Cuba Declares Guantanamo Base Lease May Be Abrogated
Havana reports Cuban President Dorticos bluntly told workers that the U S lease on Guantanamo Bay could be ended without U S consent, replying to Eisenhower who said such action requires mutual agreement. Dorticos urged the Cuban people to decide the territory’s fate, while U S officials warned Castro of trouble if he moves against the base.
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Havana
Osvaldo Dorticos
Eisenhower
U.S
Guantanamo
United States
Cuba
Dorticos
Presidential
Washington
Arleigh A. Burke
Fidel Castro
James J. Wadsworth
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Eisenhower Boosts Nixon Lodge in New York Rally
President Eisenhower joined Nixon and Lodge at a wind swept Roosevelt Field rally on Long Island as a kickoff to a New York campaign tour. He praised Nixon and Lodge as leaders in a bid to win New York’s 45 electoral votes while Kennedy and Johnson faced criticism from the Republican side. Nixon declared the nation-wide campaign had moved across America and projected a historic victory in electoral votes.
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New York
Eisenhower
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
New York City
Herald Square
Lodge
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Uttmost
Brooklyn
America
Pat
Nelson A. Rockefeller
St. George
Nassau
Westchester Counties
Khrushchev
John F.kennedy
Pennsylvania
Richard VM. Nixon
Douglas Aircraft
Long Beach
White House
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Ike Praises Past Fiscal Policies
Washington AP report on President Eisenhower urging Americans to vote to preserve policy success over the past eight years. He emphasizes maintaining a sound dollar, avoiding deficit spending, prudent debt management, and Fed monetary policy to curb inflation while meeting growing credit needs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Federal Reserve
Watchful Waiting Base Personnel Set For Action
AP reports at Guantanamo Bay defense forces including Marines and Navy units are prepared to repel any attack. Rear Adm. Allen Smith says the base will hold for 72 hours pending reinforcements as tensions rise with Fidel Castro's Cuba. Mine fields along the boundary have been planted and sabotage concerns are considered.
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Guantanamo Navy Base
Cuba
U.S
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Adm
Allen Smith
Caribbean
10Th Naval District
United States
Fidel Castro
Accused Slayer Of Six Dies In Coma After Shootout
Michael Fekecs, Hungarian refugee charged with six murders, died at Elizabeth General Hospital after 30 months in a coma. He shot himself July 12 as police closed in near Union. A Middlesex County jury had indicted him on six murder counts for slayings at Dr Francis Clarke’s North Brunswick estate and two Franklin Township police officers.
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Elizabeth
Michael Fekecs
Elizabeth General Hospital
Fekecs
Union
Middlesex County
Felecs
North Brunswick
Francis Clarke
Franklin ‘Township
Close Vote Leaves Cuba Queuing for U.N. Debate
Cuba and Soviet allies lost a bid for an immediate U.N. Assembly airing of U S invasion charges, with 45 voting against and 29 for the Cuban-Soviet request. The assembly then backed routing the issue to the political committee 53 to 11 with 27 abstentions, as bitter exchanges continued.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations, N.Y
Cuba
U.N. Assembly
United States
Assembly
Yugoslavia
India
Indonesia
Iraq
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Republic
Libya
Nigeria
Ceylon
Burma
Cambodia
Ethiopia
Ghana
Guinea
Morocco
Mali
Afghanistan
Raw Roa
U.N
Valerian Zorin
Pentagon
World leaders tackle global issues at high level summit
Delegations from various Asian and African nations plus several Latin American observers attended the gathering. Wadsworth stated that the United States emphasized cooperative measures to address regional and global challenges.
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Wadsworth
United
Chuckle Says Low Scores Win and Silence Wins
A light quip notes that golfers with the lowest scores tend to swear less. The joke adds that players who shoot well have little need to swear, framing good scoring as a cause of calm behavior on the course.
Five Day Shower Outlook With Cooler Temps
The forecast calls for intermittent showers over the next five days as temperatures run below normal. Expect highs around 55 and lows near 37, with tonight clearing to a cooler low around 4. Thursday looks partly cloudy and mild with a chance of showers. yesterday reached a high of 58 and a low of 38.
Kennedy Aims to Raise Teacher Pay and School Funds
Senator Kennedy pledges in a campaign education talk that a Democratic Congress and president will enact a bill to raise teacher salaries and pass an adequate school construction bill. He outlines education goals as he tours California and heads to San Diego San Jose and San Francisco amid campaign clashes with Nixon. Kennedy criticizes Eisenhower and Nixon while calling a latest $155 million B70 bomber release a political maneuver.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
San Diego
San Jose
San Francisco
Kennedy
Nixon
New York City
Gov
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Broadway
Kennedy condemns GOP delay of education and defense funding
Kennedy charged a Republican administration withheld funds from a $365 million appropriation to the B70 project, releasing only $110 million weeks before elections. He urged an education extension service within HEW, likening it to a 75 year old agricultural model to improve schooling nationwide.
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Kennedy
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Agricultural Extension Service
Pilot with revoked rating in fatal Toledo crash
FAA had ordered Donald L. J. Chesher's airline pilot rating revoked last July for hours violations and improper records. The Civil Aeronautics Board held a hearing on the case, and Chesher appealed the FAA order which was stayed pending that decision. Sixteen victims were California Polytechnic College football players.
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Washington
Toledo
Ohio
Federal Aviation Agency
Donald L. J. Chester
Arctic- Pacific Airlines
Chester
FAA
Civil Aeronautics Board
James Springer
Springer
Chesher
Bolivia
California Polytechnic College At
San Luis
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