Cuban Warships Seize Exiles on British Island Anguilla
Cuban warships seized 19 refugees from Anguilla Key in the Cay Sal Bank area while U S and British forces watched. A Coast Guard ship carried 11 survivors to Key West as Washington reported to Nassau and London. The incident, described as a kidnapping, involved a helicopter and the Ariadne as the rescue vessel.
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Coast Guard
Washington
U.S
State Department
Anguilla Key
Richard T. Philips
U.S. Coast Guard
Key West
Anguilla ‘Key
Cuba
Cay Sal
Bahama Islands
Fourth Witness Calls Butts Bad Character
In a federal libel trial, Dr Hugh Mills testified that Wally Butts, former Georgia athletic director, has a bad character. Mills said his firsthand knowledge leads him to judge Butts as bad in character, as the ninth day of testimony continued in court.
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University of Georgia Athletic Board
Wally’ Butts
Georgia
Hugh Mills
University
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Lewis
Morgan
Tom
Mills
No Undue Pressure Says Gen Taylor
Gen Taylor testified that the Joint Chiefs of Staff agreed to back the limited Ian treaty without pressure or intimidation from civilian superiors in the Pentagon. The testimony stressed that military support remained free of political coercion during the discussions.
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Inxwell
B. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lestian
Pentagon
Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Cmmand
Moscow
Firhille
Russia
Senate Foreign ‘Relations, Committee
Merad
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Senate
Miitley
Joint House Atomic: Energy, Committee
Richard B. Russell
Armed ‘Services
Sematary
Rat Butte
Rascal
United” States
Fire Destroys Fort Dodge Bowling Alley
A damaging fire in Fort Dodge destroyed a downtown bowling establishment Wednesday. The blaze, fed by fumes from lacquer, caused explosions and shattered windows. five fire units battled the blaze for three hours. Inside, workers escaped safely as the building burned and equipment valued at about 25,000 dollars was lost.
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Jalter
Morris” Osmead
Besh
Bill Bullard
Bullard
Iblogks
Congressional Leaders Doubt Tax Cut This Year
Congress considers major tax cuts as House Ways and Means Committee opens debate. Proposals include increasing standard deductions for individuals, raising child credits, and reducing corporate rates. The plan faces skepticism from Senate leaders and administration doubts about timing.
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Ways and
Bettie
Ubras Tion
Loot Recovered After Great Train Robbery Arrests
Police said about 100,000 pounds two men and a woman were detained in Bournemouth after stopping a woman for lodging leads to recovered money in cars. Suspects faced charges in Buckinghamshire linked to the Glasgow-London mail robbery. Scotland Yard pressed multiple leads across London and the south coast. A Cannes report quoted Billy Hill denying masterminding the heist and noting reports of a brain behind the robbery possibly in the French Riviera.
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Buckinghamshire
England
London
Britain
Bournemouth
Nwo Wem
Scotland Yard
Soho Difiel
East End
Cannes
French Riviera
Billy Hill
France
Hamselé
Meet With Russians Begin in Western Talks Push
The United States starts consultation with NATO allies on the next round of Western talks with the Soviet Union. Officials hope negotiations by mid next month, likely around UN opening, will shape a new Western position. Talks on disarmament at Geneva and US Soviet discussions in Washington and Moscow also proceed. The UN in New York may see a proposal to restart space law talks. Shrushchov’s motives remain unclear as officials weigh the next steps in East West diplomacy.
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United States
NATO
Dean Rusk
Retaary
Lond’ Hanie
Andrew A. Gromyko
New York
General Assembly
Geneva
State Department
Foreign Office
Amassador
Moscow
United Nations
Soviet Union
U. S
Shrushchov
Red Ching
Khrushcdev
Eisenhower
Moscow - Peking
East Germany
U.S
Congress May Seek Delay of Railroad Strike Amid Talks
Congress weighs delaying the threatened August 20 railroad strike and creating a special House-Senate panel to supervise renewed talks. AFL-CIO president George Meany backs compulsory arbitration as the plan gains Senate Commerce Committee support led by Sen. Clayson of California with six co sponsors.
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House-Senate
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Kennedy
Meany
Sen. Clay
Nete
D-Calif
Senate Commerce
China says Soviet Union backs away from nuclear test ban
A New China News Agency spokesman said the Soviet Union reneged on a 1957 defense pact by refusing to provide samples of atomic bombs and by undermining the test ban treaty. The statement accused Moscow of aiming to appease the United States and protect West German militarists, challenging Soviet commitment to international nuclear limits.
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China
Daza
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
United ‘States
Smanpoly
Brewer Surrenders to Police in Council Bluffs
A man identified as Brewer surrendered to police in Council Bluffs after a shooting that killed Ray and injured a woman named Dorothy Burky. The suspect boarded a train, wandered Des Moines area, stole a car, and fled before contacting his sisters and agreeing to surrender. Police recovered the gun near the wreck site and noted prior mental health treatment and past arrests in Nebraska.
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Council Bluffs
Dorothy Burky
Kilegand
Betty Epperson
Connell
Bluffs
Ray
Pear McClelland
Here
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Connail Bluffs
Fonda
Counci Bluffs
Onvabac
Nebraska
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