Castro Imports To Stop
The Kennedy administration plans a full embargo on U.S. imports from Cuba totaling about 35 million dollars yearly. The move follows Latin American ministers excluding Cuba from the OAS and aims to curb Communist influence in the hemisphere. U.S. exports to Cuba and Cuba’s financing of subversive activities are cited, while food and medicine sales may continue.
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Washington
U.S
Cuba
Organization of American States
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Rusk
Fidel Castro
Tampa
Fla
U. S
Judge Rules Barbara Must Cook Before Marriage
In Folkestone England a 19-year-old, Barbara Cairns, was told by Magistrate Percy Gurr she must prove cooking ability to wed Eric Goldsack. Her father objected citing lack of skill. Barbara was granted three months to improve with another hearing planned.
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Folkstone
England
Barbara Cairns
Barbara
Eric Goldsack
Percy Gurr
Sym
Kennedy and party dunked when sailboat capsizes near Honolulu
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy his wife Ethel and a third woman were dunked in the Pacific when their sailboat capsized off Sand Island between Honolulu and Pearl Harbor. Navy pilots water-skiing nearby rescued them. the Kennedys laughed off the incident while a separate pair of sailors aided in the rescue. The boat was righted and towed ashore.
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Honolulu
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel
Pacific
Kennedys
Kennedy
J.g
Ned Soares
Fairhaven
Mass
Stan Baldwin
Mrs. Baldwin
Pensacola, Fla
Sand Island
Pearl Harbor
Soares
Baldwins
Navy
Massachusetts
Peiping To Blast Kennedy In Film
In Tokyo AP reports Peiping will begin screening a film titled The True Portrait of President Kennedy. The movie, compiled from Chinese and foreign news footage, brands U S imperialism as the world’s enemy and denounces Kennedy’s administration as worse than the prior regime.
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Tokyo
Red China
Kennedy
Radio
Peiping
U.S
Battle Looms For Top Texas Post
Edwin A. Walker a controversial former Army general and Gov. Price Daniel join a bitter Democratic primary race for Texas chief executive. Walker, 52, resigned last year after command of the 2th Division in Germany and troop indoctrination reprimand. Also running are John B. Connally 44 and Marshall Formby 51.
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Austin, Tex
Edwin A. Walker
Price Daniel
Texas
True Death Comes To Dead Dentist
In Cleveland Ohio AP report says Dr Jerome A Dheem a 67 year old dentist died at Mount Sinai Hospital after his heart and breathing stopped twice within 24 hours and following a hospital readmission. His death occurred 128 hours after a doctor wrongly declared him dead at home in Cleveland Heights. Dr Streem who had retired due to multiple sclerosis remained unconscious until death. Two sisters stood outside his room as life ended. His father Harry aged 72 was discharged from Mount Sinai Friday after a weeklong stay for heart ailment and was told of his son death.
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A. Dheem
Mount Sinai Hospital
Cleveland Heights
Streem
Dr. Streem
Harry
Funeral services set after strange resurrection at mortuary
Relatives mourn Dr. Streem as funeral services are planned for Sunday at the Miller Memorial Funeral Chapel. At the mortuary last Sunday a doctor checked respiration and pulse, then a attendant wheeled the stretcher to the prep room and found the form breathing. Leon and Larry Miller administered oxygen and performed chest compressions before rushing him to the hospital.
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Miller Memorial Funeral
Mortary
Dr. Streem
Leon
Larry Miller
Stabbed For 53 Cents Youth Owes Life To Doctor
John Micallef, 17, is saved after being stabbed on Manhattan’s Upper East Side when seven dollars and a civil plea to breathe failed. Doctors describe an eight inch chest incision and chest tube to reflate a punctured lung and heart injury. He traveled from Italy two years ago, paid 53 cents for a ring, and now rests in hospital awaiting return home and work.
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New York
John Micallef
John
Italta
Third Ave
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Mark Anappell
Anappell
Luciano Linked To Dope Ring
Treasury officials say exiled gangster Charles Lucky Luciano had his hands in a multimillion dollar New York narcotics conspiracy when he died last week in Italy. He reportedly died of a heart attack while Italian authorities investigated the death.
