U S Consuls Converse With Cuban Rebels
Washington state department says two U S consuls are in direct touch with rebel forces in Cuba and have sent cryptic messages about negotiations for release of kidnapped Americans. Four Americans wrote a letter to Ambassador Smith accusing the U S of aiding Batista forces. Rebels have taken 49 U S citizens as hostages in recent days. President Eisenhower cautions against reckless action and emphasizes getting captives out alive.
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Rates for Telegrams to Be Boosted Aug. 1
New York based Western Union Telegraph Co announces an August 1 rate hike affecting inter state and foreign telegrams, money orders, and minor services. The plan adds 10 cents to a 15 word full rate telegram and 5 cents to a 50 word daytime letter, with 15 cents more for 50 word night letters, while domestic telegram money orders rise by 5 cents for amounts up to 200 dollars and higher increments for larger sums. Company spokesman noted FCC review could alter the schedule.
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Osslo Resigns from State Board of Education
Gov. Knight accepted the resignation of Max Osslo of San Diego from the State Board of Education. Osslo, convicted in 1958 of conspiracy and assault related to a union dispute, was sentenced to six months in jail with 10 years probation. He served part of the term, appealed unsuccessfully, and was ordered back to finish three months.
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