Advertising man wins Cuba lawsuit and seizes assets
Miami advertiser Harris won a $429,000 judgment against Cuba over a $1.6 million contract tied to Castro and Guevara. He attached planes and other Cuban property in the United States and captured lard shipments and diesel engines, prompting Cuba to threaten retaliation and other firms to pursue similar judgments.
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Yankees
Harris
United States
Miami
Castro
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Cuba
Guevara
Economicsminister
Harris Bele
Florida
United Nations
New York
Palm Beach
Czechoslovakia
Charles R. Ashmann
Chiago
Ashmann
Fort Pierce
Cubana of
Weather Devastation Hits Several Counties Amid Floods
Disjointed account notes a southeastern day of floods leaving villages homeless and causing at least one death. Residents retreated as waters rose in Blaine County and other western regions, with heavy rainfall and scattered showers reported from the Rockies to the Atlantic as temperatures surged.
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Aaened
Ains
Morgar
Laine
Blaine
Vernstabins
Rockies
Atlantic
Paris police case yields mixed prison terms in espionage network
Security, nec stary tribunal sentenced ten individuals to jail terms including life and three-year suspensions for complicity. The defendants, linked to a Polish special service network, began a 1959 inquiry into several suspects living freely in France.
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Paris
UPI
Nec Stary Tribunal
Freient
France
End Of The Rain Holds To Tradition
In a fragmented AP-style note, residents recall Moore and Charles Shaw amid a discussion of town traditions and a stubborn hold on longstanding practices despite changing times.
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Eneivata
Burg
Moore
Charles Shaw
Utopia Unfulfilled Communism Shortcomings Stressed
The article outlines a Soviet program admitting wage gaps and food shortages, promising lighter jobs for women, higher animal product shares, and safety upgrades. It notes night shifts may end and transit fares disappear, but rejects full abundance within 20 years, citing defense spending and peaceful conditions as factors.
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Iin
Decree Targets Revisionism as Core Communist Creed
Moscow reports say the Soviet Communist Party's new program makes the struggle against Yugoslav revisionism and Maoist dogmatism a mandatory article of faith for all members. It blasts Titoist policy, touts peaceful coexistence, and urges aid to National Democracies while noting Red China’s past reservations.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Coremiial Party
Yugoslavia
Observ
Koca’ Popovic
Jin
International Communist Movement
China
Mao Tze- Tung
Red China
Khrushchev
Wall Street flat as Hamilton news tops trading notes
New York markets opened stalled amid thin volume with broad indices wavering. Traders watched political pressure on finance and a muted reaction to corporate earnings as the week began.
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New York
Wall Street
Hamilton
Texas lawmaker aims to reform committee selection
Houston figure Henry Grover and Tulsa's M G Wells push a resolution to rotate committee seats by senority, limit total committees, and strip some powers from the speaker. The plan assigns each House member to one committee by seniority, cap committees at eight seniority members, and consolidate 11 panels into broader units while restricting members to at most two major committees and one other.
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Austin
Henry Grover
Houston
M. G.wells
Tulsa
House
Ttvo
Couple Reenacts Early 20th Century Wedding in Gainesville
Dallas AP reports James R. Reeves 68 and Flora Ingle 66 reenacted their 1911 horse drawn marriage in Gainesville on their 50th anniversary. They recalled arriving at the preacher’s home in a rented buggy and not exiting to rush to a ranch before a thunderstorm.
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Dallas
James R. Reeves
Flora Ingle
Gainesville
JR. Reeves
Reeves
Berlin Airlift Debate Shapes NATO Review
Reporters describe the Western allies massive airlift lifting Berlin out of blockade while noting landing limits for jets and air supply constraints for over 2 million residents. Analysts say airlift avoids triggering first gunfire by keeping planes unarmed along traditional corridors.
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Rice Couve de Murville
Paris
NATO Alliance
NATO Council
Berlin
West Berlin
Light rains fall along state line after Sunday storm
Light rain shower moved along the state line for about ninety minutes. Clouds darkened the area and a drone line recorded echoes but caused no damage. Officials reported light to moderate rainfall with no reports of injury or significant damage as of Sunday night.
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Linda ‘Lovington
Hobbs
Fising
U.S. Weather Bureau
Editorial Page Snippet Mentions Safely Returning Friend
The fragment notes a speaker recalling escorting Bob Considine home safely, with a whispered greeting to a companion. The snippet preserves a casual newsroom vibe and personal gesture.
