Water cut off at Guantanamo Naval Base by Cuba
Cuba cuts water to the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base until 36 Cuban fishermen held in the United States are released. The action follows the Cuban Foreign Ministry statement that water supply is suspended from noon Havana time, and Venezuela not involved. 36 detainees are in Key West awaiting Florida court proceedings.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
State Department
Switzerland
U.S
Havana
Navy
Guantanamo
Bay
Fidel Castro
Key West
Florida
Thomas A. Caro
Miami
Raul Roa
Guantanamo Bay
Naval Base
U.S. Coast Guard
Water supply at Guantanamo despite Cuban cutoffs
At Guantanamo Bay Cuba water can be drawn from a decommissioned tanker once based in Norfolk Virginia The base pays the Cuban government fourteen thousand dollars monthly for water and stores ten million gallons The plant converts sea water to drinking water but Castro cuts could strain two million gallons daily under normal conditions
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Washington
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Norfolk
Guantanamo
Guantanmo
Patrolman Tags Car After Finding Note Under Wiper
Mount Sterling Kentucky patrolman George McClure tickets a car for over parking after discovering a note under the windshield wiper. He adds a postscript stating a policeman is working outside the building.
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Mount Sterling
George McClure
McClure
P. S
Cyprus Airlift Leaves 572 US Dependents Behind
One-day emergency airlift evacuated 572 American women and children from Cyprus to Beirut as 1,700 Americans on the island weighed leaving. The move followed the U S embassy bombing and car burnings amid Greek Cypriot opposition to a NATO peacekeeping force. British troops moved into Paphos to end Greek Turkish fighting. U Thant cut short his African tour to return to New York.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.S
Beirut
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Prus
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Achbishop Makarios
Paphos
U.N
U Thant
New York
Security Council
Makarios
NATO
Britain
Soviet Union
Thruway Income Reaches Record 66 Million
The State Thruway Authority reports last year's income rose to a record 66.81 million dollars, up 7.3 percent from 1962. Operating expenses increased from 18.29 million to 20.91 million. Tolls on the 559 mile system totaled 58.93 million, beating the 1962 record of 55.14 million.
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Albany
Thruway Authority
Inmate’s Humorous Auto Tag Mystery at North Carolina Prison
An inmate at Central Prison in Raleigh is suspected of jokingly shaping a license tag reading U BUM. Prison officials who supervise tag production say the craft appeared at a local auto store selling state tags, sparking an unintended message.
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Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina
Central Prison
Shipwreck Survivors Claim Metal Object Rammed Yacht Hattie D
Eleven survivors of the Hattie D sinking off Cape Mendocino insist a metal object rammed their yacht rather than a natural log. Coast Guard lifted ten men along with the captain’s wife and a German shepherd, ending a Seattle to California voyage that began January 24.
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Pureka
Calif
Hattie
California
Carl Johnson
Seattle
Hattie D
Navy
Cape Mendocino
Johnson
Neah Bay
Washington
Cleveland Over Major Hurdle In Integration
Cleveland's school integration crisis moves past a major hurdle as the United Freedom Movement accepts the school board's plan for immediate integration at three white schools and ending picketing. The Collinwood Improvement Association discussed the plan but took no action, citing further consideration.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United Freedom Movement
Cleveland School Board
Hazeldell
UFM
Collinwood Improvement Association
Albert A. Ballew
Association
Tax Cut Bill On Brink Of Final Passage
Washington The administration’s 116 billion tax cut bill moved to the brink of final Senate passage. If not approved tonight it likely clears Friday after clearing the House. Shaped by some 10 to 12 amendments, it faces debates on oil and gas depletion allowances and a GOP attempt to repeal the 10 percent retail excise tax.
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Washington
Senate
House
GOP
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Albany
Upstate
J. F. Carlino
Carlino
Long Island
Joe
Rockefeller
Assembly
Verner M. Ingram
Potsdam
Filipino Hero Aguinaldo Dies at 94 in Manila
Gen Emilio Aguinaldo dies at Veterans Memorial Hospital in Manila after a third heart attack. The Philippines observes 15 days of mourning as leaders honor the independence hero who proclaimed the republic on June 12, 1898. Burial planned at his Manila Bay home with public lying in state.
