U S Denounces Charge Demands By Miro Cardona
The United States denounces charges attributed to Miro Cardona and urges action by the Revolutionary Council. A Miami council spokesman says the resignation letter is not public and two copies exist, one with the State Department and one locked with Cardona. The State Department notes Cardona met with Kennedy multiple times at his request.
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Miro Cardona
Revolutionary Council
State Department
Miami
Council
Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Department
Cuban Revolutionary Council
U.S
Donovan’s Cuba Escort and U S Policy Debates
The article details Donovan's claimed access to Castro during repeat Cuba visits amid U S doubts over exile plans and alleged CIA ties. It notes his denials of working for the CIA or State Department, recounts a Saint Patrick's Day meeting, and cites State Department criticisms of Miro Cardona's resignations and demands for U S commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Saint Patrick
South America
Bernardo O'Higgins
O'Neal
Donovan
U.S
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Havana
Florida
Submarine Thresher Disaster Notes and Deep Ocean Search
The board investigated the Thresher disaster as marine scientists and Navy officials searched the Atlantic seabed 8,400 feet deep for wreckage. Cmdr Lou Larcombe testified Lt Cmdr John W Harvey was fully confident in his ship and its readiness for deep diving trials.
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Navy
Atlantic
Portsmouth
Cmdr
Lou Larcombe
Willmington
N.C
Kennedy and CIA Chief McCone Meet in Palm Beach
President Kennedy conferred with Central Intelligence Agency chief John A. McCone in Palm Beach about world trouble spots. Salinger offered no briefing details while noting weekly CIA-Presidential talks. Kennedy planned to return to Washington Wednesday and board his yacht Honey Fitz for talks with Ambassador Bohlen.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
McCone
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
CIA
Washington
Honey Fitz
Charles E Bohlen
U. S
France
Lubbock Sponsors City Clean-Up Drive Kicks Off
The Chamber of Commerce backed clean-up campaign in Lubbock started Monday and runs four weeks. Public Works, led by John Hickerson, will operate special Saturday routes to collect debris in containers weighing under 100 pounds, including grass clippings, focusing on 19th Street and extending to the city fringes by week four.
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Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Public Works
John Hickerson
Public Works
Hickerso
Hickerson
19Th Street
London Bomb Protests Turn City Into Battlefield
Thousands of demonstrators clash with police across central London in a ban the bomb march reaching Hyde Park and Buckingham Palace. Police report 73 arrests with injuries and property disruption as crowds from varied nations join the protest.
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London
UPI
Buckingham Palace
Parliament
Canon John Collins
Hyde Park
Speaker's Corner
Harold Macmillan
Regent Street
Ten Injured In City Traffic Crashes
A spate of crashes Monday left ten people hurt within about a 30 minute span before noon. Names and ages include Mrs Ann Baze 75 and Miss Margaret Mallard 79 of 3305 29th St Mrs Andrew Gwynne 31 of 3201 20th St hurt at 29th St and Gary Ave emergency care at Methodist Hospital.
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Ann Baze
Margaret Mallard
29Th St
Andrew Gwynne
20Th St
Gary Ave
Gwynne
Methodist Hospital
Baze
Miss Mallard
St. Mary's Hospital
June Johnson
Jarvis St
Local Families Welcome Dozens of New Babies in Lubbock Area
Mr and Mrs Raymond Goff welcomed a son born 7 pounds 6 ounces at 1 00 am Monday at West Texas Hospital. Several other families announced births at West Texas and Methodist Hospitals including a daughter 6 pounds 10% ounces for Mr and Mrs Ralph Mills and a son 6 pounds 74 ounces for Mr and Mrs Don Campbell. Additional births occurred at Good night and St Marys Hospitals with fathers employed by local contractors, electric companies, mills, and the FAA.
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Raymond Goff
Fordham &Sr
Ralph L. Mills
Ave T
West Texas Hospital
Anderson-Young Electric Co
Don Campbell
Methodist Hospital
Moss Gordin Lint Cleaner Co
James A. Clapp
44Th St
Texas Tech
Robert Cline
Belmont St
Steve Galski, Slaton
Goodnight Hospital
Clement Leiter
A Ave. R
St. Mary's Hospital
FAA
Joseph Walton Chambers
Jerry Deen Tanner
Taylor Hospital
Royal Crown Bottling Co
Lenon Rey
Bates
Texas Cream Donut
Henry Judie
Underwood
Jimmy C. Rae
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Howard Roseberry
Wytie Oil Co
Estes accused in $24 million fertilizer tank scam
Estes faces charges of defrauding twelve finance firms in a $24 million mortgage deal scheme centered on non existent fertilizer tanks. The judge rejected evidence as biased and described Estes as having perpetrated a gigantic swindle.
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Estes
Estes’s Amoral Finance Scheme Convicted of Major Fraud
The court sentenced Estes to a lengthy term for financing non existent ammonia tanks and related equipment. He and three Superior Manufacturing Co. officials pleaded guilty to counts in the indictment. The scheme involved farmers signing chattel mortgages for tanks Estes sold to 12 finance companies. The defense argues farmers and lenders knew the risk and Estes owes no apologies.
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Estes
John
John Estes Jr
Ward Estes
Thomason
Superior (Tank) Manufacturing Co
Amarillo
Superior
Coleman D. McSpadden
Lubbock
Ruel Alexander
Harold Orr
Cofer
Abilene Men Assume Controlling Interest in Insurance Firm
Last February a group of Abilene men led by Jack McQueen and Dan Sorrells acquired a controlling interest in the firm. Bryan said the two heads for the Florida purchasing organization would be in Lubbock today or Wednesday for further discussions on ownership.
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Abilene
Jack McQueen
Dan Sorrells
Intterest
Insurance
Bryan
Florida
Lubbock
JFK Advisers to Meet on Steel Price Increases
Senate hearings will start next week on steel prices profits production unit labor costs and foreign competition. Republic Steel announced price hikes from 0 to 1/3 cent per pound with shipments starting today amid strong demand and record weekly steel output.
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Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Senate House Economic Committee
Douglas
Jand
Republic
Cleveland
American Iron and Steel Institute
Wheeling
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Goldwater
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Times
Mansfield
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Solemn Services Pay Tribute To Thresher Dead
Religious leaders conducted memorial services for 129 sailors and civilian technicians lost on the submarine Thresher. In Portsmouth 5000 gathered as a Navy chaplain recalled a boy’s line about God holding the ocean. Groton and Norfolk held simultaneous services with families present. A floral replica was later dropped onto the Thresher’s known resting position.
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Associated Press
Floyd Dreith
Navy Chaplains
D. Keuster
Dreith
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Yard
Dealey Naval Center
Groton
Iconn
Naval Base
Norfolk
Home Show draws crowds and prize awards noted
The Home Show runs 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday with $100 gift certificates won by E. J. Holtmann Louise Purcell Travis Timms Lavern Dement and Thomas H DeWitt. A total of $500 in certificates will be awarded daily to visitors who register at 144 exhibitor booths.
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E. J. Holtmann
52Nd St
Louise Purcell
31St St
Travis Timms
Coliseum
South Plains
New Mexico
Baby Carriage i
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Macmillan
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
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Germany
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Aldermaston
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26Th St
Flint Ave
Leon Braddock
O'Donnel
Bread
38Th St
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Braddock
Tohoka Hospital
Charles Edmonson
Avalanche Journal
Charles
Rodney Palmer
Luther Edmonson
E. Baylor St
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TECH
Anita Martin
Hale Center
Texas
Austin
John Connally
Reed Quilliam
Bill Parsley
J. Collier Adams
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JFK
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D-Tenn
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