Mikoyan Visits Cuba Amid Rallies And Concerts
Soviet deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan drew thunderous applause at a Havana textile workers rally and at a Havana Symphony concert conducted by Aram Khachaturian. He spoke of peace and missile strength while Ernesto Guevara urged advancing the Cuban revolution. Raul Castro and family attended, Fidel absent.
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Havana
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
National Federation of Textile Workers
Havana Symphony
Aram Khachaturian
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Ernesto Guevara
National Bank of Cuba
Guevara
Jesus Soto
Soto
Fidel Castro
Raul
Fidel
Matanzas
Raul Castro
Naws Agency
Tass
Cienaga de Zapata
Ohio Men To Testify On Payola
The House subcommittee hearings on payola begin with four Cleveland men summoned to testify. The panel urged criminal penalties for paying or accepting payments to broadcast material without disclosure. The inquiry cites payola as a nationwide problem across networks stations publishers and record firms.
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Ohio
Washington
House
House Legislative Oversight
Cleveland
Joseph Finan
Lesley Hopkins
KYW
Charles Young
James Shipley
Cleveland Record
Finan, Howkins and Young
Payola
Congress
Six Priests, Students Sentenced in Belgrade
In Belgrade Yugoslavia a Communist court sentenced six Roman Catholic priests and two theology students to prison terms from 2 1/2 to 7 years for activities deemed hostile to the state.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Harried wife scolds husband over dinner no shows
A humorous caption frames a wife confronting a husband who plans to skip dinner. She clothes her rebuke in sharp wit while he contemplates a late return, highlighting a domestic fray set against a bustling household.
Controversy Over U S Airlift Readiness Deepens
Army Chief Gen. Lemnitzer accuses the Defense Department of being unprepared for emergency airlift needs while Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker says he is not getting full cooperation from the Joint Chiefs. Rep. Mahon calls inadequate airlift a weak defense link as hearings examine the 1961 budget.
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Washington
Army
Defense Department
House Appropriations Committee
Army Chiefs of Staff
L. L. Lemnitzer
the Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rep
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Thomas D. White
Air Force
De Gaulle May Grant Moslem Voice in Algeria Reform Shakeup
Government sources say President de Gaulle could widen Moslem participation in Algerian administration amid a European settler uprising. Officials caution on Moslem support for self determination and note pending administrative changes across the rebel torn North African territory. Warrants issued for 11 suspected revolt leaders including Joseph Ortiz as court records prep for prosecutions.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Joseph Ortiz
Twenty Five Die in Chile Mine Train Outing Crash
In Santiago a mining company train carrying workers and families left the tracks and plunged 30 feet, killing 25 people and injuring 50 others on a Sunday outing. The accident occurred as the train descended a slope, with rescue teams urging survivors to safety. Authorities investigated the derailment and the cause was not immediately clear.
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Santiago
Chile
West delegates court Democrats in bid for 271 votes
Kennedy and Johnson vie for Western convention votes at Albuquerque conference. Kennedy offers terms to stay out of California primary in exchange for delegates. Humphrey criticizes Republicans while Nixon defends defense policy in Los Angeles. Brown could influence California delegates with his 81 votes.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Kennedy
California
Johnson
Albuquerque
N.M
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
West
Richard M. Nixon
SOP
Los Angeles
Roger Kent
Elizabeth Smith
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Rent story sparks aid for Texas couple in trouble
In Houston, the Glen Longs, a wheelchair couple with a 10 month old daughter, faced eviction. A newspaper feature drew help as visitors offered money groceries and jobs while the dog Tokey attracted attention. The Longs had lost jobs and mobility from past injuries and polio.
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Houston
Tex
Glen
Barbara
Tokey
Long
Tiny Infant Dies In Iowa Smallest Yet
An 11 ounce baby born in Des Moines died about 28 hours after birth at Still Osteopathic Hospital. The infant breathed briefly after birth and was well formed though premature by three months. Parents Morris C. and Mrs. Vermeullen reported the birth at 11 22 p m Saturday night. the mother is one of four children.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Towa
Morris C. Vermeullen
Still Osteopathic Hospital
Trujillo May Return to Dominican Presidency
Inform ed sources said in Ciudad Trujillo that Gen Rafael Trujillo, age 68 and strongman of the Dominican Republic for three decades, may soon resume the presidency. AP wirephoto confirms the developing report from yesterday.
