Red Adviser Sent to Cuba Sanctioned by Moscow Report
U S intelligence cited by Gen C P Cabell says Moscow sent a Soviet officer to Cuba last May to guide Cuban Communists in seizing government power. Kotchergin allegedly used a false name and later returned to Moscow as propaganda and union links widen Soviet influence in Latin America.
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Minneapolis
U.S
Moscow
Cuba
Fidel Castro
C. P. Cabell
Central Intelligence Agency
American Legion
National Security Commission
Cabell
Kremlin
Kotchergin
Red Chinese
Red
Caball
Confederation of Workers of Latin America
World Federation of Trade Unions
Mexico
Sculptor Epstein Dies in London
Sir Jacob Epstein, American-born British sculptor, died at his London home on Wednesday night at age 78. Knighted in 1954, he was famed for colossal figures and portrait busts that divided critics, with works like Genesis and Ecce Homo provoking strong debate.
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London
Jacob Epstein
Epstein
New York
East Side
Elizabeth H
Steel Talks Drag On in Ongoing New York Strike
Steel negotiations stalled as union and twelve major steel firms, led by United Steelworkers chief David J. McDonald and United States Steel Corp executive R. Conrad Cooper, meet with Federal mediator Joseph Finnegan. McDonald returns from Pittsburgh amid tense talks, with no clear progress reported. About 150,000 jobs affected as the 38 day strike continues.
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New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
R. Conrad Cooper
United States Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Finnegan
McDonald's
McDonald
Cooper
Pittsburgh
Cooper-McDonald
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Ord
Mauthe
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
WKBN
Youngstown
Ohio
United Steelworkers
Capsule Capture Hindered by Extreme Cold in Pacific
Washington UF reports extremely low temperatures aboard the Discoverer VI satellite may have frozen the recovery capsule overhead over the Pacific. The 300 pound capsule was released near Hawaii but no trace was found. Scientists doubt the beacon and parachute would operate without power, leaving recovery teams with a 1 in 1,000 chance of success.
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Washington
America
Pacific Ocean
Hawaiian Islands
Kennedy Faces Catholic Governors Labor Block in Nomination
Senator John F. Kennedy contends with three Roman Catholic governors and labor leaders who threaten to block his path to the 1960 presidential nomination. Pat Brown of California, DiSalle of Ohio, and Lawrence of Pennsylvania may withhold uncommitted delegates, complicating Kennedy’s bid ahead of Los Angeles conventions and primaries in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Jack Bell
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Michael V. di Salle
Ohio
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvana
Brown
DiSalle
Lawrence
di Salle
Pennsylvania
Adlai E. Stevenson
Inside Classified 160 RadioTV Phoenix Brave Obituary 8 Fulton
Classified pages reveal items from RadioTV listings in Phoenix and Brave obituaries. Fulton sports and market briefs summarize local happenings with concise notices and small ads.
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Phoenix Brave
Fulton
Sports & Marke
Labor Wrangling Leaves Everyone Fighting Mad
Washington awakens to a bitter clash over a labor control bill. AFL-CIO leaders denounce the House vote as a cynical deal between Southern Democrats and Northern Republicans. James B. Carey accuses voting members of siding against workers. House conferees press to reconcile differences with the Senate bill amid continued union opposition.
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Washington
UPA
Afl-Cio Executive Council
America
James B. Carey
Aflcio
House
Carey
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Eisenhower
Afl-Cio
Senate
Augsbury Named to Advisory Board for St. Lawrence Seaway
Frank A. Augsbury Jr. of Ogdensburg New York was sworn in as a member of the Advisory Board of the St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. The oath was administered by Secretary of Commerce Frederick H. Mueller at a ceremony attended by Commerce and seaway officials.
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Washington
Frank A. Augsbury Jr
Ogdensburg
N. Y
St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp
Frederick H. Mueller
Commerce
Department
Seaway
Snap for Pilot But Mouse Fares A Little Worse
Test Pilot Al Blackburn, first man to blast from a bomb shelter in a rocket boosted jet, described a desert mouse in the shelter at Holloman AFB New Mexico during the launch. He said the mouse survived and scampered away, while Blackburn emphasized the safety of the flight and the shelter test for armored counterattack readiness.
