Nixon visits Havana amid sugar and politics
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrived in Havana on a Caribbean tour focusing on sugar and economic ties with Cuba. He traveled with his wife and state aides as discussions centered on Cuba's sugar surplus, U S quotas, and Latin American development projects ahead of meetings with President Batista and other officials.
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Horse Thief Joins FBI's Ten Wanted List
Palmer Julius Marset of Chicago joins the FBI ten most wanted fugitives list for crossing state lines to avoid prosecution after a daylight robbery of a Chicago finance company on March 20, 1950. Marset, 48, has a long criminal record starting as a horse thief and was described by the FBI as a restless, nervous career criminal with 30 years of arrests.
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West German Socialists Launch Rearmament Poll
West Germany's Socialists opened a week long door to door poll in Aschaffenburg Dortmund and Hof to gauge opposition to rearmament. Voters over 18 signed a manifesto seeking talks with Russia on reunification before any rearmament. Adenauer condemned the tactic as reminiscent of the Nazis.
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United States Britain and France to aid Yugoslavia
The United States Britain and France announced joint notes to supply Yugoslavia with about 9 million dollars in economic aid. The breakdown shows roughly 8 0 million from the United States, 3 600 000 from Britain, and 3 700 000 from France. With military aid CARE and UNRRA contributions, total assistance exceed s one billion dollars. The statement did not reveal new military grants though such aid is under review in Washington.
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