Special OK on Passports Now Needed
The United States tightened travel to Cuba, requiring passports specifically authorizing trips. Existing U S passports not endorsed for Cuba travel are invalid unless an exception is granted for interests of the United States. Permanent resident aliens must obtain special permission from the U S Immigration Service. The rules align Cuba with Red China and other communist states, though enforcement may be less strict than for those countries. Travel will take effect as published in the Federal Register, likely within two days.
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United States
Cuba
Red
China
State Department
Department
U. S
U.S
U. S. Immigration Service
Federal Register
Lincoln White
Ee 6
Red China
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Albania
Americing
Two Negroes Return to Georgia U
Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, the first Black students at the University of Georgia, returned to campus under state detective escort. The reception was calm with few interruptions after warnings of possible suspensions for any outbursts. GBI agents accompanied them to classes and kept reporters at bay as needed.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton Holmes
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
GBI
Four-way liquor store gun battle wounds three
An early Sunday morning shootout at a Long Beach liquor store left three men wounded, one critically. Victim David H. Collins, 25, of Wilmington, was gravely injured outside the store, while store owner David Packer, 26, of Los Angeles, and others sustained shotgun wounds inside the store. Accomplices fled with about 150 dollars before surrendering later.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
David H. Collins
Baypoint Ave
Wilmington
Harry Allen Matlock
D St
San Bernardino
David Packer
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Ave
Anthony James Dobson
Lool Gold Star
Memorial Hospital
Garry Miner
U S Slaps Ban on Traveling to Cuba
A 1861 Long Beach newspaper notes a U S ban on travel to Cuba. The item hints at men possibly trapped in a sunken air force tower while the Southland’s Finest Evening Newspaper covers the story from California. The page carries classifieds and a telephony line.
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U. S
Cuba
Southland
Long Beach
Calif
Howling Sea Gulps 'Isle' 28 Missing
A huge tripod platform 70 miles off the Atlantic coast vanished in a gale Sunday night. The destroyer McCaffery heard tapping noises on sonar near the wreck site and relayed a possible human voice as divers prepared to probe underwater remains.
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Isle
Atlantic
McCaffery
Coast Guard
Mass Cuban Attack on Rebels Bared
In central Cuba a government force of 30,000 men led by Premier Fidel Castro reportedly battles about 4,000 rebels in the Escatabria Mountains to prevent the insurgents from dividing the island. Casualties are unrevealed as both sides suffer losses. large-scale assault follows days of artillery and bombardment in Las Villas Province.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Lescatbray
Cuba
Castro
Evelia Duque
Tre
Las Villas
Russia
Five Die Eight Thousand Driven Home in Hong Kong Fire
A massive blaze in a refugee settlement in Hong Kong killed six Chinese and injured ten. Eight thousand residents were left homeless as shacks and huts burned in the crowded area near Red Chita.
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Hong Kong
Ambulance Stalled by Trains. Baby Dies in Chattanooga
Pamela Jean Clark, 17 months old of Trenton Georgia, died after an ambulance rushing her to a hospital was stalled by two slow trains at a downtown Chattanooga crossing. Driver Sherman Moore said the delay seemed like an eternity lasting about ten minutes, despite attempts to revive the infant. The infant suffered a breathing disturbance common in young children.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Pamela Jean Clark
Trenton
Sherman Moore
Moore
Eisenhower Proposes $80.9 Billion Budget for 1962
President Eisenhower sends Congress a budget of 80.9 billion dollars forecasting a 1.5 billion surplus for fiscal 1962 starting July 1. He proposes tax and fee hikes for mail, air travel, and highway use to fund the surplus and suggests ideas including a possible White House budget chief and a new Cabinet Department of Transportation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Congerss
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower Budget Proposes $47 Million for California Water Projects
President Eisenhower urged a federal spending plan totaling 31241 million for California water initiatives in the coming year. The proposal covers 21 Army Engineers food control and navigation projects with preconstruction planning for seven programs. It includes planning starts for a Los Angeles and Long Beach harbor project and the Walnut Creek Flood Control Project.
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Washington
California
Eisenhower
Eisenhower l
Amy
Los Angeles
Long Beach Harbors
Walnut Creek
Kennedy to Name Glenn Seaborg AEC Chairman
Palm Beach Florida UPI Kennedy plans to announce Dr Glenn Seaborg as the new chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission replacing John A McCone who has submitted his resignation effective January 20 1953 Seaborg will depart for Washington after a three day stay in Florida president elect Kennedy will travel to Washington Tuesday afternoon Also named are John M Leddy as assistant secretary of the Treasury for international affairs and Dr Luther Terry as surgeon general with Wilbur J Cohen to assist in legislative matters and Alanson W Willcox as general counsel for the Education and Welfare Department
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Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
Wash
John Fyington
Kennedy
Dr. Glenn
T. Seaborg
Lyn
Seaborg
John A. McCone
Eisenhower
Florida
Palna Beach
Washington
George A. Smathers
Dla
Billy Graham
Jacqueline Kennedy
John M. Leddy
iState Department
the Treasury
Luther Terry
Rockville
Johns Hopkins Medical School
United States
Leroy i E. Burney
James M. Quigley
Pennsylivania
Quigley
Health, Education
Wilbur J. Cohen
University of Michigan
Robert A. Forsythe
Alanson W. Willcox
Washington, D.C
Weather Outlook Sunny Tuesday With Light Winds
Sunny Tuesday with little change in temperature and some gusty north easterly winds below canyons. Regions near canyons may experience brief gusts as high as observed in local forecast.
Chou En Lai Sees Sino U S Ties Just A Matter Of Time
Red China premier Chou En Lai declares that the solution to Sino US relations is only a question of time in a brief statement highlighted on page A 3 of the edition. The notice appears amid full-page listings of features including beaches, bridges, comics and obituaries.
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China
Chou En-lai
GOP Lawmaker Slams Soldier Chauffeur For Sinatra Gala
Rep H R Gross Iowa sharply criticized the Defense Department for providing a uniformed military driver for entertainers Frank Sinatra and Peter Lawford at the inauguration gala. He said officials promised it would not happen again and warned about military personnel serving as taxi drivers for campaign contributors.
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Defense Department
H. R. Gross
Frank Sinatra
Peter Lawford
Gross
Air Force
Sinatra
Lawford
Kennedy
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Paul Carlson
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Torrance
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