Miami Exile Leadership Crippled by Restrictions
A Cuba report says guerrilla forces are weak and arms scarce, dimming Miami exile prospects amid U S crackdowns on raids. About 18 exile leaders barred from Dade County, while Coast Guard and Immigration tighten patrols against Cuba and Soviet ships. US officials vow to use neutrality laws to stop refugee raids and attacks at sea. A Cuban leader calls this final array, with no invasion, no exile government, and no jobs left.
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United States
Catelox Ponin
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People's Revolutionary Movement
Ami
Dade County
Coast Guard
Immigration Service
Washington
State and Justice Departments
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Revolutionary Study Directorate
Jose Antonio Lanusa
House Slated to Weigh Regulation of Utilities
A proposed state bill to regulate public utilities advances after a weekend compromise. Key players include Rep. Harold Fischer and groups such as the League of Town Municipalities and Northwestern Bell. The measure outlines franchising rules for city annexations and shared service provisions, with timelines and conditions for buyouts and transfers.
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Wellsburg
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State Committee Commission
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League of Town Municipalities
Towa Association of Runal Electric Cooperatives
Northwestern Bell ‘Telephone Co
Towa Association of Independent ‘Telephone Companies
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Oul Tiem
Mina
Plane Crash Kills Priests and Pilot Near Woodstock
In dense fog north of Woodstock a light Cessna 172 crashed after narrowly missing two homes. Four clergy and a pilot died, including Revs Harold Heineman, 32, Carpentersville. Thomas Fischer, 27, Melrose Park. and Rennewh Wonlas, 28, Chicago. Robert Heineman, 20, Hunle, is believed to have been the pilot.
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Woodstock
Chicago
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Dowe
Rev
Heineman
Robert Heinemen
Hunle
Robert Heineman
Dowd
Robert
U S Officials Oppose Medical Care Proposal
U S officials oppose a Will In the Town Legislature to implement the Kerr Mills medical care plan. It would provide 16 million dollars annually for care for those over 65 but deny benefits to Old Age Assistance recipients. John J. Hurley and Harold Hughes criticized the plan for denying income recipients. Federal approval is required as the Kerr Mills plan is 58 percent federally funded.
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Des Moines
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
John J. Hurley
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Harold Hughes
Kerr Mills
Romney Urges Michiganders to Pass New State Constitution
Governor George Romney risks his political prestige by urging a vote to fund a new state constitution opposed by Democrats and labor leaders. Former Gov. John B. Swainson and AFL-CIO president August Scholle condemn the proposal.
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Detroit
Repubican
George Romney
Castro says rebels in Cuba nearly halved in month
Tas, the Soviet news agency, calls U S exile restrictions theatrically gesture. A New York report cites Fidel Castro claiming his armed forces have liquidated about 60 percent of rebel forces in 30 days, while Penin notes seven commando groups operate in Cuba with limited funds and arms.
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Iraqi Students Abandon Soviet Campuses Amid Purge Crisis
Iraqi students ignore appeals from Soviet authorities and their government and return home after the Soviet anti Communist purge campaign. Cultural attache Mahmoud Shukri cites violence driving the exodus from Soviet university campuses.
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Ayosemy
Arene Sorgettts
Mahmoud Shukri
Iraq
New York Newspapers End Strike After 24 Days
New York City resumes publication as 19,000 newspaper workers return after nearly four months of strikes. The disruption halted the city’s news flow and cost an estimated 250 million dollars to the local economy as residents rushed to read what remains.
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New York Sun
New York City
Tentative Pact For Cleveland Striking Printers Eases Obstacles
Cleveland papers move toward printing as negotiations near a contract end with the Publishers Association of New York City. The strike, longest in city history, began December 8 and ends after 317 photoengravers voted to accept terms. Prices shift on editions and papers report brisk sales.
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Tonyas
Times
Horard Tribune
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Long Island
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New York City
Body Found in Mississippi River Near Savanna
Two youths searching for a spot to beach their boat near Savanna found the body of Chicago man Frank Williams Sr. 33, who drowned last November 3 when his fishing boat capsized in Brentriss Lake about 12 miles east of Dubuque. Officials identified the recovered body as Williams.
