Dominican fears of Cuban invasion plot exposed
General Pedro Rodriguez Bavarria said Fidel Castro’s regime trains 1800 to 2000 Central Americans for an invasion of the island nation from Cuba’s Sierra Maestra mountains. He linked recent strikes to hold Dominican troops, while reinforcements move north as a curfew calms the capital after four days of clashes. Ten women and a youth were injured by blasts.
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Obituary notices for Augusta Kook and Dr T T Hoxsey
Augusta M Kook 80 Wilton died after long illness at Wilton Nursing Home She married Frank Kook in 1913 at Wilton Survived by husband two sisters and many nieces and nephews Funeral services set at St Marys Catholic Church Wilton Burial Oakdale Cemetery Grifffith Funeral Home in charge Dr T T Hoxsey former Muscatine physician died Nov 23 in Bradenton Florida Resided there since 1941 Funeral held at Whelan Funeral Home Rock Island.
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Dietrich Sues McCalls Over Magazine Story
Marlene Dietrich filed a $2 million defamation suit against McCall Corp based on an article titled The Dietrich Legend in the June 1960 issue. A spokesman said the action targets false statements about the actress contained in the piece.
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Castro declares Marxist commitment and one party Cuba
In a late night television address Fidel Castro proclaimed himself a Marxist Leninist and said socialism is a worldwide force. He announced plans to unify political groups into a single party called the united party of Cuba's socialist revolution, stating there cannot be multiple movements.
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Banks Can Up Interest Rate On Savings
Washington announces banks may offer savers 4 percent interest on 43 billion dollars of deposits starting January 2, raising the limit from 3 percent to boost competition with savings and loan associations and attract foreign funds, though banks still must seek approval.
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Atlas and Polaris score important missile test successes
Atlas and Polaris achieved major test successes at Cape Canaveral. The Polaris A2 flew 1 000 miles from a lane pad testing warhead components with radio telemetry. The Atlas reached 5 000 miles in a separate test and released 32 small capsules containing reactive elements to study atmospheric dispersion via ionization barriers.
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Elks Chanters Stage Encore Show At Muscatine High
Elks Chanters performed to a full Muscatine High School auditorium, with a program of popular songs and solo numbers. Proceeds from tonight’s concert benefit the Muscatine Junior College building fund, aiming toward an $80,000 goal with about $35,000 raised so far.
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Sentencing of Stump Delayed in Des Moines
Ronald M. Stump's sentencing on a second degree murder conviction was postponed by Polk County District Court to allow time for study of defense motions filed by attorney Jo Riley McManus. Judge C Edwin Moore postponed sentencing to Monday as motions are prepared and reviewed. The delay follows a 20 page brief and 10 affidavits seeking a new trial or release.
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Powers Gamble Prestige on Peiping's U.N. Bid
United States and Soviet Union clash in opening China debate over Peiping's seat at the United Nations. Ambassador Stevenson warns the China question holds the UN's future, while the Kremlin counters, accusing the U S of pressuring the assembly.
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Indictment of United Communist Party Over Nonregistration
The Communist Party of the United States is indicted for failing to register as a Soviet agent. Conviction could bring $10,000 daily fines for nonregistration and up to five years in prison for each day. About 100 thousand party members are believed to exist in the United States.
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Tree Hermit Faces Vagrancy Charge in Minneapolis
Walter M. Harvey, a beard-ed recluse from a cardboard and tree-branch hideout, appeared in Municipal Court on Friday to answer vagrancy charges. He defended himself before Judge Donald T. Barbeau, saying he had studied vagrancy laws to be prepared. Barbeau freed Harvey and praised his presentation energy.
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Collision kills Cedar Rapids girl
Cedar Rapids sixteen year old Janet Sue Schofield died Friday night in a collision between her car and a truck. Authorities said Miss Schofield drove out of a service station and collided with an oncoming truck driven by Clifford Long near Marshalltown.
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Venezuela Expects JFK Visit in December
Caracas reports President Kennedy is expected to visit Venezuela in mid December, Foreign Minister Marcos Falcon Briceño said today. The White House said the dates had not yet been set.
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Ulbricht Rejects U S Autobahn Control Idea
East Germany’s Walter Ulbricht denounces Kennedy’s proposal for an international autobahn administration. He says the West German Berlin autobahn belongs to East Germany and warns U S troops along the highway infringe state sovereignty. Neues Deutschland accuses the troop move of proving American strength and calls for peaceful resolution of West Berlin.
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SCI Prof to Run For Governor
Cedar Falls an elderly educator has disclosed plans to run for governor and favors a state lottery to help finance education. WW B Fagan 74 veteran professor of English at State College of Town says he will run as an independent next year. He is emeritus at SCL where he has taught since 1915.
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Beefup for Nike Zeus missile production
President Kennedy and Secretary McNamara plan to ask Congress for funds to start tooling up for production of the Nike Zeus anti missile system. The decision follows recent test successes and stems from a Hyannis Port conference amid preparations for the new military budget.
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Davenport Man Fatally Struck by Car in Davenport
Davenport Henry Burken, 73, of Davenport, was fatally injured Friday night after walking into the side of a moving car in a residential area. He was thrown about 40 feet. Betty Jean Wilson, 31, Davenport, the car’s driver, was not charged. It was Davenport’s first fatal accident of the year.
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Henry Burken
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Betty Jean Wilson
Congo Resumes Ties With Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia
In Leopoldville the Congo government restored diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia after breaking them in September 1960 amid the Mobutu-backed coup period. Charge d affaires from the three Communist missions presented credentials as acting Foreign Minister Lengema approved. Adowia’s regime had signaled support for formal ties with nations seeking them.
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Joseph Mobutu
Adowia
Seek Injunction in McComb Against CORE Racial Plaintiffs
McComb Mississippi officials planned to seek a federal court injunction to prevent the arrival of more Freedom Riders after white men attacked visiting newsmen. Mayor C H Douglas announced the move against the Congress of Racial Equality as six riders desegregated Greyhound Bus Terminal. Police protected the city amid continued threats and attacks on reporters.
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Life Magazine
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Goldfine Holds Key To Vast Political Scandal
Washington reports Bernard Goldfine, jailed Boston textile magnate, may hold crucial evidence in a sprawling Justice Department probe. NBC’s William H. Lawrence said the case could rival Teapot Dome in scope, with investigators weighing grand jury action amid unclear testimony from Goldfine and secretary Mildred Papers nan.
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