Cuban Militiamen Begin Seizure Of U.S. Firms
Cuban expropriations sweep U S interests including ITT Cuban Telephone Esso Texaco Sinclair United Fruit and others in retaliation for U S sugar policy and hostile stance Castro declares seizures while Raul Castro announces takeovers and plans to pay with long term bonds amid talks of further nationalizations and controls on remaining firms.
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Esso
Texaco
Sinclair Oil
United Fruit Co
Peeeeee
Castro
U.S
U. S
Cuba
Raul
Ball Park
Beauty Congress Parade Opens With Heavily Sunned Contest
A two hour parade launched the Beauty Congress amid a sunny crowd with smiling contestants in play suits replacing bathing suits. Early in the week the girls visit studios, with actual competition starting Tuesday for evening gowns play suits and native costumes. Semifinalists are announced Thursday evening with final judging Friday.
Nixon Rests Before Congress Session
Vice President Richard Nixon keeps a quiet day at home before a Senate session that could influence his presidential bid. He attends church, notes a full tomorrow schedule, and plans to stay in Washington with no outside callers. He works at a Capitol office over major bills likely to come up in the pre election session. Hall’s gun for support from Nixon remains unpledged as Nixon rejects union boss influence and denies commitments to the Longshoremen’s bid for backing Kennedy.
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Avalanche-Journal
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church
Nixon
Capitol
Jack Hawaiian
Harry Bridges
Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
GOF
Kennedy
Herbert G. Klein
Hall
Honolulu
Waikiki Beach
TLWU
Civil rights drives and key Senate agenda amid election year
Congress debates civil rights legislation as Javits calls for bipartisan action to enact reforms before adjournment. Senate focus includes medical care for the aged, public works, housing, school construction aid, and a federal minimum wage rise while election pressures loom. Kennedy and Johnson back a wage proposal and broader reform as Mansfield notes priorities.
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Jacob K. Javits
Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Everett M. Dirksen
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Kennedy Nixon
Gorelsu
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Mike Mansfield
Soviet Papers Accuse U S Students of Spying in Russia
Five exchange students including Ed Morrell and Stanley Crebby left the Soviet Union amid charges of attempted espionage or subversion. Komsomol Pravda alleged Crebby’s CIA ties and British students were stopping to photograph military sites along the Neva River, with the embassy confirming confiscation of film and warnings issued. The papers warned about spies among exchange students, while affirming Soviet hospitality and access to science and culture.
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Moscow
Amer
Cin Morrell
Salt Lake Can
Soviet Union
Moscow University
Trud
Morrell
Ussoviet Union
Communist Youth Newspa
Per Komsomol Pravda
Ing Morrell
Komsomol Pravda
Stanley D. Crebby
Cuban Catholic Church denounces communist advance in Cuba
In Havana the Catholic Church issued a pastoral letter condemning the growing communist influence in Fidel Castro's government. The missive cites Catholicism and communism as opposing worldviews and notes anti Communist demonstrations in churches. It warns of relations with the Soviet bloc and praises by media and labor figures of those regimes. Australia leases transistor computer for Long Range Weapons Establishment in Salisbury for about 78700 a year.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Australia
jAmerican
Salisbury
Adelmide
Insurance Sought In Foreign Investment Window Opens for New Coverage
Washington AP reports Cuban seizures of private American property prompt business leaders to seek up to one billion dollars in insurance against risk before investing further in Africa Latin America and Asia. ICA has issued about 2 billion in guarantees but no claims paid to date and seeks authority to expand coverage amid rising new applications.
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Washington
Africa
Latin America
Asia
Cuba
Innational Cooperation Administration
ICA
Fidel Castros Illness Hints Shadow Over Speech
In Havana at the closing session of a Latin American youth congress, Fidel Castro appeared pale and weak despite 8 degree heat. Observers noted a tremulous gait, forced smiles, and strained voice during the three hour address, signaling illness remains uncertain and concealed.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Latin- American Youth Congress
Castro
Havana Baseball Stadium
Violent Storm Rips Through Audubon Iowa
A vir tual tornado with 90 mph winds damaged Audubon Iowa causing about 150000 dollars in losses. No injuries reported among 3000 residents as store fronts fell and trees were uprooted. Mayor Sklenar shut the city to traffic and limited calls to emergencies while cleanup began. Crop damage described as tremendous.
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Audubon, Iowa
Joseph Sklenar
Sklenar
Suspect Nabbed After Kidnapping Officer In Auto
A 2 year old El Paso man Lloyd Conaway was captured after forcing Officer Albert Riley into a state highway patrol car in Fort Stockton and firing on pursuing officers. The chase through El Paso featured gunfire and a stolen patrol car riddled by bullets. Conaway faced assault with intent to murder charges.
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el Paso
UPI
Fort Stockton
South Texas
Texas
Albert Riley
Lloyd
Sonny) Conaway
Conaway
Riley
Carlsbad
Tex White
White
Millionaire and 11 guards held after Mexico City raid
Brazilian multimillionaire Francisco Baby Pignatari and 11 guards were arrested in a hotel suite raid on Princess Ira von Furstenberg. No charges were filed yet as an examining magistrate reviews the case. The princess and her estranged husband Prince War Hohenlohe seek divorces amid a custody dispute over two children.