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Washington
Treasury
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
New York
Italy
Naples
Luciare
The
Mafia
Today's Chuckle The Credit Card Creates Another First
A lighthearted note about a credit card initiating an additional American first instant debt. The line hints at financial novelty or a novelty press item with a humorous tone.
Argentina presses to oust Cuba from Inter-American system
President Arturo Frondizi moves Argentina toward expelling Cuba from inter American councils. A government communique says ouster should come as soon as possible, with Argentina voting in favor at the OAS and recalling its ambassador to Cuba. Military chiefs reportedly stand by for action as regional tensions rise.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Cuba
Punta del Este
Fidel Castro
Frondizi
Julio Ampedo
Brazil
Ecuador
Francisco Santiago Dantas
Castro
Juscelino Kubitschek
Rio de Janeiro
Molotov found in Moscow hospital in quarantine
V. M. Molotov, the disgraced former Soviet premier, has been located in Central Hospital Moscow in the infectious diseases ward with the flu. At 71, he is isolated and inaccessible to visitors, marking the first confirmed sighting since a January note suggested his return to a Vienna post.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Vienna
International Atomic Energy Agency
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Trains Collide in Fog Near Walkerton Indiana
State police report two trains collided in dense fog near Walkerton. Initial worded reports indicate several injuries but no fatalities.
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Walkerton
Indi
Light Plane Crashes Missing Crew Sighted on Ice
A single engine plane with three aboard was missing on a Sandusky to Kelleys Island flight. It was sighted on Lake Erie ice about two miles east of Kelleys Island. Three bodies were reported seen on the ice with no life signs. Names identified include Carole Kelin Delores Pilney both about 20 from Cleveland and Chester Dietrich 22 from Sandusky.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Sandusky
Kelleys Island
Lake Erie
Highway Patrol
Baybridge
Carole Kelin
Delores ‘Pilney
Cleveand
Chester Dietrich
14 Dead In Floods In Outer Indonesia Regions
Jakarta AP reports floods sweeping Indonesia's outer regions force thousands from low lying areas. At least 14 people have died as waters rise and scatter communities, with rescue teams working to reach affected towns and coordinate relief.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Mothballs fail to deter pigeons in St Joseph nest
In St Joseph Missouri assistant superintendent R V Blomfield tried four moth balls in a pigeon nest outside his office window to drive away the birds. The pigeons ignored the odor and began nesting on the moth balls taking turns in the nest.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
R. V. Blomfield
Blomfield
Foes Threaten Peace Plans as Paris Tightens Security
Paris police patrols increased as France warned rightists that any disruption to Charles de Gaulle in Algeria would be met with force. A bomb damaged Gaston Deferre’s home in Paris while attacks in Algiers left three dead. Paris prepared for De Gaulle’s Monday night address with tanks and military vehicles reinforcing security.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Gaston Deferre
Deferre
Marseille
Algiers
de Gaulle
Roger Frey
Paris Presse l'Intransigeant
Tipster Sought In Dayton Death
Dayton police seek an anonymous caller who tipped that Mrs. Margaret Pyles was stabbed to death in a downtown Dayton clothing store. A nervous caller claimed a murder occurred at the store address and police suspect the tipster and killer are the same person.
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Dayton
Ohio
Margaret Pyles
Doomsday Predictions Roil India Amid Planet Alignment
Doomsday fears grip India as a rare six-planet alignment evokes mass prayers and fires across New Delhi and rural areas. Nehru urged calm while leading economic activity slows. astrologers and almanac sellers profit from doom prophecies. Pandits and Ramakrishna Dalmia organize prayers as fear spreads and myths of earthquakes and floods rise. An elder astrologer offers guarded hope noting the moon's drift but declines to predict who survives.
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India
Ramakrishna Dalmia
New Delhi
Pandit Yamanas Dhar Jyotishi
Jyotishi
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