Thailand as in a Laos crisis two years earlier.
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Washington
United States
Laos
State Department
Thailand
Britain seeks Soviet and Chinese aid to halt Pathet Lao attacks
London announces efforts to secure Soviet and Red Chinese cooperation to stop attacks by Communist-led Pathet Lao forces in Laos. A Foreign Office spokesman says HM ambassador in Moscow has contacted the Soviet government and further talks will occur with both Moscow and Beijing, with ongoing consultation with the United States and other governments.
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London
Kingdom of
Laos
Foreign Office
Moscow
United States
15 191 Federal Jobs Eliminated By LBJ
Washington AP report says under President Johnson federal departments and agencies will cut 8 665 jobs by year end, on top of 6 526 already planned, totaling 15 191 positions in the budget sent to Congress in January.
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Washington
USS
Johnson
White House
Congress
Ohio To Assist In Gemini Tests
Two Gemini spacecraft tests were scheduled in Ohio and Texas. At Wright Patterson Air Force Base a mock-up Gemini will undergo weightlessness tests. At Ft Hood a one third scale capsule will be dropped from 10 000 feet using Parasail controlled parachute. A KC 135 will generate zero gravity for about 45 seconds.
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Houston, Tex
Ohio
Texas
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ft. Hood
Tex
Earth
Cambodia to confront U S at U N Security Council
At the United Nations the Cambodian government prepared to charge U S and South Vietnam forces with violating Cambodian territory and harming civilians. Cambodian Ambassador Voeunsai Sonn was to speak, with a South Vietnamese delegation possible. The Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia were expected to back Phnom Penh, while France supported Sihanouk’s call for an international conference.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.S
Southeast Asia
U.N. Security Council
Voeunsai Sonn
South Viet Nam
U.N
Saigon
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
France
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Civil Rights Debate To Hike Maryland Vote
The civil rights issue dominates Maryland Democratic presidential primary as Gov. George Wallace campaigns for strong support. Sen. Daniel Brewster seeks a Johnson bond, while Wallace supporters argue for a sizable vote though officials say Wallace has no route to winning.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Dixie Bloc
Maryland
Russell
Dixie Forces
Alabama
George Wallace
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Minnesota
Dirksen
Baltimore
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Daniel B. Brewster
Brewster
Johnson
Harry Gross
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Indiana
Matthew EE
Welsh
Reynolds
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UEA
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