U S Opposes Raids on Cuba
Washington reports the United States opposes hit and run raids on Cuba by anti Castro exiles. Exile leaders say attacks will continue claiming they fight for Cuba while the State Department calls such forays dangerous and ineffective and says it is investigating any possible law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Cuba
U.S
Sagua la Grande
Las Villas
Havana
Moscow Radio
Rolvaag Set To Be Minnesota Governor After Recount Victory
A three judge panel will issue a certificate of election for Democrat Karl Rolvaag in Minnesota on Thursday or Friday after a 91 vote recount lead over Republican Elmer Andersen. The panel found unanimous agreement on nearly 1000 disputed ballots andRolvaag’s final tally reached 619,842 to Andersen’s 619,751. Andersen may appeal, potentially delaying final outcome by weeks. costs of recount seem slated to the loser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Rolvang
Elmer L. Andersen
Andersen
J. H. Sylvestre
Rolvaag
Minnesota Supreme Court
Capitol
Brehive
Jetliner crashes on mountain killing 16 in Italy
A Comet IV airliner carrying members of King Saudi's entourage crashed near Mt Matto in Italy, killing all 16 aboard including seven staff and a nine member crew. The king was not aboard. The plane went down in a rainstorm while returning to the Riviera from Nice. Snow covered the scene. Aix-en-Provence said it occurred halfway up the two mile peak. Cosmonauts Nikolayev and Popovich flew to Brazil with a Soviet delegation to Sao Paulo for the aeronautics exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cueno
Italy
Nice
Geneva
Riviera
Aix-en-Provence
France
Mt. Matto
Famed Polar Vessel Bear Sinks East of Boston
The 198 foot Barkentine Bear, famed for polar exploits, sank 260 miles east of Boston after tow line failure during a tow from Halifax to Philadelphia. Coast Guard rescued two crewmen as a rubber liferaft was delivered. Built for ice floes, the Bear was to be preserved as a historic relic.
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Boston
Cape Sable
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Irving Birch
Halifax
Philadelphia
North Atlantic
United States
St. Johns
Blame U S For Shelling Cuban Freighter Lvov
Havana accused the United States of shelling the Soviet freighter Lvov at Isabela de Sagua port after reports by exile groups Alpha 66 and Second National Front of Escambray. The Cuban Armed Forces Ministry confirmed cannon fire and machine gun damage, while denying attack on a Soviet camp and noting U S opposition to raids against Castro’s regime.
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Havana
United States
Isabela de Sagua
Alpha 66
Second National Front
Escambray
Armed Forces Ministry
Lvov
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Cambridge dog eats through garden, owner seeks damages
Constable Gerald Patten asked Cambridge council for 8.46 in damages for Cepa the police dog, kept in his yard for four months. He said the dog chewed an ornamental walnut tree, a honeysuckle vine, two six foot fence sections, and two rose bushes.
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Cambridge
England
UPI
Gerald Patten
Council
Cepa
Patten
Bali Island Volcano Toll Reaches 150 Dead
Jakarta AP reports Agung Volcano on Bali island has killed 150 people with about 100 injured after Sunday’s eruption. Relief workers and supplies are being sent as 250,000 residents may be moved from the disaster area in the northeastern part of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Agung
Bali
Red Cross
Sumarno Sosroatmodjo
Paradise
Sumarno
Welfare Ministry
Ill-Starred transpacific flight returns to California
Ninety passengers and crew aboard a Military Air Transport Constellation fly from Hawaii to California after a six hour low level flight with two engines out. The crew splits to two planes, Lt Cmdr Robert L Ekelund leads the return, while Coast Guard escort assists near Hilo Hawaii. One passenger loses purse with $420 cash and another tosses 12 bottles of scotch overboard amid fuel conservation and engine failures.
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Honolulu
California
Hawaii
Hickam Air Force Base
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Robert L. Ekelund
Navy
Air Force
Ekelund
Dawan Island
MATS
Hickam
Constellation
Kilo
Hilo
Coast Guard
Shove
Lenten Message Reflects On Remembrance In Faith
Rev T W J Boadway of First Baptist Church Berlin reflects on Jesus command Do This In Remembrance Of Me. He notes disciples did not grasp full meaning then nor do we now, yet remembrance leads to hope through deaths and resurrections of many hopes and ambitions.
