Castro Calls For Giant Rally To Defy OAS Resolution
Fidel Castro urged a mass Cuba rally Friday to show defiance of the San Jose Declaration. He praised Soviet ties, attacked the OAS and the United States, calling Costa Rica’s action treason and Judas Iscariot-like. He claimed the San Jose move would trigger regional crises and cited unrest in Caracas as context.
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AL Expansion To Be Talked
New York AP reports the American League will discuss expansion to ten teams. A realignment committee and a three member National League panel backed expansion after a Chicago meeting last Aug. 2. Members Deb Webb Hank Greenberg and George Medinger led the AL panel.
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Chrysler Files Big Libel Suit Against Detroit Lawyer
Chrysler Corp. files a 30 million dollar libel and slander suit in Delaware Superior Court against Detroit attorney Sol A. Dann. Dann is a plaintiff in three pending Chrysler suits. The company alleges he tried to undermine dealer and stockholder confidence and seeks 30 million dollars plus punitive damages.
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Lawrence Firm Lands Contract for Haskell Student Union
The Indian Bureau announced a $30,700 award to Constant Construction of Lawrence Kansas to install concrete piling and grade beams for a new student union at Haskell Institute. The project will serve about 1,000 Indian students with enhanced scholastic and recreational facilities.
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Farmland purchasing power increases despite fewer farms
Kansas City AP report shows farmer purchasing power in Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma outpacing 1949. Horace Harding of the chamber notes gross income rose 18 percent while farm numbers fell 16 percent yet gross income per farm grew 40 percent. He cites income and spending willingness as drivers.
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Barbara Powers Returns to Washington After Paris Flight
Barbara Powers arrives in Washington still dissatisfied with U S government efforts for her husband Francis Gary Powers the jailed U2 pilot. She sobbed in New York and collapsed briefly at the Paris to New York ramp before being treated at the airport health building then spoke to reporters saying she has done all she can and hopes action will come.
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Woman dies cutting grass with electric mower in Belleville
Mrs. Robert Butler about 50 was electrocuted Monday in Belleville while using an electric lawn mower. Coroner Dr. Herbert Doubek said the mower severed its power cord, delivering a fatal shock. Her husband is Belleville school superintendent. a son Robert Jr. also survives.
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Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Now
Advertises FAS denture powder for secure plates and comfortable wear. Claims it prevents slipping during eating talking and sneezing and has no unpleasant taste or nausea. States it neutralizes plate odor and promotes firmer dentures. Promotes availability at New York drug counters.
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