Spaniard Ousted as Castro Expels Envoy After TV Clash
The Spanish ambassador and the U S ambassador to Cuba leave amid worsening ties with Fidel Castro. Bonsal is recalled to Washington for consultations as Cuba recalls Spanish envoy Juan Pablo de Lojendio. Demonstrations erupt outside the Spanish chancellery with anti U S and anti Spanish sentiment in Havana.
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Robert Berrellez Avana
United States
Cuba
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Washington
Fidel Cetro
Radio-Tv
Castro
Casio
Spain
Madrid
Washon
Bonsal
Crista
Bonga
Cuban Confederation of Labor
Juan Pablo de Lojendio
Velisca
Seo
125000 Left In Cold By Mishap
In Springfield Missouri an estimated 125000 people in southwest Missouri lack fuel after a ditch-digging machine ruptured a pipeline. With temperatures in the 20s expected to drop night, Acting City Manager John Newberry called it a community disaster and urged those with other heat sources to aid neighbors for two to three days.
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Springfield
Missouri
John Newberry
Lone pilot lands with failed nose wheel at Kansas City
Pilot Chris Clark of TWA safely lands the airliner in Kansas City after a nose wheel malfunction. A crew of five and 29 passengers were aboard. In Miami, E J Gallagher and Miguel A Gomez learn their Jamaica bound plane crashed, killing 37. Gallagher had warned Gomez to skip the flight. The Jamaica crash marks the fourth major crash of the new year.
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TWA
Chris Clark
Navy
Kansas City
E. J. Gallagher
Miguel A. Gomez
Miami
Jamaica
Gallagher
Gomez
Kefauver Urges Drug Price Cuts Amid Hearing
Senate antitrust hearings reveal SmithKline & French charges high prices for tranquilizer Thorazine. Kefauver accuses the firm of excessive profits and calls for price reductions while noting foreign price disparities. He warns socialized medicine could emerge if prices stay high.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Philadelphia
Kefauver
SmithKline & French
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
United States
Billboard Bid Tabled Over Adjoining Building Definition
Avalanche Journal staff report says the City Zoning Board of Adjustment tabled a 44th street billboard case due to unclear wording of adjacent buildings. The session approved two other requests: G E Turner for West Texas Oxygen Inc to use a 10 acre site on Slaton Road and King Avenue for an oxygen acetylene plant in an Mel industrial zone, and Mackenzie Manor Church of Christ to erect a temporary building on East Erskine Street. The church cited a guaranteed parking agreement with an adjacent shopping center, with an option to buy two more acres if the center is built. board required adequate off street parking.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche Journal
Phe
City Zoning Board of Adjustment
44Th Street
Plant
G. E. Turner
West Texas Oxygen, Inc
Slaton Road
King Ave
An Mel
Mackenzie Manor
Sco
Soviet 1000 Mile Test Hits Near Target in Ocean
The Soviet test claims a dummy nose cone hit water 1.24 miles from a predetermined point after a multi stage missile burned off above 50 miles. Officials say the flight fell within a 34 800 square mile target zone, contradicting earlier Washington estimates of a wider miss.
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Eisenhower
State of the Union
Washington
Moscow
R. A. Gray
Tyura Tam
Aral Sea
Kennedy Enters Two Midwest Primaries Amid Setback Fears
Senator John F. Kennedy enters the Wisconsin and Nebraska presidential primaries. He warns Wisconsin’s race could wreck his White House hopes, calling the April 5 contest a possible sudden death battle with Hubert Humphrey. Nebraska offers no delegates and no Humphrey run, but Kennedy seeks a stronger showing to extend his campaign.
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James Quinn
Qmaha
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Nebraska
White House
Kennedy
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Minnesota
Seo Kennedy
Privacy fight at Hilltop Station stalls screening push
Milwaukee Post Office workers sought screening in front of male toilet stalls at Hilltop Station. Rep. Henry S. Reuss waged a 16 point campaign to Postmaster General Sumnerfield, sending 37 letters and calls without solution, ending with a plea that the issue be resolved. The dispute began Sept 24, 1958 when the rest room opened near a lounge and lunch area.
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Associated Press
Congressional Record
Milwaukee
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Arthur E. Summerfield
Local ARMS PLAN coverage spans multiple sections
Across Page 1 to Page 8 the edition catalogs ARMS PLAN materials, editorials, radio and TV program notes, sports scores, area farm news and related features. The compilation indicates varied coverage across sections B through D with no single dominating lead.
Cuba arrests 17 youths bound for Nicaragua invasion
Cuban military authorities say 17 youths were seized at Punta Colorado in Pinar del Rio. Officials report the group wore army uniforms but were not members of the Cuban armed forces. The expeditionary group planned to invade Nicaragua and was stopped Thursday night.
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Pinar del Rio Cuba
Nicaragua
Punta Colorado
Cuba
Plane Crash Toll Rises in Jamaica Air Disaster
The Jamaica crash killed 37 of 46 aboard a two million dollar Super Constellation. Nine survived including 17 Americans. victims include Mr and Mrs Thomas Capehart of Indianapolis and John H Marhoefer of Muncie. Senator urges air safety checks.
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Fivalanche-Journal
Aireline
New York
Montego Bay
Jamaica
Turkey
Caribbean
Thomas C. Capehart
Indianapolis
Homer E. Capehart
Trapped Miners Follow Mine Blast at Clydesdale
A ventilator fan explosion at the Clydesdale coal mine near Lpielburg Orange Free State trapped 506 miners 600 feet underground after an initial rock fall. Six of the trapped were white and the rest African. Rescue teams were sent from Johannesburg as workers fled to safety.
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Bloemfontein
South Africa
UPI
Clydesdale
Lpielburg
Orange Free State
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Dallas airliner case shocks nation and wife confirms alive husband
Mrs. Spears testified at a Dallas home news conference that her husband Dr. Bert V. Spears is alive and that a Miami friend named William Allen Taylor took his place aboard the doomed Gulf of Mexico flight. FBI searched the home and found dynamite in Arizona luggage. Spears was arrested in Phoenix after hours of questioning.
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Avalanche-Journal
Dallas
Bert V. Spears
Gulf of Mexico
Spears
Miami
U.S
Arizona
Lakewood
FBI
Monkey launches rocket test with space capsule escape
A six pound girl monkey rode a rocket to over nine miles and a one ton capsule with Miss Sam aboard simulated an emergency escape to 48 900 feet. Mercury astronautswatched from a radar tower as the capsule parachuted to sea then was recovered by a helicopter.
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Associated Press
Allops Island
Sam
Mercury
Navy
Alan B. Shepard
East Derry
N.H
Marine Corps
John H. Glenn Jr
Cambridge
Ohio
Arlington
Virginia
Brooks Air Force Base
San Antonio
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