Marines Leaving Guantanamo Bay Key Witness
A hurricane of reports from Guantanamo Bay details Marines beginning their withdrawal from the base after the Cuban crisis. The move follows orders from the Defense Department and involves units from Camp Pendleton and Camp Lejeune, with a staged departure as Marines prepare to ship to California.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Pia
Naval Baw
Guantanamo
Pendietom
Calif
Fente
Catp Lejeaine
50 Aboard Plane Crash Kills At Least 25
The Idle Wild crash near LaGuardia area left many dead and injured as flames engulfed the fuselage. Crews battled fire while survivors were aided from the wreckage. Police escorted relatives to an upstairs airport lounge as rescue operations continued amid dense fog and smog conditions.
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Thoripeen
Baward Beck Folk
Joseph Wagner
Voorheus
Idle Wild
Phares
Edward Thompson
Suri
United , West Africa
France
Brazil
Peru
Allons
Damaica Bay
Manhattan
Hitch Develops Over Pakistan India Kashmir Talks
RAWALPINDI Pakistan Duncan Sandys hurriedly altered plans and flew to New Delhi to resolve a hitch in the India Pakistan Kashmir talks. Nehru’s remark that any change in Kashmir status would be harmful prompted questions on policy. Pakistan officials warned that if India’s stance shifts talks would be nonsense. Harriman said India agreed to enter discussions without preconditions.
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Pakistan
API Brition
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Sandys
London
Nehru
Ko Dehalvi
Kashemr
Karachi
W. Averell Harriman
Freight Derailment Shuts Route Near Williana Parish
Special work crews labored Friday to clear wreckage from a 16 car freight derailment 20 miles south of here Thursday night. The Rock Island No. 4 freight headed north and blocked the line near Williana Grant Parish causing delays to passenger trains and a southbound KCS L&A No. 65 to be washed up in Winn field. Regular Rock Island passenger service to New Orleans and Shreveport was canceled.
World Famous Mona Lisa May Tour U S Exhibition
Negotiations with France for loan of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa from the Louvre are reported to progress. The painting could visit New York and Washington next February, with possible displays at the Metropolitan Museum and a special setting in its great hall.
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New York
UPE
Leonardo da Vincv
Washington
Edouard Marot-Sir
Louvre Museum
Paris
Atlantic
Andre Malraux
France
National Gallery
Jacqueline Sennedy
Malraux
James J. Rorimer
Metropolitan Museum
Haas to be Installed as Crossett Chamber Chief
Crossett Ark hear announces Haas will be installed as president of the Crossett Chamber of Commerce at the annual banquet Thursday at Rose Inn. KAGH owner manager Haas also serves as director of the National Association of Broadcasters sixth district and past president of the Arkansas Broadcasters Association. Ramon Greenwood of Georgia-Pacific Corp Crossett division becomes vice president. Charles Grassi of Pierce Crassi Lumber Co becomes treasurer.
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Crossett
Ark
Julan
Crossette
Rose’ Inn
Haws
KAGH
Ramon Greenwood
Georgia - Pacifie Corp
Charles Grassi
Pierce- Crassi Lumber Co
Jntallied
Haae
National Association of Broadcasters
Arkansas State, Broadcasters Association
Flood Group Elects Ends Annual Meet in New Orleans
Mississippi River Commission chief Maj. Gen. Ellsworth I. Davis told the Lower Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association meeting that the river is a vital asset needing safeguarding. He outlined channel deepening from Baton Rouge to Cairo and said two thirds of a flood control and navigation program is complete, delivering about $1 in benefits for every $1 spent. Rus sell B. Long was elected president with key officers and a resolution committee urging $75 to $80 million yearly federal flood work.
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Lower
Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association
Baton Rouge
Cairo
Association
Russell B. Long
D-La
Frank E. Smith
Dmiss
Clifford Davis
D-Tenn
Frank Stubblefield
Moses Quits N Y Offices in Rockefeller Tug of Power
Robert Moses resigns as chairman of the State Power Authority and State Council of Parks and a member of the Long Island State Park Commission effective year end. He keeps as president of the 1964 New York World's Fair and unsalaried chair of the Triborough Bridge Authority. Governor Rockefeller questions his rationale citing a request to clear a path for Laur ance Rockefeller to succeed. Moses says resignation not negotiable. parks council chair role ends.
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Robert Moses
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Laurance
Moses
State Power Authority
State Council of Parks
Long Island State Park Commission
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority
Bridge Authority Io
Laurance S. Rockefeller
Chaiman
Hiery
Power Authority
Parks Council
Bureau of Municipal Research
Army Shifting Florida Troops
Orders were issued Friday for the gradual return of Army troops rushed to Florida during the Cuban crisis. An Army spokesman at Homestead Air Force Base said the orders came from headquarters of U S Army Forces Atlantic at Fort Monroe Virginia.
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Fla
Florida
Homestead Air Force Base
Miami
U.S. Army Forces Atlantic
Ft. Monroe
Strauss Leaves Bonn Post as Crisis Eases in Germany
Chancellor Adenauer gains room to form a new coalition after Franz Josef Strauss resigns as defense minister amid a Free Democrat pressure crisis sparked by the Der Spiegel affair. Adenauer continues talks in Bonn while Strauss meets supporters in Munich.
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Franz-Josef Strauss
Konrad Adenauer
Free Democratic Party
Munich
Strauss
Adenauver
Christian Democratic Party
Free Democrats
Free
der Spiegel
Jens Magazine Case
Free Democrat
Adenauer
Free Democratic
Christian Democrats
Chrstian Social Union
Erich Mende
Heinrich Luebke
Asia
Luebke
Kansas Slayer Dies On Gallows
In Lansing Kansas Lowell Lee Andrews a 22 year old former University of Kansas student was hanged for the murders of his parents and sister to gain land and money. He offered no remorse and made no statement as he stood on the gallows trap. Three stays of execution were denied by authorities and the burial was arranged by his uncle and aunt from Decatur Illinois.
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Lansing
Kan
Lowell Lee Andrews
University of Kansas
State Penitentiary
Thattorney
John Anderson
Major P. Herrington
Decatur
Andrews
New Orleans Council Hikes Property Tax Levy to 100 Percent
New Orleans City Council approved a 100 percent property tax levy, up from 85 percent, by a 4-3 vote after a dramatic session chaired by Mayor Victor H Schiro. The decision enables a $29 million capital budget under a 12 percent debt limit, following the November constitutional amendment. Walter F. Marcus switched his vote saying New Orleans must move ahead. The crowd, mostly city employees, filled the chamber as the measure was adopted.
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New Orleans
Victor H Schiro
Walter F. Marcus
Marcus
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