U S Blamed In Cuba Bombings Raise Tension In Havana
In Havana, Revolucion accuses the United States of supplying explosives to terrorists after a series of bombings that injured more than 60 people. A department store blast wounded a crowd, and bombs hit a variety store and a nightclub, with a train collision blamed on saboteurs.
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Revolucion
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower Pertagon Falan
Revelacion
Haivena
Camasuey-Havara
Central Park
Jail escapee recaptured at mother's Appleton home
Harold K Zimmerman 19 escaped Outagamie County jail before noon Tuesday after sentencing for car theft. He was recaptured at 11:20 p m at his mother’s home 2012 X Appleton St Appleton. Police planned a search and found him hiding in a residence.
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Neenah's Island
Neenal-Menasha
Menasha
Zimmerman
Jack Freatt
Outagame County
Appleton
Walnut Street
Middleton
Ft. Sheridan
Waupun
Prantl Ete Wee Eae
Seize Former Mental Patient After Gunfight
A former mental patient, Granville Johns, surrendered after wounding two officers in a Tuesday gunbattle near Jackson Kentucky. He fled through rugged terrain with his wife and ten children, later fleeing a police barricade. all eight children aged 2 to 35 died in the cabin fears, while Mrs. Johnson said he was armed with a sawed off .22 caliber rifle.
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Granville Johns
Johnson
Johnson Mey- Johnson
Pokes
Plan to Aid Distressed Areas Ready
Washington reports a Kennedy era plan to aid distressed coal region areas headed by Sen. Paul H. Douglas. The three part proposal aims to boost public works funds, temporarily raise unemployment benefits, and create regional redevelopment boards to coordinate efforts for chronically unemployed communities. The plan also calls for retraining miners, targeted federal contracts, and expanded markets for coal products, with a long term strategy to revitalize troubled regions.
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Iap
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Paul H. Douglas
Dill
Kelp
West Virginia
Douglas
Pan
Ufe
Senate
Arraign Two For Robbery And Murder
Two youths were arraigned in Milwaukee on first degree murder charges connected to the robbery of a 16 year old woman. Bail was set at 325,000 each. Civford Pisutz was ordered held for a preliminary hearing. Leroy J. Paw waived the hearing and was bound over to Municipal Court for trial. Neither could furnish bail.
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Milwaukee
Chris T. N
Civford Pisutz
Desree
Leroy J. Paw
Unarmed U S Plane Hit by Gun Fire Over Laos
A U S Air Force reconnaissance plane observing Soviet air drops over Vangvieng Laos was hit by small arms fire Tuesday. Maj Armand Riser and a four crew were aboard. no injuries reported. The attack may have come from a Soviet aircraft as the plane returned to base.
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Laos
U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
Armand Riser
Mi Auache
Vangvieng
Vientigne
Lee Nun
Pee
Riser
Aitaache
Kennedy News Conferences May Be Carried Live
President Kennedy plans some news conferences to be broadcast live on eve ning TV and radio from Palm Beach. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said networks are receptive to live coverage while noting Eisenhower held few live sessions.
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Fla
Jonn F_ Kennedy
Kennedys
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Kennedy
Richard Me Nixon
Isenhower
San Francisco
Salinger Tld
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Seoul
Meyor
John Chang
Democratic Party
New Democratic Party
Dr Dooley Returns To U S Hospital
Dr Tom Dooley, in great pain and barely able to walk, returns from Hong Kong to New York to enter Memorial Center for Cancer and Allied Diseases. He had been treated for cancer in 1959 and recently shown to suffer from spinal bone degeneration, prompting his hospital admission.
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Tom. Dooley
Memorial Center For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Jey
Laos
Recen
Hong Kong
Dooley
Idlewild
Mealesim
Ectos
Oof Medico
Mali Ambassador Maiga Presents Credentials in Washington
The ambassador from the new independent African nation Mali, Abdoulaye Maiga, presented his credentials Tuesday in Washington in the presence of President Eisenhower.
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Washington
UPI
Mali
Abdoulaye Maiga
Eisenhower
Tear Gas and Hoses in Belgian General Strike
Tear gas and fire hoses were used by Belgian police to break up demonstrations in Ghent and Antwerp as unions call for a general strike. The movement aimed to topple the government of Premier Gaston Eyskens with Catholic and Socialist participation, leaving rail and power services disrupted and Christmas dimmed.
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Belgium
Iap
Ghent
Socialist Union
Ad- Antwerp
Antwerp
Pre
Mier Gaston Exskens
Sirik
Elf
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Balisis
Congo
Eyskensa Hitler
Kennedy taps Zuckert for Air Force post Connally for Navy
President elect Kennedy names Eugene Zuckert to head the Air Force and Texas attorney John B. Connally to be secretary of the Navy. The announcements came after talks with Robert McNamara and amid plans to meet with Sen. Fulbright and Roosevelt Jr. in Palm Beach. Zuckert is a former assistant secretary of the Air Force and ex Atomic Energy Commission member. Connally is a decorated Navy veteran and longtime Kennedy ally.
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Air Force
John F. Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Eugene Zuckert
Atomic Energy Commission
Zuckert
Kennedy
John B. Connally
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Navy
Connally
Atlantic
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Franklin P. i Roosevelt Jr
U.S. House of Representates
New York
Pierre Salinger
Secretary of the Navy
Lyndon Johns
U.S
Tom Connal Sy
Johnson
New Johnson
House
Senate
Sagia
Conselly
Final Toll For Holiday Reaches 488
Traffic fatalities over the long weekend rose to 488, below an initial council estimate and well under a projected 493 for a similar period. The publican survey notes 293 deaths during Nixon era holidays and cites events at Mastlower Hotel with a Capitol Hill Club reception.
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Ery Council
Washington
Vice
Ated
Richard M. Nixon
Capitol Hill Club
New Republican Social Group
Pact Ends Chicago Area Trucker Strike After Talks
The Independent Chicago Truck Drivers Union agreed to reenter negotiations with Teamsters after meetings with James Hoffa. About 39,000 drivers in 40 locals were affected, spanning Chicago area firms including Elgin and Waukegan. The union sought a 23 cent ten hour wage rise plus welfare, vacation, and pension improvements.
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Wackers
Independent
Truck&s
Chicago Truck Drivers Union
James 2. Hoffa
Edward Feoner
Teamsters Union
Chi Ing
Kee, Elgin
Tora
Waukegan
Fenner
Hoffa
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