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Mexico City
Francisco
Baby) Pignatari
Ira von Furstenberg
Prince War
Alfonso Hohenlohe
31 Hospitalized After Picnic At St Luke's Irving
Thirty one persons were hospitalized after becoming ill from food served at a St Luke's Roman Catholic Church picnic in Irving. Police collected samples from barbecued meat and potato salad for analysis. The event drew more than 150 parishioners at White Rock Lake Park.
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Dallas
UPI
St. Luke's
Irving
White Rock Lake Park
Dally
Kennedy urges Ike to seek more defense money
In Hyannisport Mass Senator John F Kennedy Democratic presidential nominee urged President Eisenhower to ask Congress for an emergency defense spending program this week. He spoke as he wrapped up a three week working vacation and told reporters he hopes the administration will make some recommendations.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Congress
Kennedy
Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Hyannis Port
Barnstable
Symington
White House
Newport
James C. Hagerty
Massachusetts
Defense Department
United States
Khrushchev
Robert Sprague
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Soviet Union
Congo Crisis Sees UN Move As Katanga Tensions Rise
Congolese Deputy Premier Gizenga with Foreign Minister Bomboko and five officials pressed for Belgian troop withdrawal and UN intervention. Hammarskjold and ambassadors from Tunisia Argentina Ecuador Ceylon met as Congo unrest and Katanga secession deepen, while Lumumba faces censure and urged federative solution.
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Justin Bomboko
Gizenga
London
Congo
United Nations
Tunisia
Ceylon
Argentina
Ecuador
Belgium
Katanga
Russia
Ead
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Aboko
Leopoldville
Security Council
France
Britain
United States
Poland
Hammarskold
Hammarskjold
Drownings Continue As Boys Swim At Pond
Cedillo a 14 year old visiting Post youth swam about half way across a 150 by 150 foot pond and drowned after going under twice. His companions alerted others while a motor boat crew and divers searched the deep channel for hours. Surviving relatives are based in Caprock and nearby Florida, with services planned in Hepburnville. Cedillo had recently worked for Montgomery Ward in Lubbock.
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Manuel Gonzales
Ruben Gonzales
Ray
Cedillo
Bummon Ald Manuel
Ternandez
M. T. Rinehart
Lubbock Distic
Hernandez
Dennis Eubank
Carl Rains
Gegorio Cedillo
Caprock
John
Abilene
Gilbert
Florida
Gegorio Jr
Sylvia
Hepbrowville
Tex
Hudman Funeral Home
Montgomery-Ward Co
Lubbock
Births Reported in Local Hospitals
Ms and Mex Jamie Kertt At rranoka welcome a son weighing 6% ounces at 2 29 PM Sunday at Methodist Hospital The father works for American General Insurance Co Mrs Kertt is listed as Mrs W D Wilfee Mr and Mrs C Benet welcomed a child weighing 7 pounds at West exne Hospital The father is employed by Santa Fe Railway Co and the couple reside at 610 Ave yon Sirim of akon
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Mex
Jamie Kertt
Rranoka
Charles Thompson
C. Te Benet
Aveyon Sirim
Akon
Wanday i Westexne Hospital
Weather forecast shows scattered showers in South Texas
The U S Weather Bureau predicts more scattered afternoon and evening showers mainly in South Texas with heat elsewhere. A hail and heavy rainstorm spawned a tornado that hit Fort Stockton Saturday night causing about 300000 dollars in damage to three cotton warehouses and other property but no injuries were reported.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Texas
Weather Bureau
Fort Stockton
West Texas
Five Guardsmen Held In Death
Five Indiana National Guardsmen were arrested on manslaughter charges after a dunking prank on Walter Van Wickle who shouted I cant swim and drowned in the St Joseph River in South Bend Indiana Witnesses named the guardsmen as Jay Shepperd Ralph Burt William Dowdy Robert Vannice and Arnold Bell all from nearby towns and cities The body was recovered from 12 feet of water authorities said
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Ind
Indiana National
van Wickle
Jay Harold Elroy Shepperd
Ralph Eugene Burt
Tipton
William Spence Dowdy
North Salem
Robert King ‘Vannice
Danville
Arnold Gayle Bell
Indianapolis
Bodies Of Two Texans Third Man Are Found
A deerhunter found the burned wreckage in Fraser Park California with three radar men aboard. Victims include Sterling J Layton 30 Dallas George Smith Jr about 30 Wichita Falls and Robert C Tucker Barkley California. They were Collins Radio Co engineers installing a radar station for RCA.
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Calif
Sterling J. Layton
Dallas
George Smith, Jr
Wichita Falls
Robert C. Tucker
Barkely
Taft
Burbank
Los Angeles
Collins Radio Co
Tuckery
Radio Corp
Fof America
RCA
Smith
Shawnee
Okla
Layton
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