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Los Angeles
al Blackburn
Blackbur
Holloman Air Force Base
N. M
Blackburn
Edwards Air Force Base
Cal
Steven Rockefeller Wedding Yields Publicity and Statehood Moment
Steven Rockefeller, son of New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, prepared to wed Anne Marie Rasmussen at Lunde Lutheran church in Sogne Norway with relatives and reporters present. The ceremony will be primarily Norwegian with English portions and a limited press attendance. In Hawaii, President Eisenhower proclaims statehood, designating a 50-star flag and scheduling a Thanksgiving ceremony. Governor Quinn will take oath, and Hawaii gains full voting rights in presidential elections and representation in Congress.
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Relman Morin Sogne
Norway
Steven Rockefeller
Lunde Lutheran Church
Anne Marie Rasmussen
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Anne Marie
Olav Guntestad
Kristian Rasmussen
Steven
Jerry Rigg
Omaha
Neb
Guntestad
Lutheran Evangelical Church
Rockefellers
Rasmussen
Rockefeller
Washington
Hawaii
San Francisco
Eisenhower
White House
Alaska
William F. Quinn
Honolulu
Quinn
Hiram L. Fong
Oren E. Long
Territorial
House
Daniel K. Inouye
442Nd
Italy
Congress
Pacific Island
United States
Catholic Prelate Seized in Haiti As Split Widens
Haiti ordered the arrest of Archbishop Francois Poirier amid a church state split. The government says the archbishop ignored a summons after criticizing the expulsion of five priests. Vatican sources warn of possible excommunication. Police actions follow reports of a bomb plot and a crackdown on the church as additional revolts unfold on the southwest coast.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Poirier
Vatican
Poirier
Justice Department
Etienne Grinenberger
Saint Martial College
Holy Ghost Fathers
Joseph Marrec
York
Key
Francois Duvalier
Father Grinenberger
Father Marrec
Duvalier
Cuba
State Plans Big Expansion Of Recreational Facilities
Governor Rockefeller outlines a broad plan to enlarge New York park and recreation facilities with direct state expenditures and grants to local governments to acquire land for parks before private development. The initiative, discussed at Jones Beach marking its anniversaries, is to be submitted to the Legislature in January and links with a national outdoor recreation effort led by a commission chaired by Laurance Rockefeller.
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Jones Beach
Rockefeller
New York City
Steven
Norway
Jones Beach State Park
Long Island State Park
Laurance S. Rockefeller
Living Cost Hits Record High in July
Washington reports the consumer price index rising 0.3 percent in July to a new high, driven by food, with the 1947-49 average set at 124.9 and a wage boost expected for about one million workers, largely in automotive, farm equipment, and aircraft industries. Dairy eggs surged 18 percent while beef and poultry prices offset declines in fresh produce.
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Washington
Labor Department
Hersey E. Riley
Department
Riley
Guards Patrols Guard Earthquake Stricken Area Nix Looting
National Guardsmen moved into WEST YELLOWSTONE MONT area to deter looting after a major earthquake. Death toll rose to nine as authorities fear additional entombed campers in a massive landslide at Rock Creek Campground and the Madison River. Missing include Mrs. Thomas Stowe of Sandy Utah. her husband was killed. Army engineers to decide soon whether to move 50 million tons of rock and debris.
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Yellowstone Park
Mont
National
Ray Fainier
Ogden
Utah
Bozeman
Rock Creek
Madison River
Thomas Stowe Cé Sandy
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Couple charged with starving infant son in San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas a couple Manuel Quesada and Francisco Martinez Quesada both 53 and 39 were charged with murder after their 2 month old son Juan died of malnutrition. Detectives described a body found wrapped in a cotton blanket and a nurse had supplied milk but no medical care could be afforded. The parents allegedly killed Juan by neglect and withholding food while admitting to abandoning eight of their eleven children.
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San Antonio
Tex
Justice of the Peace
Alberto Trevino
Manuel Quesada
Francisco Martinez Quesada
Robert Hausman
Juan
Frank Castillon
Castillon
Juan Quesada
Quesadas
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