U S Protest On Castro Speech Heightens Cuba Tension
Havana reports the United States will file a formal protest over Fidel Castro’s accusation that U S officials caused the La Coubre disaster. Daniel M. Braddock to deliver Washington’s denial as Cuban authorities release photographer Donald Chapman amid renewed anti American rhetoric.
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Britain offers Bonn Missile Base to NATO partners
Britain disclosed that its North Atlantic missile testing range at South Uist in the Outer Hebrides has been offered for use by West Germany and other NATO powers. The offer circulated last December and four NATO ministers plan to discuss it at Paris talks on March 31. The move highlights debates on allied bases within and outside NATO and follows West Germany Spain facility talks.
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Switzerland weighs joint Starfighter production with West Germany
Defense minister Franz Strauss says Switzerland is studying a joint production of American F-104 Starfighters with West Germany and Germany BOM. The proposal aims to bolster defense ties and expand regional air power cooperation.
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Italy Quake Talks Spur Cross Nation Co Operation
Florence Italy a tremor felt across central Italy prompted reports of panic among residents. Strauss signed co production agreements with defense ministers of Holland and Belgium on Saturday. The accord covers 945 Starfighters and 570 aircraft, though no damage or injuries were reported.
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Suspect Nabbed After Grocery Robbery Confession
Richard Valtierra, 22, of Stockton was captured late last night after an armed grocery store robbery. He confessed to a one-man crime wave across four western states, according to UPI dispatch.
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West Europe tensions rise over Algeria policy
Paris reports show French President Charles de Gaulle facing public confusion over new tough orders to the army in Algeria. aides urged a TV address to explain the policy amid a three day tour of army outposts. In Italy, Christian Democratic deputies threaten to oppose their leaders if pressured into a Communist supported center left government.
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British Guiana Self Rule Hearing Opens in London
The British Colonial Office began a hearing on demands for self rule by British Guiana, Britain's lone South American colony, with officials evaluating the case in London.
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Family Reunited to Live in Ohio After 192 Years Apart
The John Armonas family reunited in New York after 192 years divided by the Iron Curtain. John Armonas Sr. 55, his wife Barbara 51, son John Jr. 20, and daughter Donna 24 arrived at Idlewild Airport en route to Cleveland. Khrushchev had earlier arranged a promise for the reunion after Soviet Lithuania’s 1940 seizure split the family. they were expelled from the Soviet Union and flown to Copenhagen before joining at last in the United States.
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Crash blamed on steep landing in Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica UPI report says a tired crew caused the Avianca airliner crash at Montego Bay on January 21. Seventy seven? No 37 people were killed as the pilot landed too steeply and heavy, breaking the left wing.
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Help Reaches Ice Bound Ship Off Antarctica
The American icebreaker Glacier reached the trapped Danish ship Kista Dan after 15 days in dangerous pressure ice near Antarctica. Captains discussed freeing the vessel but the attempt to move it was postponed until tomorrow morning.
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Jordan Deputies vote for boycott over Sahara French nuclear tests
The Jordan House of Deputies unanimously approves an economic boycott of France in protest of its Sahara nuclear test. Lawmakers resolve to cable the United Nations urging an end to French atomic experiments.
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Fresh Garlic Flavor Sparks Girard's Dressing Ad
The ad touts Girard's Original Garlic Seasoned French Dressing with a rich garlic fragrance that tingles the palate. It promises a distinct flavor for chilled salads and greens, claiming a decidedly different taste experience from Girard's.
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Westminster Rites Held for Countess
A national memorial service was held at Westminster Abbey for Margaret, the Countess Mountbatten of Gloucester. Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth led royal mourners as about 2000 people attended the Westminster Abbey ceremony.
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