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Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Republic
Ciudad Trujillo
Three Texas Tech students found dead in canyon
Three Texas Tech University students missing for four days were found dead in rugged Cap Rock canyons near Silverton Texas. The trio Arden Keplinger and Conner died from exposure with Arden suffering a fatal skull fracture from a cliff fall.
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Silverton
Tex
Texas Tech
Here
Lubbock
Cap Rock
Texas
J. W. Lyons
John P. Arden
Waxahachie
Kelton IR. Conner Jr
Dallas
Robert A. Keplinger
Conner
Texas Wildlife
Keplinger
Arden
Plains Country
Texas Panhandle
Kennedy Humphrey lead Democratic bid as Johnson hints at candidacy
Johnson in Indianapolis suggested he will seek the presidency and serve as Texas delegation chair at the July convention. Humphrey spoke in Baker Ore about Democratic goals and contrasted them with Republicans, noting he had written to Mrs. Havens and urging service as a key party message.
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Kennedy
Humphrey
Johnson
Indianapolis
Texas
Baker
Ore
Eisenhower
Shirley Jean Havens
Arvada
Colo
Mystery Sub Being Sought By Argentines
Argentine warships and planes hunt for a mystery submarine off southern Argentina. Reports place it in Golfo Nuevo, a 30 by 0 mile inlet 650 miles southwest of Buenos Aires, while Navy Secretary Gaston Clement calls some press accounts untrue and limits discussion. Public curiosity remains high as beachgoers watch the gulf.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Golfo Nuevo
Navy
Gaston Clement
Gulf
Production Cut Soviet Sub Fleet Still Big Threat says Burke
Admiral Arleigh Burke testified that the Soviet Union has reduced submarine production but still maintains a sizable fleet capable of missile launches and disrupting sea communications and U S cities. He cautioned against assuming past estimates of submarine strength and noted no current figure for Soviet capacity.
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Burke
Washington
Arleigh Burke
Soviet Union
Chief of Naval Operations
House Appropriations
U Nu Faction Leads In Voting In Burma
Former Premier U Nu and his Clean faction of AFPFL lead early Burma election returns with 59 seats out of 250 while Stable faction trails with 11. U Nu wins a seat in Rangoon as pro Communist NUF leaders suffer defeats amid anti rule vote.
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U Nu
Burma
Rangoon
Clean
Peoples Freedom League
AFPFL
United Front
NUF
Britain
Ne Win
Chamber of Deputies
U Ba Swe
U Kyaw Nyein
Jearly
Colder Air Nods To Miami Valley With Light Snow
The forecast shows temperatures near normal with a low around 35 tonight and a high near 40 tomorrow. Today’s expected high is about 45. Scattered snow flurries are forecast for the next five days. Middletown reports a Sunday high of 41 and a 25 degree low this morning.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Gen Taylor On Way Home After Taxi Injury
General Maxwell D. Taylor, 58, former Army chief of staff, broken left arm from walking into a moving taxi while crossing a Washington street. He is expected to leave Walter Reed Army Medical Center today and is now an executive of a Mexico City utilities firm.
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Washington (Ap
Maxwell D. Taylor
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Taylor
Army Chief of Staff
Washington
Mexico City
Convict Chessman Denied Stay of Execution
Tucson AP bulletin reports Daryl Chessman, the convicted author, was denied a stay of execution set for February 19 in the San Quentin gas chamber. The decision leaves Chessman facing imminent death in the prison execution chamber.
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Tucson
Ariz
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin Prison
Two Boys Die From Farmhouse Flash Fire
In Marysville Ohio two toddlers Daniel Smith and Stephen Broadstone died from burns suffered in a farmhouse blaze where they were boarding. Both wards of the Union County Child Welfare Board, Daniel was son of John and Mrs. Smith. Stephen was son of Wilford Broadstone, whereabouts unknown.
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Marysville
Ohio
Union County Child Welfare Board
Daniel Smith
John Smith
Stephen Broadstone
Wilford Lee Broadstone
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