U. S. Dollars Continue To Leak Into Cuba
U S Dollars continue to flow to Havana as Castro’s regime enters year three and Cuba US trade shuts down. About 23 million monthly leaves the US, aided by tobacco trade and Cuban exiles, while Canada and Mexico supply parts and currency. The tobacco link supports Cuban income, and a longshoremen’s ban reduces wage losses. A separate note reports a London police recruitment drive amid staffing shortages.
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Cuba
Havana
Canada
Mexico
U.S
Castro
Florda
Philipine
Colombia
Brazian
International Longshoremen’s Association
Florida
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Lovettsville Weekend Guests and Local Notices
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Otho Spring included John Wheeler and family Knoxville Md George Compher and four sons Falls Church Va and Ralph Graham. Other items note a shrimp dinner by the Lovettsville Game Club a hospital move for Mrs Harry Cooper and various local meetings and births. The district reports low crime rates in India contrasted with unclear enforcement.
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John Keister
Lovettsville
Otho! Spring
John H. Wheeler
Knoxville
George Compher
Falls Church
Ralph Graham
Spring
William A Moore
Jaynes Moore
Fort Belvoir
James Cupp
Bob
Alexandria
Patsy Reed
Ruth Spring
Lovettsville Game Club
Ther Farilies
Edgar Baker
Harry Cooper
Loudoun County Hospital
Lovettsville Boy Scout Troop
Jasper Rickard
Mascon Payne
Clopgons Nursing Home
Paeonian Springs
Howard Harrington
Thomas Wenner
Charlestown General Hospital
Loudoun County High School
PTA
Roxy Johnson
WSC5
Mt Olivet Methodist Church
Louise Ridgeway
America Today in History Highlights From 1862 to 1961
A compendium recounts major historical milestones and anniversaries from 1862 to 1961, listing Burnside’s relief, UMWA founding, Stilwell’s command, and a Soviet gesture, followed by birthdays, notable queries in a Kennedy press conference, and a Matterhorn ascent note. The piece ties events to individuals, nations, and institutions, underscoring historical shifts and notable figures across eras.
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Ambrose E. Burnside
Fredericksburg
Joseph Hooker
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph W. Stilwell
U.S. Army
Ben Lear
Eisenhower
George N. Zarubin
Bulganin
U.N
Soviet Union
Freeman B Olmstead
John R McKone
Arctic
James Edward Murdoch
Philadelphia
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