American plant seized by Cuba amid legal battle
In a dispute over property rights, a $75 million American plant was seized by Cuba. The operation, expected to produce 50 pounds of nickel and 480,000 pounds of cobalt annually, prompted actions in New York as Freeport Cuban and International Law seeks to safeguard its legal rights. Robert C. Hills, president of the company, stated: as long as...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Freeport
Robert C. Hills
Corticos
Moa
Cuba
U.S
Dorticos
Janmemimiem
Cha
Seven Hurt In Traffic Accidents
Seven people were injured in traffic mishaps here over the weekend, with Robert Ray Kelly among those hospitalized at Methodist Hospital. Others were treated and released, including Mrs. Lee Cockrell after a car accident on Avenue L near Avenue K. Additional crashes harmed several youths and adults, with various victims listed and treated at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ray Kelly
Ave
Methodist Hospital
George Lee Glazener
47Th St
Ave. A
Sth
West Texas Hospital
Lee Cockrell
Ave. M
Avenue L
Avenue K
Falis
Butch) Spears
E. University
O Aureine
Linda Hayes
Cas- St
Edith Richardson
Tro
U.S
10Th St
Barbara Ann Davis
Rt. 1
Lub Dock
LaJuan Love
Amherst
N. Boston
J. N. Swanner
Ralls
Leon Young
Park Packed Continues As Ducks Draw Crowds
Park visitors reached twenty five thousand seven hundred twenty after a busy Sunday at the lake area. An automatic gate counter logged the turnout while patrolman H B Barnett estimated cars carried about a dozen people on average. He described the ducks as gentle and friendly to children, tossing popcorn to water skimmers and noting a steady flow for the coming Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Barnett
Barnett
Lubbock
Texas Rains Stalls Cars as Coast Cloud Cover Clears
Rain recordings across Texas show scattered totals from 0.01 to 1.22 inches with Beaumont reporting many stalled autos but no widespread flood damage. Northern counties enjoyed sunny weather while the coast saw the rain extend north to Tyler. Temperatures on Monday were forecast mainly in the 50s to 90s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Texas
Tyler
Norwegian Observer Reports Echo Satellite Sighted
A Norwegian amateur astronomer reported sighting the U S satellite Echo on Sunday morning. John Skorve described spotting two epee the constellation Eagle during the broadcast from Oslo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
UPS
U. S
Echo
John Skorve
Congo Declares Independence as Belgian Withdrawals Begin
As Dag Hammarskjold departed, Congo announced independence while Belgium set a Monday start for Katanga troop withdrawals to Kamina base. Belgian officials reported renewed fighting in Jadotville with violence and rapes amid the post independence chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammarskjold
Katanga
Kamina
Jadotville
Congo
Eddie Garza Leads Texas Trio In Derby Final Standings
Derby title for Eddie Garza of Laredo who finished third in the final standings. Texas boasted the most entrants. one press box observer quipped this is the worst beating Texas has had since the Civil War. Fred Lake, 1960 All American, won first with a $5,000 college scholarship among young champions from around the world. Other winners include John David West of Tacoma earning $4,000, Eddie Garza $3,000, Radford and Spencer Smith TI $2,000, Holger Hahn $1,000, Ronald Lee Myers encyclopaedia set, James Frank Jordan motion picture gear, Wallace F Waits Jr power tools, and Dennis J Goetz trans-oceanic radio. Special categories honored Frank C Barnes best design, John West best construction, Dale Gudorf best upholstery, Wolfgang Hoebn best brakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Eddie Garza
Laredo
Texas
Fred Lake
Free World
Tim
South Bend
John David West
Tacoma
Wash
John
U.S
England
Radford
Spencer Smith
Lynchburg
Holger Hahn
Mission City
British Columbia
Canada
Ronald Lee Myers
Bloomington
Ind
James Frank Jordan
Akron
Wallace F. Waits Jr
Magnolia
Ark
Dennis J. Goetz
Rock Island, Ill
Frank C. Barnes
Kent
Ohio
John West
Dale Gudorf
Sidney
Wolfgang Hoebn
West Germany
Man slips from jail and calls police for return
A 22-year-old forgery suspect slipped out of a Lub bock police interrogation room Sunday around 8 p.m. He then phoned to say, come and get me, and was soon recaptured. The incident followed earlier reports of unrest in Katanga with Belgian troops and UN forces in Elisabethville as crowds cheered or protested the moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reda
Communist Party
Havana
We Communists
Hoy
Fidel
Lubbock
Aske Fe Helpt
Katanga
Jadotville
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Hammarskjold
Columbia
Wayne Wi
Ter Fiury
Watertown
S.C
Kenneth Corrigan
Missouri
Tshombe
Roger
Jeans
Rober
Gheysen
Mander
Plains
van Horn
Armee
Palce’ de Etoile
Glans
Congo
Leopoldville
Allen
Belgium
Ghyysen
Political finger pointing runs amid congressional recess
U S political leaders clash over stalled legislation as Congress recesses. Kennedy and Johnson face Senate opposition while Jackson accuses Republicans of blocking measures. Hoffa blasts Kennedy as “irresponsible” amid union unrest. Kennedy marks Social Security Act anniversary in Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Morton
