Invasion Squelched in Florida Keys Haiti Plot Arrests
A group of Cuban and Haitian exiles and American adventurers was arrested in the Florida Keys on Mon night while planning an armed operation to invade Haiti and later Cuba. Masferrer claimed a shipload of commandos escaped, with 79 arrested in Miami and Key West detentions continuing.
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Key West
Fla (Ap
Florida Keys
Haiti
Rolando Masferrer
Fidel Castro
Masferrer
Jancos Duvalier
Mastferrer
Jean Baptiste Georges
Duvalier
Cuba
Marathon
Miami
New York
Father Georges
Monley
U.S. Army
Keys
Weather and unrest mix as Cuba exile plots surface
The forecast calls for cloudy and cold weather with a chance of snow flurries and a low in the 20s while a separate report notes an arsenal found inside a house. Cuban exile groups in Miami spread rumors of an invasion of Haiti with CBS crews filming plots for months and a rebel captain indicating willingness to lead military operations.
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Haiti
CBS
New York
CBS News
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Jack Ruby Died of Cancer in Dallas Hospital
Jack Ruby died of cancer in Parkland Hospital after Dec 9 guard transfer from Dallas County jail. The former Dallas strip-tease club owner was sentenced to death for the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald, identified by the Warren Commission as President Kennedy’s assassin. Doctors said the cancer was widespread and Ruby had been under guard since hospitalization.
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Jack Ruby
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Ruby
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Dallas
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Oswald
Warren Commission
John F
Bombings Roil Jordan and Saudi Arabia in Wave of Attacks
Beir ut reports say 10 new bomb incidents hit Amman with no casualties. A terrorist ring is said to have been arrested in Saudi Arabia as troops guard government buildings in Jordan. Witnesses describe thorough searches at entrances and a rising pattern of attacks against King Husain and King Faisal.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Amman
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Faisal
Hope for Highway Junkies Self Help Idea
Ilkeston England minister Rev Ronald Parker proposed a Motorists Anonymous group to aid drivers he calls highway junkies. He described road disease with speed craving and arousal plus throat tightening and chest pressure, urging peers to help each other resist quick bursts on the accelerator.
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Ilkeston
England
Britain
Highway Junkies
Ronald Parker
Sey
War crimes claim fuels North Vietnam bombing dispute
A North Vietnamese pamphlet titled Report on US War Crimes in Nam Dinh City lists civilian casualty figures identical to those in New York Times dispatches from Hanoi. The 12 page document was distributed to newsmen in Moscow in November and provided to The Associated Press after Washington Post comparisons.
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Washington
North Vietnam
New York Times
Hanoi
Moscow
Nam Dinh
Associated Press
Washington Post
Times
Harrison E. Salisbury
United States
Legislative money hunt starts as Ohio House gathers
Ohio's new General Assembly may receive bills to wipe out a school subsidy deficit and raise state salaries. Rep. Ralph E. Fisher said action is pursued quickly as the day-old legislature meets after election returns. The school foundation deficit nears 25 million in a 670 million education total for 1966-67, with about 45 000 state employees set to gain raises. Fisher called the salary bill key to Rhodes' two year operating budget aiming near 2 billion total.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Finance Committee
General Assembly
Ralph E. Fisher
R-Wayne
Senate
House
James A. Rhodes
GOP
Statehouse
Fisher
Finance Committee
Rhodes
Queen's Cousin Faces Multiple Marital Complications
The Earl of Harewood, 43, his Austrian-born wife Marion Stein, and his longtime mistress Patricia Tuckwell dominate a royal conscience crisis as Harewood and Tuckwell seek marriage after divorce. Their son Mark, born at Harewood's London home, could become legitimate but hold no succession rights.
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London
Elizabeth I
Earl of Harewood
Harewood
Patricia Tuckwell
Miss Tuckwell
Mark
Earl
Peace Talks Rejected by North Vietnam Officials
North Vietnam denounced Britain's peace proposal to end the Vietnam conflict as a trap to force the Vietnamese, calling the move a relaunch of U.S. imperialist terms. The article notes Britain may co chair talks on Vietnamese soil, while Soviet media criticized London’s move amid U.S. bombing in Vietnam.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
U. S
Brown
Nhan Dan
Britain
Said
U.S
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Cochairman
Pravda
Communist Party
Harold Wilson
Parrot Learns Lessons From Repetition Not Original Story
A parrot content to repeat heard phrases offers a cautionary tale about originality. The bird echoes sounds without shaping them into a new narrative, inviting reflection on how repetition can mask a lack of substance.
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