Donovan Defends Cuba Release Story in Chicago
New York trial lawyer James Britt Donovan told Inland Daily press editors in Chicago that he was hired by relatives of Bay of Pigs prisoners and not a U S diplomat. He defended the prisoner exchange, said Kennedy administration credits were partially shared, and noted he had not met Attorney General Robert Kennedy before clearance.
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Notable Saturday Notebook on Castro talk and drug aid
A Saturday Notebook excerpt covers a New York lawyer detailing his role in arranging drug firm contributions for Castro’s release effort. Castro is described as a skilled speaker with humor and a law degree, yet quoted as skeptical about elections, and the lawyer vows to return to Cuba to pursue freeing 23 Americans.
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From Feet To Fiats Rome’s postwar transport transformation
Rome’s rapid postwar revival shifts from walker to scooter to Fiat. The city’s traffic explodes as Fiats of all sizes flood streets while rules fade amid close squeezes and narrow gaps. Political life stabilizes under Christian Democrats. Communists linger as a steady if static force. Socialists stay critical.
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Borghese Gardens
Christian Democrats
Fanfani
Bacon grease safety and alternative frying options
Dr Molner weighs bacon drippings versus oils and butter for frying focusing on rancidity, saturated fats, cholesterol concerns, and lifestyle. He notes that reusing fat worsens flavor mainly with oils and suggests individual taste and health status guide use of bacon grease.
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Ottawa High School Mr and Miss candidates named
Cyclone Dains thrills in store as seniors and freshmen were named nominees for Mr and Miss OHS Junior and Senior. The freshmen listed include Marcia Allen Kathy Hill Debbie Reddick Janet Warner Connie Warnock Pat Sievers Nancy North Hurst Coffman Bob Gage Bob Latimer Jack Shepard Ronnie Lloyd Butch Kelley Scott Killough. Tonight at 8 30 the editor will announce the who s who and banners will be pinned on the winners and runners up.
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OHS
Marcia Allen
Kathy Hill
Debbie Reddick
Janet Warner
Connie Warnock
Pat Sievers
Nancy North
Hurst Coffman
Bob Gage
Bob Latimer
Jack Shepard
Ronnie Lloyd
Butch Kelley
Scott Killough
Conrad Downing
Ottawa
Ottawa High School senior potluck and last home game
Juniors and seniors at Ottawa High reflect on final home basketball night with a last home game, potluck gatherings at Kay Staneart’s and Janet Roush’s homes, a tumbling routine at the game, and seniors honored at pep assembly before a mixer hosted by the Senior Student Council.
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Ottawa
Janet Roush
Kay Staneart
Cyclone
Ben Park
Roy Dunn
Roger Ferguson
Rick Winchester
Harry Morton
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