Force Not Trained For Invasion Cuban Disaster Cost To CIA
Senate testimony claims CIA spent 45 million dollars to train and equip 1500 guerrillas for a Cuba invasion. Gen. Lemnitzer testified approving plans to land forces to join mountain guerrillas, aiming to avoid Castro’s army. Logistics failed as bombers lacked air cover and a Liberty ship carrying communications was sunk, triggering blame debates among senators.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Lyman L. Lemiiteer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations
Cuba
Castro
Religious schooling group organizes in Trenton
An executive committee formed by ministers and lay leaders plans a released time weekday religious education program for public school children. Members include Rev. Richard Rodda chairman and Rev. Clifford D. Stearns, state relations representative. Next meeting set for June 13 at Mt. Olivet Church inviting interested attendees.
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Trenton
Richard Rodda
Mt. Olivet United Presbyterian Church
Howard Woodrey
Edward Keefe
Clifford D. Stearns
EUB
Middletown
Stearns
Ohio State
Ohio Council of Churches
Rodda
Charles March
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Vincent Robers
Holy Name Catholic Church
Kenneth Shelly
Apostolic Mennonite Church
A. M. Wilson
Church of the Nazarene
Mt. Olivet
Mikoyan says Vienna talks only need exchange of views
First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan said that even if Khrushchev Kennedy do nothing but exchange views, it would be a good outcome. He spoke at a British Embassy reception for participants in the British Trade Fair in Moscow and noted that a dialog itself counts as a result.
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Moscow
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Mikoyan
Vienna
Second Victim Dies In Ohio Car Crash Near Blanchester
A two car collision on Ohio 2 near Blanchester last Tuesday killed Luchen Baret, 50, of Milford and later caused the death of Nathan Rosenzweig, 60, of Milford at Mercy Hospital. The wreck occurred near Blanchester.
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Batavia, Ohio
Luchen Baret
Milford
Mercy Hospital
Nathan Rosenzweig
Ohio 2
Blanchester
Dry cleaning saves summer clothes with Sanitone by Gough Lamb
Swede Hanson promotes frequent dry cleaning to remove acids from perspiration that damage fabrics. Sanitone cleaning by Gough Lamb is advertised as the most effective method for preserving dresses sportswear and shirts, with promises of gentleness thoroughness extra service and smarter looks. Call today and return next week.
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Gough- Lamb
Deaths And Funerals Clarence L Meehan 75
Clarence L Meehan 75 formerly of 1307 First Ave died at 5 25 am at Hartley Rest Home Hamilton where he had lived since May 19 He was born and raised in Middletown and was a stationary engineer for Armco Steel Corp He belonged to Holy Trinity Church and Elks Lodge 257 There are no immediate survivors Requiem High Mass at 930 am Friday Holy Trinity Church with Elk Creek Cemetery burial Friends may call at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Thursday 7 to 9 pm Rosary recited there at 8 pm Thursday Funeral services to 9 am Thursday at St Josephs Church
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Clarence L. Meehan
First Ave
Hartley
Hamilton
Mr. Meehan
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Holy Trinity Church
Elks Lodge
Elk Creek
McCoy- Leffler
Butler County Deaths Include Baker Twins and Others
Amy Catherine and Andrea Mary Baker two of Gary Baker and wife triplets from 642 Ludlow St Hamilton. services today Colligan. Joe Shoppas College Corner services at 2 p.m. tomorrow Miller. Frank M. Wilte 77 of 39 Washington Blvd Hamilton services 10 30 a m tomorrow St Stephen's Church. Nicola Vito Deramo 67 309 Heaton St Hamilton services 9 a m tomorrow St Stephen's Church William J Chalk 68 510 S
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Amy Catherine
Andrea Mary Baker
Gary Baker
Ludlow St
Hamilton
Colligan
Joe Shoppas
College Corner
Miller
Frank M. Wilte
Washington Blvd
St. Stephen’s Church
Nicola Vito Deramo
Heaton St
St. Stephen's Church
William J. Chalk
Ohio's 3 Month Traffic Toll 311
In the first quarter of the year Ohio reports 311 traffic deaths and 16,918 injuries from 33,833 accidents. The prior year showed 361 deaths, 17,007 injuries, and 36,007 accidents for the same period.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Highway Safety
June Allyson Faces Second Throat Operation
Santa Monica California AP reports actress June Allyson is hospitalized for a second throat operation within a month. She is to undergo surgery to remove a polyp from her vocal cords.
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Santa Monica
Calif
June Allyson
Ohio Pastor Named Boston Executive Secretary
The Rev. Lewis L. Gilbert of Cleveland Ohio was named executive secretary of the board of pastoral supply for the Congregational Christian Churches. He will assume duties in September after serving as minister and assistant superintendent of the Ohio Congregational Christian Conference.
