Cuba Rebels Kidnap and Free Race Champ Fangio
Argentine driver Fangio was abducted at 2 55 p m after returning to the Hotel Lincoln from the Malecon race course where he had the fastest trial. Batista’s guards watched as two men forced him into a car before speeding away. He was released five minutes later. The event unsettled Cuban business leaders amid tensions over the economy and political influence.
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Freeway Lanes Open to Traffic
Los Angeles officials reopened the inbound lanes of the Pasadena freeway for the morning rush after workers cleared debris from a landslide. Two of four inbound lanes may stay open as mopping up continues, while outbound lanes remained open. Last Friday the lanes were briefly opened for morning traffic.
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U S British Missile Pact Bared In May Agreement
The United States and Britain disclosed a missile accord after 11 months of talks begun after the Ber muda meeting. Britain would pay for development and maintenance of launch systems while the United States would supply Thor missiles under foreign aid terms. The pact calls for joint launch decisions and places missiles in Britain for NATO defense, with training in American factories and Air Force use while cost estimates remain undeclared.
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Attorney Tells Probe Amid TV Talks and Mack Inquiry
In a sprawling report, Whiteside recounts meetings about Mack loans, National Air, and a disputed fee scheme. Anderson and Katzentine figures figure, with discussions touching employment, promissory notes, and possible blackmail allegations. The piece traces political pressure, parliamentary debate, and postwar security concerns amid Eisenhower and Truman era rhetoric.
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Iraqi woman gives birth twice in one week landmark case
In Tobji village near Baghdad an Iraqi woman reportedly delivered a girl at home, then two days later returned to hospital and birthed twins, a boy and a girl. Doctors said such cases are rare but have occurred in Iraq before, including three similar events last year.
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