Bulkeley notes Cuba civilians moved from area around Guantanamo Bay
Rear Adm. John D. Bulkeley says civilians have cleared a five mile deep zone around Guantanamo Bay amid satellite observation. he calls the area and Cuban troops a potential Berlin Wall and warns against Castro sponsored demonstrations. The claim rests on visual evidence from bases and fence lines.
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AFL-CIO Eyes White Collar Group Drive to Organize 14 Million
The AFL-CIO aims to mobilize unorganized white collar workers across teachers, government employees, clerks, and office staff, a pool larger than its current 13.5 million. Blame for past failures cited includes weak organizing strategies and late action, per Labor Review.
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Weekend fires claim eighteen lives across four states
Eighteen people including 13 children died in four fires Sunday in Ohio Maryland Texas and New Jersey. A Newark area blaze killed five children while a Baltimore fire spurred arson doubts. A Dallas blaze killed four firefighters and a Cleveland fire killed a mother and four children as the husband escaped.
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Mrs. Radziwill Granted Church Annulment in London
Vatican confirms the Sacred Rota annulled Princess Lee Radziwill's 1953 marriage to Michael Canfield. She and Prince Stanislaus Radziwill wed in a civil ceremony in Fairfax, Virginia, in 1959, after a civil divorce, with the church marriage not recognized by the Vatican. The annulment followed years of petitions since 1958.
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England
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Ball barred from embassy over missing pass at 5:30 a m
An undersecretary of state, James Ball, was denied entry to the U S Embassy because he left his State Department pass at the hotel. After two officials verified his identity, he was admitted. An embassy spokesman commended the guard for following procedures. Gleason proposes interstate compact to aid seven Appalachian states.
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