Cuban Red Army Visitors Arrive in New York for Tourism Push
Ten pistol packing Cuban army members led by Camilo Cienfuegos arrived at Idlewild to woo U S tourists back to Cuba after peace. They surrendered their weapons to customs before leaving the Cubana Airlines plane amid a cheering Castro supporting crowd of about 1500 and flags displayed.
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New York
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Island
Camilo Cienfuegos
Dominican Republic
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Idlewild International Airport
Cubana Airlines
Havana
New York State
Pressure on padding of payrolls outlined by Cannon
Washington AP reports Rep. Clarence Cannon calls for a payroll cutting plan to shrink federal agencies payrolls by about 20 percent by leaving three of four vacancies unfilled until overall staffing falls to 80 percent of the prior year. He says agencies overstaffed and Congress must act to balance the budget.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Clarence E. Cannon
D-Mo
Cannon
Congress
House
Senate
Newspaper Hero Dies At Age 83
Thomas Bracken 83, lifelong New York Times employee, died Sunday after 55 years at the paper. He ran morgue extras during three major events and edited headlines before authority. Survived by widow Agnes Curry and three children, with winter home in De Land Florida. Gift of 5273 to Tulane University honors Judah P. Benjamin Fund for southern history studies.
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William McKinely
Bracken
Associated Press
McKinley
William Sulzer
New York
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Times
Agnes Curry
Thomas Jr
Queens Village
N.Y
Robert Smith
de Land
Aa R. Conkling
Great Neck
New Orleans
UPI
Tulane University
Judah P. Benjamin
Judah
Confederacy
U. S
It's Possible Parents Overdo Meeting Bit
The Unitarian Church in Long Beach California cancels its parent education meeting citing a newsletter critique of parents overdoing meetings. The notice invites all parents to stay home with children on the evening of February 23 to enjoy family time with popcorn stories games and affection.
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Long Beach
Calif
The
Unitarian Church
PTA
Beating Blamed on Nonunion Employers in Dress Trade
Labor organizer Sol Greene, ILGWU official, was beaten Friday night near his home in TeNafly New Jersey and required 18 stitches. He accuses nonunionized employers of intimidation to hinder unionization as ILGWU efforts continue with a $10,000 reward offered by president David Dubinsky. Police were notified Saturday noon.
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Tenafly
N. J
Sol Greene
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Greene
Allentown
Pennsylvania
ILGWU
New York
David Dubinsky
Scott Calls For Overhaul Of U S Education
Senator Hugh Scott urged a drastic overhaul of American education to restore patriotism and understanding of U S origins. He criticized weak political indoctrination and called for stronger grounding in history and national duty, citing Korean War anecdotes and the need to prepare citizens and armed forces.
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Chicago
UPI
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
American Bar Foundation
American Bar Association
Pennsylvania
America
Air Force measures gravity from KC135 flight tests
The Air Force announced it achieved the first airborne gravity measurements from a Boeing KC135 last November over Edwards AFB and Andrews, with accuracy near 10 milligals. Dr. Lloyd Thompson of the Air Force Cambridge Research Center called it a giant step toward mapping Earth's true shape after 280 years of gravity study.
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Washington
Air Force
Air Research and Development Command
Andrews Air Force Base
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Lloyd Thompson
Geophysics Research Directorate
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Bedford
Mass
Thompson
Democrats criticized for advocating retreat on Berlin crisis
Senate GOP member Homer Capehart says Democratic calls for flexible policy amount to retreat as Mansfield proposes direct talks and flexible options over East German puppet regime control of Berlin. State Department promises careful attention though prospects remain doubtful. Khrushchev demands withdrawal, Capehart argues inflexible policy is needed to protect Germany and Berlin.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Homer E. Capehart
Rind
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Russia
Soviet
Berlin
Mansfield
West Germany
State Department
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