U S protests Cuba over Sea Poacher encounter
The United States demanded an explanation from Cuba after an armed Cuban vessel fired on the USS Sea Poacher on the high seas. Lester D. Mallory delivered the note in Washington, refuting Castro’s charges of U.S. aggression and asserting the Sea Poacher was five miles from land.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Lester D. Mallory
State Department
Mallory
Castro
U.S
U.S. Navy
Navy
Castro warns of U S aggression after coast guard chase
Fidel Castro declared Cuba on edge after a coast guard cutter fired on a U S submarine near Matanzas and reported multiple U S naval movements from May 6 to May 11. He urged Washington to issue a nonaggression pledge and blamed U S actions for anti American sentiment in Cuba.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Coast Guard
U.S
Castro
Washington
Havana
Pat
United States
West German court bans Nazi recordings sale nationwide
In Karlsruhe the federal court ordered confiscation of American made recordings of Nazi speeches and songs sold in West Germany. The ruling overruled a lower court decision that the materials were not harmful and banned future sales by the United States Army and Air Force. The case cites total casualties near nine percent of a mobilization of 1 million 400 thousand.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Federal Court
Wes
United Be
States Army
Aiir
Russian Professor Cancels Cincinnati Air Talks
A Moscow professor V A Riazanov canceled his scheduled May 22 to 26 appearance at the 53rd annual Air Pollution Control Association meeting in Cincinnati citing illness. The conference expected attendees from the United States and several nations. Riazanov was to deliver a keynote May 24 with an interpreter. Officials said he has been studying Moscow air pollution problems and gave no inference for the cancellation.
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Cincinnati
V. A. Riazanov
Institute of Higher Medical Education
Ln Moscow
Air Pollution Control Assa
Arthur Stern
Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center
Riazanov
K. A. Vershinin
West Germany
England
France
Mexico
Can
Conerence
Moscow
Garretts Antique Auction at Montgomery Ohio hall
Clark Garrett owner conducts a sale at the Business Men’s Hall Montgomery Ohio near SR 3 and 2 featuring 300 items. Highlights include harvest table manlle hutch dry sinks cherry drop leaf night stand corner cupboards early country desk pine bolt cabinet large hobby horse guns dolls lamps tea leaf primitives and more with Joe Paul as auctioneer from Lebanon Ohio.
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Business Men's Hall
Montgomery
Ohio
Eisenhower names Davidson to lead Seventh Army in Europe
President Eisenhower designated Lt. Gen. Garrison H. Davidson, then superintendent at West Point, as commander of the Seventh Army in Europe. Maj. Gen. William C. Westmoreland will assume life as West Point superintendent on July 1, replacing retiring Lt. Gen. Frances William Farrell. The White House also transmitted a group of promotions to the Senate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Garrison H. Davidson
Military Academy
West Point
Tia
Europe
William C. Westmoreland
White House
Senate
Davidson
Frances William Farrell
Nuclear physicist Nicholas Christos and wife divorce in Oakland
Greek born self taught UC Berkeley physicist who proposed high altitude nuclear tests and his wife Fily were divorced Thursday. She accused him of infidelity while he called her insanely jealous. Decrees granted to both. she keeps custody of their five year old son Nicholas Jr and receives $700 monthly alimony plus $100 child support.
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Oakland
Calif
Nicholas Christos
University of California
Fily
Nicholas, Jr
Nixon Prefers 1961 Tax Reform If Surplus Arises
Vice President Nixon told reporters in Hot Springs Virginia that Congress could consider tax reform in 1961 if the government runs a large surplus and meets national security duties. He outlined goals to stimulate investment, cut some excise taxes, and reduce higher bracket income taxes. He cautioned against promising tax cuts during the campaign and noted no firm plan yet.
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Hot Springs
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Nixon Tolo
Nixon
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Gress
Eisenhower to drop FPC member Connole from panel
President Eisenhower plans to remove William R. Connole from the Federal Power Commission saying Connole has become identified with a single point of view. He said he can appoint a better man and stressed appointees should serve the public broader interest. Dodd calls the move unjustified but Eisenhower defends Connole’s faithful service. Donegan and Sweeney nominated to fill openings. Senate hearing set for next Wednesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
William R. Connole
Federal Power Commission
Connole
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
FPC
Conniole
Commission
Isenhower
Thomas J. Donegan
FBI
Subversive Activities Control Board
Paul A. Sweeney
Justice Department
John B. Hussey
Kennedy Leading in New York Delegates Say Bronx Leaders Favor Him
Erie County Democratic chairman Peter Crotty estimates 110 of New York's 114 delegates could back Sen Jom F Kennedy of Massa chusetts in the Democratic presidential nomination. The statewide delegation not yet elected. Crotty reported 45 county leaders at a Bronx dinner voiced support for Kennedy.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jom F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
New York
Erie County
Peter Crotty
Crotty
Bronx
Kennedy
Special school picnic plan May to June savings
School groups may schedule picnics from May 19 to June 11 excluding Sundays and Mondays with free admission and special rates. Phone Lennox 9.7339 for preview openings May 7-8 and May 14-15. Grand opening set for May 21-22.
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Lennox
Lawyer 64 to Be Priest in Albany Ordination May 28
Patrick J. Tuffy, 64, who left his Albany law practice to study for the priesthood, will be ordained by the Roman Catholic Church on May 28. A prominent Catholic layman, he chose the priesthood after his wife Sara died in 1955. they had no children.
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Albany
N.Y
Patrick J. Tuffy
Tuffy
Sara
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