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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1961
Page
14
In Berlin the East’s Col. Andrei Solovyev met Maj. Gen. Albert Watson Jr. of the United States for a discussion at Solovyev’s request. The US spokesman cited mutual interests but offered no specifics. The meeting follows protests from Western commanders over the Berlin wall actions.
Twelve year old Terry Jo Duperrault expects to leave a Miami hospital soon as she recovers from injuries after surviving the Blue Bell cruise disaster. Her attorney says she will not be sent home on a stretcher and is regaining strength.
Dr John M Curtis head of Agricultural Economics at University of Maryland will speak to the Kiwanis Club of Fred on Tuesday. his Farm City Week talk at Francia Scott Key Hotel highlights Curtis career in marketing economics and farm policy.
The Dominican Republic told the U N Security Council that it welcomes U S warships off its shores as a bulwark against invasion by Cuba or other Communist nations. Delegates emphasized the fleet’s presence and denied Cuban influence in Dominican affairs.
Cuban envoy Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui charged that U S warships and aircraft threaten the Dominican Republic and demanded the U N condemn the United States as aggressor and withdraw ships. He accused Dominican opposition of being unrepresented and linked Trujillo era forces to President Balaguer. The U N Council postponed further debate until next Tuesday as diplomats expect only a note of statements and no action on the Cuban complaint.
Conservative leaders in Brazil, angered by renewed diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union, move to censure Foreign Minister Francisco Dantas. In a 12 to 7 vote within the Democratic Action Group, 19 members backed the motion and plan to obtain 50 signatures to bring it to the floor, citing fears of Soviet influence and regional agitation.
A National Council of Teachers of English committee urged steadfast defense against a censorship wave threatening to remove classics from school shelves. The 31st convention drew about 700 English teachers as organizers pressed the stand. Indonesia waives landing fees for cruiser liners to boost tourism as Jakarta campaigns for visitors.
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