Labor Jubilant as High Tory Aid Barely Wins Safe Election
Labor officials hailed by elections as Quintin Hoge failed to maintain a large margin in a safe London seat. Hoge, ex Lord Hailsham, won Marylebone by 5,276 votes far short of the 14,771 margin for the 1959 Conservative candidate. Charles Morris in Openshaw gained 8,962, up by 524, signaling growing Labor-strength ahead of a general election within ten months.
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Briton requests U S citizenship after 75 years
Luti nar Martindale, a 99 year old Briton who has spent 75 of his 99 years in the United States, informs the government he wishes to become an American on March 25, his 100th birthday, saying he wants to show appreciation for kindness he has enjoyed in Georgia. The Havana broadcast in Miami’s Cuban colony drew mixed reactions as exiles debated its aim and Castro’s possible response to Venezuela’s presidential elections.
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Cuba cites newswoman to be Dominican Lady Bird Press aid
Communist Cuba announced via radio that pro Castro guerrillas have gained foothold in the Dominican Republic. The Havana radio claimed Juhan guerrilla forces created six operational zones in the mountains near Santiago and Puedo Plata, citing a communique from the guerrilla command.
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Argentina Ends Oil Contracts Renegotiation Confirmed
Argentine officials said the government would not renegotiate and will cancel American and foreign oil contracts. Decrees ordering cancellations will be carried out, officials stated, amid claims of vast profits by the firms and warnings against mistaken reports at home and abroad.
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Principal Quits in Row Over Kennedy Criticism
WOODLAND Ga UP I principal of a grammar school resigned after refusing to back down from criticizing students response to President Kennedy s assassination in a letter to the Atlanta Constitution. The Woodland City Council censured Parham declaring his letter did not express Woodland sentiment. Superintendent Hugh Dixon said Parham “has ended his usefulness here.” The scene included applause from Parham and 32 students.
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