Senate
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Jackson
Eisenhower
Congress
United
Legisla
James R. Hoffa
The
Teamsters Union
Camden
N.J
John F
Hoffa
Landrum-Kennedy-Griffin
K Kennedy
Hyde Park
N.Y
Feenblin T. Ranemualt
Baby Returned To Mother After Texas Custody Dispute
In Texas a 19 month old boy seized from Edna West, a Houston maid’s family, was sent back to California care of a Texas welfare worker. ABC network employee Mrs West, who runs a San Francisco night club concession, had flown to Texas to retrieve the child but authorities returned him to California, citing neglect and medical needs. The case centers on a Dallas or Carthage area dispute over custody and guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
David
Texas
Edna West
Bett Owotal
Carthage
Tex
Westing
Hosta
Anuunier
West
Saurday
San Franz
ABC Sheetmeta
Cisco
California
Powers Khrushchev Baby Returns To Mrs West
Barbara Powers speaks of relief after the infant is returned to Mrs West amid embassy talks. A California physician reports the boy as healthy aside from a hydrocele. Powers calls her husband a reconissance scout, not a spy. The Powers family faces trial in Moscow with tranquilizers prescribed for Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Barbara Powers
State Department
California
State Department of Social Weif
Chandler
David
Red s and West clash over Berlin notes in speech and case
The report links a Massachusetts senator's Berlin remarks with social security reforms and a probing visit to Mrs Roosevelt. It covers Kennedy and Nixon intraparty tension, political maneuvering for health care, and a separate incident detailing a child neglect case in Joliet with police actions and family statements.
Berlin notes echo in East German press as tensions rise
The Neues Deutschland branded Western notes on Berlin as impudent and lying, warning of deterioration in West Berlin's position. In Manila, floods after Pampanga river breaks dikes flood 10 towns, with damage in the millions. Roy Wilkins and Joseph Curran spar over civil rights and Khrushchev’s hopes in U.S. politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
UPS
U. S
West Berlin
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
East Germany
Germany
United States
Britain
Pampanga
France
Manila
Soviet Union
Westla
Suspect Admits Check Was No Good In Grocery Cashing
McFall reports the suspect admitted at a grocery counter that a Saturday check he wanted cashed was bad. He was found missing upon returning to the interrogation room. Officers seek a companion the man said was with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFall
Considine Returns to Spotlight Amid Rejuvenated Rivalry
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Considine and Jack in renewed competition, with hints of past editorial pages and a veteran figure named Epp. The text references years rolling back, prime performance, and a loose clash in athletic or public life, though specifics remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Texas Cubans Rally Against Castro in San Antonio
In San Antonio fifteen Cuban men and women demonstrated in the rain on Castro's birthday. Five members of a recently escaped group marched through downtown carrying signs demanding democracy and denouncing dictatorship while supporters urged freedom and U.S. aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
API
Cuba
Cubanan Airlines
Havaii
Castro
U.S
Daughters Describe Care Of Child At Scene
The mother testified that Delores 1 Rose Mary 2 Esmeranda 1 months rarely saw the child and that she took him from a 5 by 10 foot cubicle each night. The boy was found alone in the house. Deputies transported Anthony to Joliet hospital where officials reported multiple cuts and bumps likely from falls down the stairs. Hospital staff said he was in good condition, cheerful, and eating heartily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores
Rose Mary
Esmeranda
Anthony
Joliet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houston
Galveston
Junction
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Austin
Waco
Col
Indiana
Frederic Lake
Derby
Man
Self
Derby Downs
Dale Robertson
Andy Williams
Craig Stevens
Williams
Stevens
Robertson
Williams R. Brint
Derbytown
Gary
Soap Box Derby
Idalou
Niagara Falls
Seoul
South Korea
Democratic Party
Baby
Negro
James Lowry
Hub Price
Powers
Moscow
Mim
Sverdlovsk
Ussr
Power
James Baugh
Reds
Massachusetts
Hudson Valley
Nixon
Roosevelt
Lai E. Stevenson
Richard Ator
Joliet, Ill
Sheriff's
Maine
Rudolph Escamillia
Paula
Ann Cony
Anthony Escamillia
Hudson River
Council of Golden Stairs
Ring Clubs
GOP
Franklin D
the People
Bill
Sen
Washington
Truman
Harry
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Everett
Senate Finance Committee
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Cleveland
M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Oliver
Amman
Jordan
Luzon
Dream
Istry
Roy Wilkins
National Assn
Wilkins
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Nix
Curran
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dutchess County
New York State
Th Curran
Khrush
Chev
C. Fred Close
Lidy
Paria
Considine
Boy