Cuba Rejects U S Plea To Return Two Fliers
Washington reports Cuba refused to return two American flyers shot down after a sneak Florida flight. The United States cites possible crimes against Cuba by Schergales and Rundquist and notes it will study Caribbean arms limits as it broadens policy.
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Fidel| Castro
Cuba
Forida
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Fulgencio Batisti
Castro
Wie Nam J. Schergales
United States
Schergalles
Howard Rundaulat
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Rundquist
U.S
Latisla
Caribbean
U. S
Cuba's Unrest and Fear Under Castro Rule
A traveling observer describes Cuban life under Castro as restrictions tighten, with informers, surveillance, and fears spreading from city to countryside. Workers, peasants, and professionals show mixed support, while ant U S propaganda and potential exodus weigh on daily life.
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Cuba
Marilyn Monroe Nominated as Alternate Delegate
Roxbury Connecticut Democrats certify film star Marilyn Monroe as an alternate delegate to the South Congressional District convention in Torrington on June 28. She and husband Arthur Miller, residents of Roxbury, are registered voters. Monroe was not a candidate for the post. Rep John Monagan of Waterbury is expected to be renominated.
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Roxbury
Conn
Marilyn Monroe
Roxbury Democrats
Torrington
Musband
Arthur Miller
John Monagan
Waterbury
Continuous Vision Glasses Offer Intermediate Range Relief
Optometrist Dr. Sossy at 17 Pine Avenue for 32 years promotes Continuous Vision Glasses to correct imperfect vision at intermediate distances. The glasses feature multi foci with smooth eye movement restoring intermediate sight, reducing eye strain, and freeing wearers from neck stretching. Open Fridays and Saturdays with easy terms. offices in Torrance and Wilmington.
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Soss
Pine aAvende
Torrance
Wilmington
Unemployment Surges in March Amid Weather Delays
Washington reports a March unemployment jump of 275000 the largest for a March since World War II while total employment falls from 64.52 million to 64.27 million. Labor officials cite heavy snow and bad weather as main causes and predict a sharp April rebound with weather improving. Construction and trade jobs also decline, easing hopes for a broader economic slowdown.
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Washington
Labor Department
Seymon Weallheid
Tabor Department
Wolftein
Wollbein
Home building to dip in 1960 says industry economist
Nathaniel Rogg chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders warned 1960 will see lower home building. Higher interest rates weigh on activity while overall business remains steady. The predicted housing boom did not materialize and forecasts for 1966 were overly optimistic.
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Nathaniel Rogg
National Association of Home Builders
Breediay
West Coast
Rogg
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