Castro Bans Vote Decrees Cuba Socialist Astronaut Goes Ahead
An editorial style dispatch reports Fidel Castro declaring no elections in Cuba while vowing to push ahead with socialist reforms. The piece links public demonstrations and loyalty day events to the broader bid to curb opposition. It notes U S influence and references a pending nationalization decree affecting landowners and Catholic groups. Page six.
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Storms Hit Nacogdoches City Hard Again Damage Noted
Officials report a fresh round of severe weather causing about 100000 dollars in damage in Nacogdoches. Rain squalls and gusty winds moved through the area as Cape Canaveral observers tracked the storm before Mercury program officials decided to proceed with launch preparations amid weather concerns.
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Storm Rips Texas Coast City as Death Toll Grows
A fierce coastal storm slammed Cape Canaveral and East Texas causing two deaths and widespread damage. Power and phone lines failed as trees toppled and streets flooded in Nacogdoches, Denton, and surrounding areas. Redstone launches paused though missions remained uncertain. Officials urged readiness as the storm crossed the state and vented toward the Atlantic.
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Secret Report Received On Laos Crisis Moves
Kennedy aides study new developments in Laos amid Soviet arms buildup fears as National Security Council reviews a secret Monday report. The briefing notes rising threat in Southeast Asia and mentions Geneva talks and Prince of Cambodia in a fragile regional picture.
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Michigan Girls Bodies Found
In Michigan, authorities found the bodies of two missing girls after an investigation. The case involves local police and state investigators, with details about the locations and times still developing. Further updates are expected as autopsies are conducted and official statements are released.
JEK Arma Advisers To Meet Wednesday
Political briefing notes indicate JEK and Arma advisers scheduled a Wednesday meeting to discuss policy directions. The document mentions Geneva and possible reference to the President, with fragmented text suggesting discussions on international matters and compliance with Geneva agreements.
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Amarillo Globe-Times wins Pulitzer for civic service
The Amarillo Globe-Times receives a Pulitzer prize for meritorious civic housekeeping efforts. The award highlights enforcement and public service initiatives, with emphasis on dedicated local journalism.
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Cuban hijacker seizes plane and demands ransom
An aerial hijacking aboard a Cuban airliner ends with the hijacker identifying as a notorious pirate from the Spanish Main era. He threatens passengers and crew, claims a rescue offer and asks for $200,000 to kill a target, prompting intervention from authorities and an emergency landing.
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