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Boston
Lewis L. Gilbert
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Congregational Christian Churches
Gilbert
Ohio Congregational Christian Conference
Murchisons Capture Alleghany Control
The Murchison brothers win the proxy fight to take control of Alleghany Corp in a battle described as the millionaires war. They secure nine director seats, with Kirby retaining a large stake and offering no board representation. The move signals a shift in leadership as Alleghany’s large railroad and investment holdings come under new management.
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Baltimore
Alleghany Corp
Murchison Brothers
Allan P. Kirby
John D. Murchison
Clint
Kirby
Alleghany
Murchisons
Woolworth
Clint W. Murchison Sr
Murchison
New York
John J. McCloy
Robert B. Anderson
Secretary of the Treasury
Wall Street
Club Hears Of Kentucky Tour Boom
John E. Murphy of the Kentucky Tourist and Travel Division speakers' bureau told Civitan Club members that tourism is a growing industry with an estimated 29 million visitors expected in Kentucky this year. He noted the tourist volume has quadrupled in a decade and praised the state's resources and beauty. Murphy showed a film on Kentucky parks shrines and distributed tourist literature after the noon meeting at the Manchester Hotel.
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Kentucky
John E. Murphy
Kentucky Tourist and Travel Division
Civitan Club
Murphy
Manchester
Khrushchev Aide Reported Seriously Ill in Moscow
Rumors in the diplomatic colony circulated that Frol Kozlov, a close Khrushchev aide and Central Committee secretary, is seriously ill with heart trouble. A Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman said no illness is known, with Kozlov last seen publicly on April 17 at a "Freedom for Africa" reception and a dinner for Prince Souvanna Phouma of Laos.
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Moscow
Frol Kozlov
Khrushchev
Kozlov
Communist Party
Central Committee
Freedom For Africa
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Middletown Youth in Serious Condition After Accident
A Middletown youth Angelo Deaton aged 20 of 3213 Rufus Street was reported in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after an auto accident in German Township near Germantown. Details of the crash were not released.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Angelo Deaton
Rufus St
German Township
Germantown
Eichmann Had All Authority Over Jews In Romania
In Jerusalem court proceedings Adolf Eichmann was portrayed as the supreme authority for Romania's Jews during World War II, with direct dealings to Bucharest and occasional bypass of the Nazi Foreign Ministry. Witnesses described deportations to Auschwitz and mass killings by Einsatz Kommandos, with testimonies detailing Romanians' complicity and the devastation of Romanian Jewry.
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Adolf Eichmann
Romania
An Ionescu
Gestapo
Bucharest
Eichmann
Gustav Richter
Richter
Berlin
Auschwitz
Einsatz Kommandos
Kiel Bach
Mihai Antonescu
Antonescu
Theodor Loewestein
Cleveland Man On FBI's List
The FBI named Anthony Vincent Fede, 46, a Worcester native and former Cleveland barber, on its ten most wanted list. Described as possibly mentally unbalanced and armed with a live hand grenade, he is sought for a September 23 kidnap robbery of a Cleveland tavern owner, with a history of arrests and paroles in the Cleveland area.
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Washington
FBI
Anthony Vincent Fede
Worcester
Mass
Cleveland
Ohio
Fede
Wyoming’s Pioneering Vote Victory Early in U S History
Wyoming among the first states to grant women the right to vote marks a landmark in suffrage history. The move positioned the state as a frontrunner in women’s political participation, influencing national debates and paving the way for later constitutional change.
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U. S
Wyoming
Marin Denies Fidel's Prisoner Charge
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico AP Gov Louis Munoz Marin Monday rejected Fidel Castro's idea of exchanging Cuban invasion prisoners for Puerto Rican political prisoners. He said Puerto Rico has no political prisoners. Nationalist leader Pedro Albizu Campos, named by Cuban officials, was imprisoned in 1954 for charges tied to an armed attack on the governor's palace in San Juan.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Louis Munoz Marin
Fidel Castro
Munoz Marin
Pedro Albizu ‘Campos
Kettering Foundation Gifts Ashland College 367728
The Charlies F. Kettering Foundation gave Ashland College 367728, the largest donation in its eight year history. To unlock the funds the college must raise 262456 within three years for a proposed new science building.
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Ashland
Ohio
Charlies F. Kettering Foundation
Ashland College
Reds Charge Attack Against Argentine Embassy
The Soviet Union condemned the Argentine government for conni ng in a gangster attack on its Buenos Aires embassy last Thursday. A gasoline bomb was thrown during an anti communist protest by several dozen youths in retaliation for church bombings. No damage was reported.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Buenos Aires
Lausche to Receive Akron Honorary Degree at Commencement
Akron Ohio AP Senator Frank Lausche a Democrat from Ohio will be awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by the University of Akron at its eighth annual commencement on June 12.
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Akron, Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
University of Akron
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