Cuba charges antic party plot in 1960s purge effort
Raul Castro outlines charges against an antiparty group accused of opposing Cuba’s revolution exports and siding with Khrushchev’s 1962 missile deal. He says the group sought closer Soviet ties and aimed to move Cuba away from the regime, with possible treason charges and death penalty risks.
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Havana
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Raul
Latin America
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Press Links Pueblo to U2 and Tonkin Crises
Levestia, the Soviet government newspaper, denounces the Pueblo affair as another CIA affair like the U2 crash and the Tonkin incident. It accuses Washington politicians of lying and using false attacks to justify military action in Southeast Asia.
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Moscow
United States
Pueblo
Gulf of Tonkin
Lavestia
CIA
Soviet Union
Washington
Tonkin
North Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Levestia
Echoes seen near Toulon threaten Minerve and Dakar subs
A search ship picked up a sonar echo possibly from the missing French submarine Minerve with 52 crew. Officials warned the object could be a metallic mass as Ariane verified no clear identification and a research dive was dispatched near Porquerolles.
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Toulon
France
Porquerolles Island
Meeting Set On Mexican Labor
U.S. and Mexican labor leaders plan a meeting this week to discuss a proposal to bar 250,000 Mexicans living on the border from working in the United States. Alfonso Sanchez notes the measure would amend the Immigration and Nationality Act and aims to guarantee equal social and economic benefits for workers.
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Mexico City
UPI
U.S
United States
Alfonso Sanchez
Inter-American Regional Workers Organization
Edward Kennnedy
Robles
Greek publisher cleared of slander charges in Athens
Greek government prosecutor dropped slander charges against Helen Viachos, Athens newspaper publisher and critic of the military regime. Viachos, 55, had stopped two dailies after censorship began and had fled to London on December 3.
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Athens
Helen Viachos
Greece
London
Viachos
Ben Gurion and Family Life at Sde Boker Contested
Fragmented notes describe Ben Gurion and his wife lifelong partnership and long marriage. It mentions their daughters Renara and Guela and constant presence at the kibbutz Sde Boker with political implications discussed.
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Sinai
Warri Swayling
Ben-Gurions
Sde Boker
Tet Fireworks Mark Viet Tet Arrival in Saigon
Fireworks marked the Tet festival in Saigon Da Nang and other cities as civilians celebrate the Lunar New Year amid war sounds. U S troops observed a curfew in Saigon while Swedish asylum seekers and GI deserters draw attention to antiwar sentiment.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
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