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Bob _Considine
Diplomat McCloy Returns From Berlin Talks
U S dis armament negotiator John J McCloy arrived home Sunday night to brief President Kennedy on Berlin and disarmament talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev His daughter Ellen 90 accompanied the trip and wore a leg cast after breaking it in Moscow.
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New York
UPN
U.S
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
Berlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
McCloy
Ellen
Moscow
Giant forest fire rages across Idaho forests
Salmon Idaho AP reports Idaho's largest forest fire of the year moved from the Salmon National Forest into the Bitterroot National Forest on Sunday. The blaze swept through rich timber, spreading rapidly and burning an unknown area as authorities fought to contain it.
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Salmon, Idaho
Idaho
Salmon Naitional
Bitterroot National Forest
Birth announcements list multiple families and details
A string of birth notices records newborns with weights and times at various hospitals. Names include Guerra, Noe, Matthews, Burton, Montes, Fiores, Cervantez, Walker, Garza, with occupations and addresses. The items come from Methodist and St Marys hospitals and Laurel Clinic.
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Stanley Walker
Fordham St
Lounte
Laul Clinic
Reduction Proposed In Texas College Business Courses
The Commission on Higher Education staff urged major cuts in Texas college business administration offerings citing excess specialization duplication and waste of public resources. The Sunday report echoes May 1960 proposals and urges reform to protect program quality and public costs.
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Austinap
Commission On Higher Education
Texas
Commission
Veteran Employee Makes Big Mistake at Cleveland Plant
In Cleveland Ohio a veteran employee pulled the wrong switch at the manual light plant causing a power hiccup Sunday. The incident disrupted service briefly as supervisors investigated the misoperation and its impact on local outages.
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Cleveland
Ohio
France's Algerian Crisis Complicates Plans For Berlin Buildup
Paris faces a renewed Algerian rebellion impasse as De Gaulle seeks troop repatriation. Tunisian tensions over Bizerte rise while Sahara oil wealth fuels dispute among Algeria Tunisia Morocco, threatening a fragile North African balance and Berlin-related troop moves.
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Joseph. E. Dynan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Berlin
North
Africa
France
Tunisia
de Gaulle
Othier
Europe
Sahara
Rizerto
Bizerte
Mediterranean
Habib Bourguiba
North Africa
Bourguiba
Evian-les-Bains
Morocco
AN. Peesalizes
Six People Injured In City Auto Crashes Sunday
Six persons were hurt in three traffic crashes Sunday, one seriously. Douglas Dale Edwards, 26, 1408 8th St, underwent surgery for a left arm injury after a crash at N Flint Ave and Clovis Rd when his car hit a center island and a pole. He was listed in fair condition after a Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home ambulance transported him to Methodist Hospital. In a separate incident at 34th St and Quaker Ave, Mrs J Carlton Hatchett, 21, and her 1 month old daughter Carla, along with Mrs Bill Luck, 28, were injured in a collision involving Hatchett’s car. Mary Swain was driving the other vehicle. At Ave H and 9th St, Henry Gorman, 49, received treatment after a collision in which he was a passenger in Arnold C Mavis’s car. Clay V Henslee was the other driver.
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Douglas Dale Edwards
8Th St
Methodist Hospital
N. Flint Ave
Clovis Rd
Edwards
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
34Th St
Quaker Ave
J. Carlton Hatchett
22Nd St
Carla
Bill Luck
46Th St
Arnold C. Mavis
Clay V.henslee
Sherman, Ave
Texas Faces Hunger Gap Continues Two-Year Cycle
In a continued discussion from page one, officials stress the need to address cycles of hunger every two years, asserting no one wants the state to go hungry and highlighting ongoing efforts to support vulnerable residents.
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Lois Burmesier
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Germany
Raymond Guerra
Bobby Noe
Jeth Stoop
Peebe
Lilda
Methodie Hospital
Faith Temple
MD Matthews
Simday
St. Mary's Hospital
Palot
William J. Burton
Mars's Hospital
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Lobhok Bay
St. Regis Paper Co
Ma and
Mra
Urhang Montes
Crosbyton
Laut Clinic
Francisco Fiores
Rt 2
Lubbock
Mero
Adan Cervantex
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Ate Garza
Lou Clinis
Texas Colleges
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