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Manila
Philippines
Emilio Aguinaldo
Aguinaldo
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Warrer
Spain
United States
Manila Bay
Malacanang Palace
Firefighter Killed Falling From Fire Truck
E L Brickner a 53 year old Cranesville Volunteer Fire Department member was killed when he fell from the front seat of a fire truck struck by the vehicle while responding to a garage fire near Amsterdam Montgomery County police said the coroner reported.
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Amsterdam
E. L. Brickner
Montgomery County
Brickner
Cranesville
Here
Four Syracuse U Students Found Alive On Mountain
Four Syracuse University students missing since Monday in the northeastern mountains were found alive after a four day search. They sheltered in a mountain hut near Edmonds Colonet Jefferson and were evacuated by helicopter in good condition.
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MT. Washington
N. H
Syracuse University
Brunswick
Maine
Naval Air Station
Robert Koppe
Massaquepa Park
N. Y
Peter Catelli
Rouses Point
Craig Fournier
Tonawanda
Peter Bradford
Syracuse
U. S. Forestry Service
Edmonds Colonet
Jefferson
Rangers
Dow Air Force Base
Linn to Fight Extradition To Albany New York
Harold Linn, 55, decided to contest extradition to Albany where he is charged with killing a police sergeant. Handcuffed, he appeared before U.S. Commissioner C S Bentley Pike as the hearing on a federal unlawful flight charge continued to Tuesday. Linn declined to waive extradition and asked for a lawyer, with Raymond Smith appointed.
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Chicago
Harold Linn
Albany
N. Y
Linn
Federal Building
U.S
Bentley Pike
Pike
New York
Thomas P. McAvoy
Raymond Smith
Red Guerrillas Strike Hard in South Vietnam
Communist guerrillas conducted their strongest attacks since the January coup, targeting Phu My south of Saigon and a Mekong Delta outpost. A battalion seized five villages near Go Dau Ha, while Viet Cong forces overran Vi Thanh causing extensive casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Phu My
Mekong River
Cambodia
Go Dau Ha
Vi Thanh
Chuong Thien
Viet Nam
Purse-A-Day Thief Active Since 1960 in Denver
Police say Johnny E. Walker 28 has stolen a purse daily since 1960, taking weekends off. He was arrested after a chase in a federal building last Saturday and charged with crime on a government reservation.
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Denver
Colo. Vup
Johnny E. Walker
Walker
Connie Wykstra
New Mexico Storm Prompted Guard Deployment Across State
Gov Jack Campbell activated the National Guard and declared two counties emergency as a blizzard battered five southwestern states. In New Mexico US 54 closures and 60 to 70 stranded motorists prompted plows through 20-foot drifts while eight storm deaths were reported across the region.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Jack Campbell
National Guard
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Santa Rosa
Vaughn
N. M
Weather Bureau
Denver
Texas
Panhandles
Oklahoma
Kansas
Borger
Tex
Quay
Union
Apollo program seeks extra flight for lunar reconnaissance
Prompted by repeated failures of U S moon probes a group in the Apollo man to moon program has requested an extra Apollo flight for a lunar reconnaissance mission.
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Brooks Air Force Base
Tex
U. S
Steamroller Tactics in Civil Rights Bill Debated
Southern opponents criticized a bipartisan coalition for approving the key public accommodations section of the civil rights bill. The House backed the provision against discrimination in eating lodging and entertainment venues by a large vote, defeating an amendment that would have limited its reach. The clash signaled deep sectional tensions as debate entered its second week.
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Washington
House
Senate
George Meader
R-Mich
Paul C. Jones
D-Mo
U S Recalls Ghana Envoy Amid Anti American Protests
The United States recalls Ambassador William P. Mahoney Jr. to Ghana for consultations after anti American demonstrations in Accra. Washington stresses relations remain intact while monitoring protests and potential impact on aid and Volta River project plans.
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Washington
United States
Ghana
William P. Mahoney Jr
U.S
Mahoney
State Department
Accra
Nkrumah
Volta River
Inside Fulton Tribune Sections and Page Markings
The snippet lists newspaper sections Fulton "4 Funerals 10 Market is with editorials sports personals classifieds and radio 2. It indicates page markers and department names guiding readers to features on editorials sports and personals.
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