Ex-GI Sullivan Returns From China Aboard President Lincoln
La nce V. Sullivan, a 27 year old Black former prisoner who defected to Red China after the Korean conflict, has returned to the United States aboard the liner President Cleveland. He told reporters he did not come to China to become a minister or politician and plans to live near Marin City with relatives while seeking work as a shoe shine before deciding next steps.
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Special School Aid Bill Wins Approval in House
Washington report: the House approved a special school aid bill after rejecting an amendment to deny aid to districts with partially segregated or noncompliant schools. The plan, costing about 211 million dollars annually, would fund construction and coordination of schools receiving federal work. The vote shift came as lawmakers moved to sustain aid despite opposition to provisions linked to integration and court rulings.
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Outbreak of Infections Hits Texas Hospitals
A Dallas and Houston linked outbreak causes infant deaths as penicillin resistant infections spread. The surge, reported in Texas hospitals, marks one of the year's major health events with over 25 baby fatalities attributed to germ strains immune to early remedies.
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Chief Elevated at General Electric in Management Shakeup
In Schenectady New York Ralph J Cordiner president CEO of General Electric was named chairman of the board while Robert Paixton executive vice president was moved up to president Cordiner retains his role as chief executive officer
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Rebels Try To Open Cuba Front As Arms Run Short
In western Cuba a rebel group attempted to start a new front against Batista but lacked arms and ammunition. More than 50 reinforcements for Fidel Castro landed 17 miles south of Pinar del Rio on April 12 after sailing from southern Mexico and were joined by 30 more from the mountains. A yacht and an arms cache in a farmhouse were seized by government troops. six rebels were killed and the men fled back to the mountains.
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