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Mississippi River
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Dubuque
Weekend motor mishaps claim six in state
The Associated Press reports six people died in weekend traffic crashes across the state. Victims include James Meyer 26 of Newton who died after a two car collision south of Colfax. Susan Tomolonzic 17 of Colfax hospitalized with a broken reserve and sister Xaney Eilean injured. Also killed were Warren Elwyn Corey 21 Parsons College student in Ottumwa. David M. Cole 21 Lone Tree who died when his car hit a utility pole. Edwin Seagren 72 visiting from North Dakota in Palo Alto County. Melvin Hall 36 Guthrie Center hit on I 35 80. and Mrs John LaValleur 61 Ashby Minnesota who died later from injuries.
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James Meyer
Newton
Colfax
Susan Tomolonzic
Des Moines
Xaney Eilean
Ann Geise
Peru
Southerica
Corey
Schwarz
Baron Becker
Rivervale
Carolyn Grifffen
Peoria
Mary Ann Westermund
Ballsoa
Spa
N. J
Parsons
Autumwa Heights College
David M. Cole
Lone Tree
Ottumwa
Edwin Seagren
Bismarck
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Uavee
Curley
Palo Alto County
Melvin Hall
Guthrie Center
John LaValleur
Ashby
Minn
Newton Hospital
Calfax
Nine Skiers Die in Austrian Avalanche Disaster
In Innsbruck Austria nine skiers were killed in what authorities describe as the season s worst avalanche. Rescue teams recovered the last victim this morning as search efforts concluded. Authorities say the incident occurred at a popular alpine area drawing emergency crews and spectators.
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Austria
Cole Services To Be Held At Lime Springs
Funeral services for David M. Cole, 1, of Lane Tree, killed when a car struck a utility pole in Ottumwa Sunday morning are arranged by Zachow Funeral Home at Lime Springs. The accident occurred about 4 45 am. Driver Michael Oliver, 44, of Ottumwa, was treated and released. Other hospitalized passengers include Rom Quinn, 24, Ottumwa, and Dee Smedenna, 21, Sixourney. Uninjured were Angie Quinn, 18, and Laura Nygren, 22, of Ottumwa. The Coles recently moved from Lime Springs to Lone Tree where Mrs. Cole taught in Lone Tree Community Schools at mid term.
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Lane Tree
Orulumwa
Art the Zachow
Lime Springs
Michael Oliver
Otumwa
Rom Quinn
Ottunwa
Dee Smedenna
Defense Minister Seizes Power in Guatemala Coup
Col Enrique Peralta has proclaimed a new regime in Guatemala after ousting President Ydigoras and seizing control of executive and legislative powers. He dissolved Congress, banned all parties, suspended the constitution, and pledged elections yet unspecified. Arevalo remains at large. U S reaction is cautious amid regional anti-Communist drive.
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Arevalo
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Latin America
Syria Imposes 18 Hour Daily Curfew Under Revolutionary Council
Damascus announces an 18 hour daily curfew as Brig. Amin al Halabi takes martial law powers and interior duties. The move follows Damascus and Aleppo demonstrations on Algerian delegation arrival amid Baath and pro-Nasser faction tensions. Unity talks among Syria, Iraq and the United Arab Republic face criticisms from Cairo press.
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Mohammed Heikat
al Ahram
Cairo
Ba'athists
Utah Supreme Court allows sales tax on out of state pipe sales
The Utah Supreme Court today ruled unanimously that Utah can collect its 2 percent sales levy on pipe sold by a Provo manufacturer for delivery to out of state users. The unsigned order reversed a lower court ruling that such tax burdened interstate commerce. The same day the court agreed to review Federal Power Commission authority over wholesale electricity rates.
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Provo
High Court
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Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Waterloo Man and Wife Die in River Boat Crash
Harland Earl Edgerton and his wife Stella Edgerton, of Waterloo, were killed when their cabin cruiser struck a submerged tree stump in the Mississippi River near Harpers Ferry. Edgerton died from a temple skull fracture. Stella’s body to be recovered as dragging resumes. Authorities noted life preservers were on board but not used. Mrs. Edgerton could not swim.
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Mississippi River
Here
Harald Earl Edgerton
Stella
Allamakee County
Alden Wiley
Ede Serton
U.S. Resource Outlook Says Growth Can Persist Through 21st Century
A five year study by Resources for the Future concludes the United States has ample resources to support a $2 billion economy by 2000 and continued growth into the next century. It highlights land as a major future shortage, cropland capacity, population shifts, autos and energy trends, diets, clothing, and water supply needs across regions.
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Resourcer For the Future, Inc
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