Castro Cancels Washington Historic Site Tour
Cuban leader Fidel Castro calls off a planned tour of Washington landmarks including the Lincoln Memorial and Jefferson Memorial. Press secretary Esther Guzman cited other matters to attend to. A private lunch at the Cuban Embassy and a diplomatic reception for about 1,000 officials were on the day’s schedule. Castro urged a just U.S. trade treaty to fund factories and reform agriculture and pressed for American tourism.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Lincoln Monument
Jefferson ,Memorial
Esther Guzman
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Miss Guzman
Castro
United States
Snow and Rain Storms Hit Mid U.S.
Weather disturbances spread from the central United States to the Rockies and Far Northwest with heavy snow warnings in Nebraska and South Dakota, thunderstorms from Kansas to Texas, and widespread rain across the lower Mississippi Valley. Memphis reports 1.42 inches of rain while Greenwod Mississippi records near an inch. A tornado damaged four farms near Freeport Illinois. a rabid skunk bite in Oklahoma prompts rabies concerns.
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South Dakota
Weather Bureau
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Texas
Oklahoma City
Rockies
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Atlantic Seaboard
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Great Lakes
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Tenn
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Oklahoma
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Freeport
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Indianapolis
Baxter Springs
Alma White
Nawata
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Colo
Dubuque
Iowa
Indiana
Colorado
San Salvador
el Sal-t
Yador
Revolt Chief Kills Pal Self in Face of Heavy Firing
National Guardsmen stormed Montana State Prison early today to free 16 guards held 36 hours by rioting convicts. Two guards wounded. two riot leaders killed by assumed suicide after a bold assault led by Col. Benson. Prisoners favored paroles. incident sparked by inmate George Alton’s protest over parole justice.
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Highway Patrol
Alex R. Stephenson
Powell County
Ralph J. Beck
Lee ‘Smart
Jerry Myles
George Alton
Montana
Theodore Roth
Alton
William C. Benson
Montana National Guard
Dalai Lama Breaks Silence Denounces Reds in India
In Tezpur India the Dalai Lama charged Chinese Communists with destroying monasteries killing Lamas and sending monks to labor camps. He said seeds of revolt were sown as far back as 1955 and that Beijing had broken its promise to respect Tibetan autonomy. He fled Lhasa a month ago to seek refuge in India.
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India
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Red
China
Chou’ En-lai
Jin
Water hydrant clash ends with five agencies arguing
A car crash near Manchester Avenue and Freeman Boulevard caused a fire hydrant to spew water 60 feet. Inglewood police say Homer E. Fritcher escaped injury as five water authorities argued from 3 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. over who would shut off the flow. The Inglewood City Water Co. finally turned it off. No charges were filed.
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CNS
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Iman Blvd
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County Water Department
Los Angeles Investment Water Co
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Ship Harborough Sinks After Collision Off Weser
The British freighter Harborough, 6 66 tons, sank after hitting a Soviet wreck three miles off the Weser mouth. The entire crew of 36 were rescued by a German tug from Bremerhaven amid low visibility. The Soviet vessel had collided with a German ship in March and sank.
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Hamburg
Germany
Weser
Bremerhaven
Local Page Reference Line Cites Sections by Page
The note lists where to find specific newspaper content across sections. It mentions Churches on pages A-4 and A-5, Classifieds on pages 8-2 to 9, Comics on A-8, Crossword on A-2, Death Notices on 8-10, Financial on B-10, Shipping on A-3, Sports on A-6 and A-7, Theaters on A-2, and Weather and TV Radio on A-2 and B-10. It serves as a guide for readers navigating the paper.
Yanks Save Flood Hit Argentines
BUENOS AIRES Argentina UP Helicopters from the U S icebreaker Edisto fan out over stricken areas today to rescue persons marooned by floods which have claimed 29 lives The Edisto was en route back to the United States from Antarctica Friday when it changed course after Argentine President Arturo Frondizi accepted its offer of aid The ship went to Montevideo Uruguay instead of Buenos Aires to speed helicopter deployment in Operation Flood Relief
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U.S
Edisto
United States
Antarctica
Arturo Frondizi
Montevideo
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Baby Born Aboard Crashed Mexican Airliner
A baby was born about 30 minutes before a twin engine C46 exploded near Guaymas on the Gulf of California. The infant died along with 26 other passengers. An airline official at the wreckage said the baby’s mother was either Mrs. Anita Logan of West Los Angeles or Mrs. Narcala Cazare of Tijuana.
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Mexico
Guaymas
Gulf of California
Anita Logan
West Los Angeles
Narcala, Cazare
Tijuana
Three Cubans Executed for War Crimes in Havana
Three men were executed at La Cabana Fortress for war crimes, raising the unofficial total to 513 since Fidel Castro's regime began. The executions followed convictions amid reports of a pilot warning Guaymas for an ambulance as a plane from Mexicali to Mexico City exploded hours after takeoff.
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la Cabana
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Fulgencioo Batista
Guaymas
Tigres Voladores Lines
Mexicali
Mexico City
Weather forecast notes partial clearing by Sunday afternoon
Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight with clearing expected early Sunday afternoon. Temperature steady with little change, and conditions turning sunnier as the weekend progresses.
Cuba arrests 50 as plot suspects in counter revolution case
Fifty people are detained in Cardenas for questioning over a counter revolutionary plot. A Havana paper says the suspected followers of former dictator Batista planned to rescue several war criminals sentenced to death.
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Cardenas
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Christian Herter Named Secretary of State by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower announces Christian Herter 64 will replace the ailing John Foster Dulles as secretary of state. Herter, under secretary since 1957, to be sent to the Senate for confirmation next week with swift approval anticipated. He avoids steering foreign policy until confirmed and declines to name an under secretary successor.
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Eisenhower
Summer White House
Christian Herter
John Foster Dulles
Augusta
Herter
Senate
U. S
Cortez Hunt 3 Digging Wildly for Gems Cache
Three Southern California men digging for a 16th century treasure near Oceanside have passed the 10-foot mark in a hunt tied to Francisco de Ulloa. Sam Farmer, Wilford Earl Barnes, and Wayne Porter used a witching wand guided by information from Dr. J. J. Markey of the San Luis Rey Historical Society in the search at the west end of the Santa Luis Rey Valley.
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UPI
Threse
Southern California
Hernando Cortez
Sam Farmer
Lindsey
Wilford Earl Barnes
Whittier
Wayne Porter
la Puente
Francisco de Ulloa
Gang Attack Lands Youth in Critical Condition at Cliff
A 21 year old Jack D. Alice of La Mesa was beaten by a rat-pack gang in La Jolla and hurled over a 25 foot cliff to the beach. He remains in critical condition at Scripps Memorial Hospital with a skull fracture. Two companions also were assaulted.
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