Cuba Rejects U.S. Protest Over Land Seizures
Havana reports Fidel Castro regime rejects U S protest against land seizures in Cuba saying it will speed up agrarian reform and apply expropriation and indemnification measures to Cubans and foreigners alike. Cuban officials say grievances should go to Cuban courts as the State Department raises accusations of lacking inventories receipts and payment plans. The note was the third in seven months, prepared in Washington and delivered by U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Philip Bonsal
State Department
Marcelo Fernandez
Fernandez
Bonsal
Washington
Yankus Happy In Australia
StanYankus a former Michigan farmer moved his family to Adelaide Australia after a long battle with U S wheat quotas. He lost his farm rights, sued through Congress and state legislature, then moved last May 16. He works for Pope Products Ltd. earning $36 weekly and has bought a $12509 three bedroom home. He plans to stay in Australia.
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Benton Harbor, Mich
Stanley Yankus
Australia
Michigan
United States
Dowagiac
Mich
Yankus
Adelaide
Benton Harbor News Palladium
U.S
Congress
Pope Products Ltd
FAA Plans 750 Air Navigation Projects Costing 118 Million
The FAA announced about 750 projects totaling 118.2 million dollars to upgrade U.S. air navigation and control systems in the current fiscal year. Radar emphasis dominates the plan with over 26.7 million for radar facilities and more than 10 million for various radio aids. Kansas City, Hutchinson, Wichita, and St. Louis are named among locations for towers, VORs, Doppler VORs, ILS, and sequenced flashing lights to aid landings and improve safety.
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Washington
The
Federal Aviation ‘Agency Today
FAA
Kansas City
Columbia
Hutchinson
Kan
Wichita
St. Louis
Immigrant Leaves Estate To Uncle Sam In Pittsburgh Will
Jennie Silverman, who died March 6, left a $74,150 estate to the United States. After taxes and expenses, Allegheny County Orphans Court directed the remaining about $55,000 to Uncle Sam as specified in her will.
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Pittsburgh
Russia
Sam
Jennie Silverman
Allegheny County Orphans Court
U.S
Richmond Area News Blends Personal Notes and Club Reports
A Richmond area roundup shows residents visiting, illnesses, and club activities. Items mention Mrs. Ellyn Boman in hospital, Mr. Clarence Staley visiting Frank Dietrich family, and multiple meetings for Mt. Carmel and Leisure Hour clubs. Other lines note a public service discussion, a $25 to $100 fine schedule, and various hostesses and guests at local gatherings.
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Clarence Staley
Iola
Frank Dietrich
Mrs. Ellyn Boman
Yola Hospital
Fanning
Pete
Matt Buresing
Sandy Sims
Ernest Santa Fe
Mt. Carmel
Scipio Henderson
Merritt McDonald
Wil
Lord Collins
Floyd Brock
City Sets Five Crew Members for Trains in Frontenac
Frontenac council adopts ordinance requiring Santa Fe Railroad trains or locomotives operating in or through the city to have at least five crewmen on board. The measure, effective today, sets the minimum crew size for safety and regulatory compliance.
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Frontenac, Kan
Santa Fe Railroad
Frontenac
Eisenhower Nominates Stevenson for Clay Center Postmaster
President Eisenhower named William S. Stevenson for the Clay Center Kansas postmaster post. The nomination follows routine federal appointments and reflects a shift in local postal leadership amid national service policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
William S. Stevenson
Clay Center
Kas
PRSTEETH Ease False Teeth Embarrassment
False teeth wearers suffer slips and embarrassment. Sprinkle PRSTEETH, an alkaline powder, on plates to hold them firmly and improve comfort. It does not sour and helps reduce plate odor. Available at drug counters as FASTEETH.
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Robert Edmiston Stores, Inc
Pd Singer Sewing Center
Ottawa
Cee Eereay
SPORT
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Enone
SOX Swersova
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Wai I
Wari
Uncle Sam
Richmond Area
Miss Mabel Chandler
W. S. Valentine
Charles Elliott
Santa Ana
Calif
Cliff Hunt
D. O. Warren
Berea Club
Kenneth Cunningham
Mmes
Orie Higdon
Phil
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