Bare Plot on Life of Castro Continues
An espionage style report notes a suspected plot to assassinate Castro while he tours New York. Police alertness is heightened with photos of several potential suspects and undercover operatives, but Castro continues engagements including a visit to City Hall and a luncheon at the Overseas Press Club. He vows Cuba will pursue human rights and stay independent within the United Nations framework.
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Port of New York Authority
Port Authority
Edward W. Byrnes
Manhattan
State Department
Wes
Byrnes
United States
Cuba
Castro Drove From His Hotel To City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Overseas Press Club
New York
United Nations
McClellan Proposal Voted in Labor Bill Contention Rises in Senate
The McClellan amendment to the labor bill drew fierce opposition from Kennedy and civil rights backers who warned it could force unions to disclose member lists to Communist or anti union candidates. Kennedy called the measure poorly drawn and risky, while backers argued it protects members from thugs and racketeers. The tally showed 32 Republicans and 15 Democrats for, 44 Democrats and 2 Republicans against, with Nixon breaking a 45-45 tie to enable tabling reconsideration.
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D-Minn
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Washington
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Douglas
Canada
Kennedy
McClellan
Secretary of Labor
Stooges
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Teamsters
Green
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J. Allen Frear Dr
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Portland
Ore
Charles L. Watkins
Hhere
Lyndon H.johnson
Texas
McClellans
Nixon
Nebraska Governor Suffering Stroke Reported
Lincoln Nebraska Governor Ralph Brooks reportedly suffered a slight stroke with weakness in the right side. Administrative assistant Robert Conrad said Brooks remains able to walk and signs documents with his right hand while hospital treatment continues and rumors of a heart attack are denied.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ralph Brooks
Robert Conrad
Conrad
Terry Carpenter
Brooks
Whisky fails to quiet frightened Ayr cow in Scotland
A 3-year-old champion heifer charged a crowd in Ayr on Wednesday. In an attempt to calm the frightened animal a fine old Scottish remedy was tried, half a bottle of Scotch whisky. It failed, and a veterinarian then administered a sedative by needle.
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Ayr
Scotland
Platt punished after enlistees bumped for vacation flight
Colonel Platt lost his job after intervening to move seven enlisted men off a military plane to make room for his family on a Hawaii vacation flight. Brig. Gen Burns labeled the incident as largely a nonissue, while an Air Force inquiry found Platt’s actions contributed to the confusion and ordered administrative punishment for unbecoming conduct.
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Dapan
United States
Platt
Hawaii
Burns
Amily and
Baye
Platts
Ing
Paul L. Barton
Rutland
North
Era Air Material Command
Pacific
Air Force
Fresno Cattle to Be Examined in Frucellosis Plan
Sacramento SP Fresno County is declared a frucellosis control area. Testing of all cattle herds will begin at once, with diseased cattle destroyed and others inoculated. A public hearing will be held in Visalia on May 7 to consider Tulare County as a central area.
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Sacramento
Fresno County
State Department of Agriculture
Visalia
Tulare
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