NY Eccentric Local News Pack Flips And Wink Tales
A volatile mix of brief items covers a New Orleans robbery foil via a cashier’s alarm, a circus engagement in Leeds, an Iowa governor weighing a child’s pony money query, Houston stadium plans with Colt 45s, and a banker’s coinage weight critique in London. Also notes a new gnu at Jacksonville Zoo, a bloodhound hunt in Ohio, baby prince appetite reports in London, and a Nottingham driver fined for lacking a license after 46,000 wartime miles.
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Iowa
BES Movies
UPI
Norman A. Erbe
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Lewis Cutter
Colt 45S
New Houston
London
Julian Crossley
Barclays Bank Co
Jacksonville
Fla
Withamsville
Ohio
N. C. Ward
Clermont County
Vatican says Castro ousted by automatic excommunication
Vatican prelate Archbishop Staffa said Fidel Castro and Cuban officials incur automatic excommunication for impeding and imprisoning bishops in Cuba. He noted no formal papal announcement, citing potential strain with Cuba, and explained excommunication lasts unless pardoned by the pope.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Fidel Castro
Dino Staffa
Vatican Secretariat of State
Castro
Cuba
Staffa
Sacred Congregation of Seminarties and Universities
John XXIII
Stafla
Eee
Eduardo Boza Masvidal
Indonesia Rejects Dutch Bid to Talk on West New Guinea
Indonesia rejected the Dutch offer to negotiate the West New Guinea dispute. Subandrio warned that if the Dutch refuse to transfer administration to Indonesia, Jakarta would invade the western half of the island. The Dutch dropped the self determination demand but maintained the broader policy. Sukarno ordered mobilization prep as tensions rise with Australia and the U.N. trusteeship status remains unsettled.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPL
West New Guinea
Aly
Subandrio
West Iran
Subandria
J Jan de Quay
Iici
West
Iran
Sion
Wes
Hague
Fordonesidonesia
Netherlands
New Guinea
Ito
Netherlands East Indies
de Quay
Dej
Pa‘Quay
Sukarno
Australia
U.N
Robert G. Menzies
Castro vows to fight invaders with a smile in Havana parade
Fidel Castro says Cuba will confront any invasion with a smile on its lips as he unveils three MiG jets during Havana’s third anniversary parade. He blames Yankee imperialism for rearmament, claims improved forces since the Bay of Pigs, and calls for a mass rally and a second Havana Declaration to challenge Western powers.
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Havana
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jose Marti
Czechoslovakia
Castro
Bay of Pigs
Romulo Sbetan
Court
Venezuela
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Colombia
United States
Uruguay
No Sympathy Pet Killed Owner Fined For Collar Error
Coalville England police fined Peter Storer 2.80 for failing to display his name and address on his dog's collar. The offense surfaced after a dog was found dead and the collar was recovered from the body, prompting the warning citation.
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Mobile
UPI
Saher Sone Fenines
Hacklof
Nesies
Alfred S.crishame
Ishop
Diestisan
Waters, League
Dallas Op! Methodis
Hiram A. Boaz
Lof
Southern Methodist Uni
Coalville
England
Peter
Storer
Post Office seeks parcel post rate increase and heavier limits
Washington reports the Post Office Department has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve an average six percent rise in parcel post rates and a thirty three point eight percent hike for catalogs. It also seeks permission to handle parcels up to fifty pounds. Currently parcels between first class post offices are limited to forty pounds within a 150 mile radius and twenty pounds beyond that distance.
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Washington
Urt
Post Office Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cuba protests airspace violations by US forces
Cuba accuses the United States of tens to hundreds of air space and territorial water violations over the past six months. Czechoslovakia’s Miloslav Ruzek delivered the note to Assistant Secretary of State Robert F. Woodward, with documents detailing Cuban allegations tied to Guantanamo Bay activities. Sources say proving the charges will be difficult.
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Washington
UPS
United States
Cuba
U. S
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Miloslav Ruzek
Robert F. Woodward
Czechoslovakia
Guantanamo
Ruzek
Woodward
Undefined fragment hints at local notice or ad item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a price per month and delivery terms for a service, with references to a coast, carrier delivery, and a Pine Cone stand. The readable portions suggest a classified style notice or product listing rather than a full article.
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Elveroy
Malta
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