US Breaks With Cuba After New Provocation
The United States cuts diplomatic ties with Cuba amid Castro’s accusations of U.S. plots and retaliation. Officials emphasize treaty rights at Guantanamo and assert no immediate effect on the naval base or obligations, while many Latin American governments also sever relations.
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United States
Celine
Castro
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Guantanamo
Washington
State Department
American Society of New Tier
Joseph Reap
United
States
J. William Fulbright
Senate
Goosington
National Committee
Jackson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Cuba
Washingtonview
Rayburn Mumn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Sador
United Nations
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
House
Lyndon B
al Johnson
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Dominican Republic
Paraguay
Nicaragua
Guate
Beaumont Continues Hearing On Missing Tax Returns
A Texas congressional committee presses a probe into local law enforcement, tax records, and gambling cases. Rep. Menton Murray says hearings aim to expose breakdowns in enforcement as Judge Lord warns jurors about cooperation with the probe.
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Goodwin
Baker
James
Port Arthur
G. B. Douglas
Texas Rangers
Menton Murray
Har!lingen
Lord
Jefferson County
Canada Cuba relations seen as stable despite conflicting claims
Canada plans to maintain its limited diplomatic ties with Cuba while noting past trading links and unsettled claims. Government sources said no ongoing diplomatic disputes with Fidel Castro’s government exist, and officials emphasized private trade between Canadian manufacturers and suppliers. A grand jury hearing was set to gather firsthand information on the broader issue.
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Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Eisenhower
U. S
Cuba
Hagerty
Cubal
United States
Havana
Canada
Cafer
Fice
Xieng Khouang
Foreign Office
Fidel Castro
Cubaasks UN to halt U S attack
Cuba asks the United Nations Security Council to restrain U S military action amid regional tensions. The report notes statements by officials about Cuba’s position and concerns over threats to neighboring Thailand and South Vietnam.
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Cuba
U.S
Vientiane
Royal Cap- United Nations
N. Y
Ital
Luang Prabang
U.N. Security Council
Thailand
South
Viet’ Nam
Laos Reds Claim Advances and Parliament Session Called
Reports from Bangkok say Laos communist forces encircled Xieng Khouang as heavy fighting raged around the town. Prince Boun Oum warned of serious danger and said Laos will resist with support from abroad while former premier Souvanna Phouma faces a parliamentary investigation.
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Xieng Khouang
White House
United States
Voice of Laos
Red
Bangkok
Thailand
Imaj
Communist
Prince Boun
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Boun Oum
Jand
Belgian Parliament March Halted by Mounted Gendarmes
Upscale clashes erupted as mounted gendarmes charged with sabers halted a planned march on parliament by thousands of leftist rioters in Brussels. Large demonstrations spread to other cities as Socialist led strikers pressed for the ouster of Catholic Premier Gas wan anyonces amid a two week austerity strike.
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Caliea Press Internationally
Brussels
UPI
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Governmantie Anamania Wal
Kennedy study to review U S farm plan and food needs
President-elect John F Kennedy and top farm advisers study a Humphrey proposal for a comprehensive U S farm inventory. The plan includes health nutrition needs defense food stocks foreign aid potential, and a possible White House food and fiber conference to map future domestic programs.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
U. S
Parce
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Orville L
Kennedy
New York
Humphrey
White House
Health, Edu. ,and Welfare Department
Defense Department
State Department
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Agriculture Department
Negro Suspect Sought In New Orleans Slaying
In New Orleans a young actress was found murdered in her bedroom with her throat slashed and her body mutilated. Police reported rape and identified the victim as Lynda Lee Mead, 18, a beauty from Natchez with relatives Miss Trussell and Donnal Trussell mentioned among those connected. A Negro suspect was being sought in connection with the brutal crime reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Lynn Bullard
Donnal
Miss Trussell
Lynn Buillard
Donna Trussell
Births and parenting notes from scattered notices
Multiple oblique birth announcements list fathers and employers, with weights ranging from grams to pounds, at various hospitals. Names and addresses are jumbled. the text also folds in unrelated political and legal snippets, creating a fragmented, era-style notice page. The readable bits show births at Memorial, Taylor, and Marys Hospitals. fathers’ occupations include farmer, laborer, and coffee company worker.
Murdered New Orleans girl tied to theft and escape scene
Miss Bulliard, 19, fled from a New Orleans apartment after a confrontation with a man in a dark trench coat. Police detained two Negro suspects, one with blood, as investigators described a struggle that spilled blood and damaged furniture. The victim, whose family quarters were estranged, had worked at Le Petit Theatre and recently ventured toward acting in New York City.
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Miss Bulliard
Allen Rothbart
Rothbart
New York
George H. Trussell
Turssell
Ethel Crumb Brett
le Petit Theatre
Probing Vote Charges Studied Amid Civil Rights Fights
In a difficult national swirl, officials review charges linked to voting irregularities in Illinois Texas and Georgia while political maneuvers unfold. Civil rights divisions monitor potential abuses as other states report birth announcements and local hospital notes.
Guilty Verdict In Shooting Here
A 29 year old woman was found guilty of aggravated assault by a 140th District Court jury after the shooting incident that left another man injured. The defense claimed the shots were accidental during a confrontation and the case drew attention during a night session.
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140Th District
Chared
Missing police dog Silver King Green reported
Mrs William D Green of 2801 19 Th St reported Tuesday the brown and tan German shepherd police dog vanished between 4 am and 12 noon from her residence Silver King Green bears the tag and is valued highly. A 35 year old Latin American man, Atanacio Morales, 112 N Ave P.I, was sentenced to four years in prison for assault with intent to murder after a two car collision near 35th St and Louisville Ave. The case involved a fence crash and a storage house damage at Kirk Baxter 3701 35th St.
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Castro
Cuba
United States
Fidel
Eisenhower
United
James
J. Wadsworth
Thelthis
Philip Bonsal
Peru
Coane Degretto
William M. Colmer
Calvin Mooring
Hickory
Robert Moor
Ing
H. A. Brooks
Willis
Granville
Vic
William D. Green
35Th St
Louisville Ave
Bean
Atanacio Morales
N. Ave. P.I
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Jose Fence
Guerra
N. Ave
Kirk Baxter
Jail Term for the future other than to avoid marriage
A man declares he would not marry, saying women are not good anymore and clarifies he is not opposed to women, only marriage. He mentions a jail term and discusses a bank wallet with $900 taken to freedom, noting he would not feel scared unless robbed.
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Gripsholm
Homeric
N.Y
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Meyer
C. H. Meyer
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Dallas
Ottawa
SEATO
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Belgium
Congress
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Stethoaiat Hospital
Golden Loant Coffee Co
James Syrasts
Ave
Ani Mes
David Mount
Tsila
Memoaist Hospital
Texas Tech Stent Nl Wating
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Darrett Wood
Mary's Hospital
Wester Gin Co
Raymond Benham
Lavellana
Taylor” Hospital
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Tatchbock
Fugenio Buguleyn
Hinlo Ochot
Richard B. Russell
Richard B. Russell, (D-Ga
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U.S. State Department
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Tues- Hyde
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Tegline
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Iran
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Tottion
Palm Beach
Joe Hobgood
Abernathy
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Russell
Mee
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Osteopathic Hospital
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Stadler
Taabbock Osteopaune
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Jusston
Weishing Office
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Ilinois
Texas
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Robert H. Bean
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