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Jesus
Christ
T. W. J. Boadway
First Baptist Church
Berlin
UW Budget Cut Proposed in Wisconsin Legislature For University
A $113 million cut over two years was recommended by a subcommittee of the Legislature to reduce Gov. Joan Reynolds's $94.8 million two year UW budget. Tuition for residents would rise to 300 a year at Madison Milwaukee and extension centers while nonresident fees would jump from 750 to 1000 making them the highest in the Big Ten. Professors' salaries would rise 8 percent first year and 10 percent second year with merit increases at 6 and 5 percent. The report notes possible further and drastic cuts if revenues are not available and promises further study on education television and state health labs.
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Madison
UPI
Joan Reynolds
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Reynolds
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Alexander R. Grant
Green Bay
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Hollander
Finance Committee
Looting of Jeweler Nets $334000 in Diamonds and Jewelry
Two masked men robbed Gold Jewelry Co at 12th and Walnut in Kansas City, taking about $334,000 in loot. Principal victim Nathan Pevsner, 83, a traveling dealer from Chicago, reported $224,000 in diamonds and pieces missing while HyjGold safes yielded $140,000 in jewelry.
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Kansas City
The
Gold Jewelry Co
12Th and
Walnut
Nathan Pevsner
Chicago
Prevsner
Hy jGold
Woman Finds Car Damaged After Note Left at Center
NO NAME Palos Verdes Estates Calif UPI Police said today Mrs Nancy Irons found extensive fender damage to her car at a shopping center after returning to see a note saying I have hit your car Anyone watching will think that I am leaving my name but I am not You people look like you can afford it Sorry The note implies the driver did not leave a name and apologized in a taunting manner.
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Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
UPI
Nancy Irons
Kennedy claims organized crime in Wisconsin exists
Attorney General Robert Kennedy said organized crime has toehold in Wisconsin, while declining to name communities. He noted the federal government is aware of the problem and discussed ongoing FBI investigations related to the disappearance of Kenosha distributor Anthony Biernat. Kennedy, in Chicago for a briefing on the fight against organized crime, did not focus on Biernat’s murder but referenced related leads under investigation.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Robert Kennedy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kennedy
Kenosha
Anthony Biernat
Bong Air Force Base
Biernat
John W Reynolds
Milwaukee
Storms and Floods Hit Multiple States and Regions
Flooding from the Ohio River Valley to the Monongahela prompts emergency actions in Weston and Brownsville areas. Over 100 families displaced. 30 patients moved at Stonewall Jackson Hospital as water filled building. Ohio River flood stage nears 25 feet at Pittsburgh. Hocking River rises near Athens with possible two feet above flood level. Snow and high winds lash Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin and New York Vermont New Hampshire Maine. several fatalities in Indiana as tornadoes and hail cause extensive damage. Weather warnings extend across several northeastern and midwestern states.
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United Press International
Ohio River
Michigan
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Weston
W.va
West Fork
Stonewall Jackson Hospital
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Monongahela River
Brownsville
Elizabeth
Charleroi
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Ilinois
Hocking
College Town
Athens
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Houghton
Mich
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Indiana
Southland
Crete
Ind
Estinosha
Fond du Lac
Kennedy
Central American leaders seek aid as Castro era nears end
Six Central American presidents appeal to President Kennedy for economic aid and stronger anti subversion measures. They back a seven nation Declaration of Central America while Kennedy pledges Caribbean coast protection and multi million dollar regional development. They plan OAS action, a cabinet level security meeting, and faster intelligence exchange to curb Castro influence.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Central America
Castro
United States
Cuba
Caribbean
Panama
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Francisco Orlich
Julio Rivera
Migael Ydigoras
Ramon Villeda Morales
Luis Somoza
Roberto Chiari
University of
Organization of American States
Managua
Robert Fennedy
Veteran Communist Named Tough Kazakh Farm Region Post
Grigory Melnik, a veteran Communist, was appointed chairman of the Kazakh Central Committee Bureau for Agriculture. He faces reversing a five year decline in wheat harvests in the Virgin Lands farm region. Three men failed at this top Kazakh post in four years.
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Moscow
Grigory Melnik
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Virgin Lands
Kazakhstan
Kazakhatan Communist Party
Bureau For Agriculture
Soviets Seek Resumption of Berlin Talks
The Soviet Union told the United States it is ready to restart exploratory bilateral talks on Berlin. Soviet deputy foreign minister V S Semenov urged John M McSweeney to resume discussions, but gave no date or venue. The State Department arranged a meeting of the four allied powers to discuss the move.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
V. S. Semenov
John M McSweeney
Moscow
Hmd
Russia
Beria
State Department
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Luesa
Antonio Veciana
Cecilio Vazquez
Americas
Victor
Bern
Switzerland
King Saud of
Arabia
Brazil
UPD
Tass
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Sao Paulo
Bali Island
Agong
Antara
U.W
Subcommittee
Soviets
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