Cuba Targets Beatle Haircuts and Homosexualism
Cuban authorities press a campaign against Beatle cuts and homosexuality, linking them to capitalist influence. Verde Olivo prints two pages blaming the United States and beatniks, while Raul Castro warns youths to avoid Western influences. University leaders announce purges of homosexual students amid alleged vices eradication claims.
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Havana, Cuba
Uncle Sam
Havana
Armed Forces
Universis
Verde Olivo
Armed Forces Weekly
United States
Cuba
Raul Castro
Air
Castro
Jaime Crombet
University Students Federation
University of Havana
Market doubts linger as trading falters in May
AP reports William McChesney Martin linked with the market break as the downturn felt two weeks old. Critics note prices rose faster than yields and profits show signs of slowing, while dividends lag, stirring concerns over continued growth and market overheating.
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Sam
Dawson AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
William McChesney
Martin
Federal
Reeserve Board
Dog Food To Be Edible
The Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board ruled that dog food must be suitable for human consumption. The board cites shared refrigeration and midnight snack risks, revising rules to prevent illicit meat products from being used for dog food.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board
Wellsville Area Suffers Weather Damage Across Farms
Strong winds hail and rain caused extensive damage northwest of Wellsville Friday night. Farms from George Zook to Mike Hey reported ruined wheat oats and soybeans, shattered window panes, blown barns and torn roofs. Local homes barns and fences sustained multiple breakages as crews assess crop losses and repairs.
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Wellsville
George Zook
Joe Broers
Damon Higbie Sr
Highies
Sadie Highie
Glenn Kalb
Richard Kramer
Chester Clayton Farm
Charles Bradbury
Mike Hey
Bradbury
Ted Johnson
Ecuador Faces Tumult as Left Flop Hits Public Watches
Ecuador’s fragile military regime, led by Adm. Ramon Castro Jijon since 1963, confronts internal discord and economic strain. A Communist outreach to exploit regional crises failed, while the junta tightens electoral bans and seeks unity to avoid escalating unrest in a nation of about five million.
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Quito
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Adm
Ramon Castro Jijon
Communist Party
Housewife Broke Away For Career Phyllis Diller
HOLLYWOOD AP Phyllis Diller, once a discontented Alameda wife with five children, left the kitchen at 37 to pursue show business. She became a leading laugh getter earning up to a half million dollars yearly, after a San Francisco Purple Onion audition sparked a career, though early success eluded her unlike peers Mort Sahl and the Smothers Brothers.
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Hollywood
Phyllis Diller
Phyllis
Sherwood Diller
Alameda
Calif
San Francisco
Purple Onion
Kingston Trio
Mort Sahl
Smothers Brothers
Dry Landing Way Needed For Craft
Houston AP reports that U S manned spaceflights rely on ocean splashdowns as the United States develops a land landing system using a parachute and braking rockets. Engineers led by Lee Norman tested a paraglider concept after earlier paragliders caused injuries. NASA has since funded a full scale program to pursue a safe dry landing option.
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Houston, Tex
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
U.S
United States
Manned Spacecraft Center
Lee Norman
NASA
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Dwight Eisenhower
James van Fleet
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the Point
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Leroy Henry
Mamaroneck, N. Y
Saffron Glass CO
N. Main
First National Bank OF Ottawa
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