Yanks Hired To Fly During Landing Claim
Birmingham examiner Albert C. Persons says 18 U.S. airmen flew strafing missions in the Bay of Pigs invasion replacing Cuban crews. Four Birmingham men died April 15 1961. he asserts U.S. military air support was not part of the original plan and CIA involvement was misrepresented.
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Birmingham
Ala
United States
Bay of Pigs Fasco
Albert C. Persons
Birmingham Examiner
U.S
Persons
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alabama
Gordon Persons
Hungarian Is Guilty Of Murder
Dr Geza Dekaplany, a former Hungarian freedom fighter, is sentenced to life in prison for the acid murder of his 25 year old wife Hanna. The jury deliberated for two days in the penalty phase and noted possible parole after 25 years. Deportation would follow if released. Sentencing date is March 15.
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San Jose Calif
Geza Dekaplany
Hanna
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Office
DeKaplany
Bus Plunge Near Lima Kills Fifteen, Wounds Dozens
A bus fell into a ravine 300 miles southeast of Lima killing 15 and seriously injuring 28. No cause given. The report also notes Wadi Halfa, Sudan, has had no raga for 19 years.
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Lima
Peru
Puquie
Wadi Halfa
Sudan
Slacks Sales Boom Across America and Europe
The American market shows a surge in women’s slacks with annual sales over 40 million pairs aided by stretch fabrics. European interest grows as manufacturers see slacks as feminine and fashionable while expansion plans target the Common Market and increased female employment.
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New York
NATO Eyes Non Nuclear War Strategy
Paul H Nitze in Cleveland argues NATO should maintain conventional armament and avoid basing doctrine on nuclear war. He says NATO lacks ready reserves and that Soviet probes threaten Europe, with NATO forces totaling millions and superior Western air and sea power.
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Cleveland
NATO
Thhis
Paul H. Nitze
Defense
International Security Affairs
Europe
Cleveland Council On World Affairs
Nitze
West
U. S
U.S
United Kingdom
France
Warsaw Pact
Soviet Union
East
Germany
Poland
Strike Talks Recessed In Cleveland
The 93 day old strike against Cleveland's two daily papers paused for the weekend as publishers meet non striking unions on Monday. Printers and Mailers remain central to resuming publication with 790 and 140 workers respectively. Machinists also on strike while Photoengravers talks stayed distant Friday. Teamsters and Newspaper Guild have settled.
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Cleveland
Morning Plain Dealer
Press and News
Teamsters
Newspaper Guild
Cambodian cabinet fired by Sihanouk amid student strikes
Cambodian chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk dismissed his cabinet on Saturday in Phnom Penh. He cited student protests during visits to India and Communist China and said attacks from Communists and Rightists pressured the government. Analysts view the move as a political gesture to rally support for Sihanouk and his party.
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Phnom Pneh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
India
China
Kidnaping Fascinates French Citizens in Munich Incident
Paris reports renewed intrigue over the Munich kidnapping of a French terrorist chief. A tract signed by Bidault claims Bearded Ones as the abductors and portrays Georges Bidault as head of a resistance council linked to the Secret Army. Antoine Argoud was captured amid Carnival events and held on subversive charges. Kansas connection noted.
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Paris
Munich
Bidault
Secret Service
Georges Bidault
Council of National Resistance
Secret Army
Antoine Argoud
de Gaulle
Argoud
Notre Dame Cathedral
Hunter and Hamblen kill escaped panther near Jungleland
In Conejo valley California stunt hunter Stuart Hamblen and companion Ronnie Page corner a jungleland panther hiding under a warehouse. Hamblen fires a 3030 rifle multiple times, killing the 70 pound animal that had terrorized the area after escaping from Jungleland Wild Animal Compound. Hamblen, once a Prohibition Party candidate for president, is a musician known for religious albums.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
San Diego
Stuart Hamblen
Conejo Valley
Jungleland Wild Animal
California
Hamblen
Page
Prohibition Party
Eisenhower
Columbia Records
Bomb Said Cause Of Leukemia
Yale doctor says atomic bombs dropped on Japan caused a marked rise in leukemia and a probable rise in thyroid cancer. He notes no increase in birth defects among Hiroshima survivors and describes a gender ratio shift in offspring based on which parent was irradiated.
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New Haven
Finch
Japan
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Harry S. Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Yale
Dorothy R. Hollingsworth
Commission
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Ronnie Page
Paul Christerfeld
Christenfeld
Jack Winter
Winter
Kansas
Ukercuuco
MMM
CCI
Hollywood
Ham
Blen
Aesop
Ee Aed
W. Birt
March Ay
Jan
Salem
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