Rebel Chief Orders All Yanks Freed
Fidel Castro's mountain broadcast orders release of Americans and Canadians held by rebels in Oriente Cuba. Five of 50 kidnapped were freed. Castro says he knew nothing of the kidnapping due to communications issues. U.S. Consul and officials facilitated returns by Navy helicopter. further releases expected as talks continue. Ingrid Bergman announces planned marriage to Lars Schmidt as soon as legal. plans to live in France after wedding. Her ex-husband Roberto Rossellini seeks annulment. Bergman discusses children and custody arrangements.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Raul
Oriente
Puerto Rico
Fulgencio Batista
United States
U.S
Park Wollum
Dackness
Wollsm
Henry Wiecha
Wollam
Edward Cannon
Cornwall
Ont
London
Ingrid Bergman
Lars Schmidt
France
Schmidt
Roberto Rossellini
Berg
Miss Bergman
Rossellini
Ingrid
Isabella
Roberto Jr
Jenny
Peter Lindstrom
Mexico
Dr. Lindstrom
Crash Kills Hub Man in Police Chase
Compton motorist Arnold Brown aged 22 died after a high speed chase on Atlantic Avenue. His car struck a parked moving van near 61st Street, he was pinned and died four hours later at Sea Side Hospital. Brown is Long Beach’s 15th traffic fatality of the year.
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Hub Man
Compton
Atlantic Ave
Arnold Brown
Long Beach Blvd
Seaside
61St St
L. E. Ondrick
J. D. Holbert
Brown
Atlantic
Long Beach
Hoover in Brussels as Ike's Fair Envoy
Former President Herbert Hoover arrived at Melsbroeck Airport to act as President Eisenhower's special representative for three days of American observance at the Worlds Fair. The 83-year-old statesman walked from the Presidential plane Columbine to greet Prince Albert, representing his brother, King Baudouin, Foreign Minister Pierre Vigny and Economic Minister Raymond Scheyven.
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Herbert Hoover
Melsbroeck
Eisenhower
Columbine
Prince Albert
King Baudeuin
Pierre Vigny
Raymond Scheyven
We'll Sweat It Out Nine U S Army Men Held Captive
East German authorities hold nine U S Army men and eight European Communist reporters under house arrest in Dresden after a helicopter escape attempt. Maj. George E Kemper, spokesman for the group, said they will endure until their release and described conditions as courteous. Negotiations remain deadlocked. U S officials press for immediate release.
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Foreign Ministry
Berlin
Gila
Dresden
East Germany
George E. Kemper
West Germany
Kemper
Escondido
Calif
United States
State Department
Russia
Dulles
Eisenhower
U.S
U. S
Seymour Topping
Associated Press
Goldfine payments and rumored taps spark House probe
Washington rumors spread of taps and intimidation as Rep. Oren Harris complains of inquiries into his past during Goldfine hearings. Bernard Goldfine admits Christmas payments to White House and congressional staff, denies links to the $750,000 in uncashed checks, and testifies on the inquiry into Adams and regulatory actions.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
White House
Congressional
Boston
House
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Gold Fine
Robert W. Lishman
Rep
Crew Harris
D-Ark
Teamsters and Sea Unions Form Mutual Bargaining Pact
The Teamsters union along with the International Longshoremen's Association and the National Maritime Union sign a pact to create a permanent Conference on Transportation Unity. James R. Hoffa chairs temporarily as negotiations aim to attract all air sea land transport unions. Curran of NMU joins amid AFL CIO tensions. Hoffa plans a August meeting inviting nations in transport to join.
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Kngton
Teamsters
J James R. Hoffa
International Longshore[men's Assn
ILA
National Maritime Union
NMU
Ssw
Afl-Cio
Joseph Curran
Federation
Ethical Practices Committee
Curran
George Meany
Hoffa
Canyon Brush Fire Threatens Homes
A brush fire erupted in Dixie Canyon on the Santa Monica Mountains slope and moved toward several homes. Fire crews from the area were dispatched with all available equipment to battle the blaze.
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Herman Oaks
Dixie Canyon
Santa Monica Mountains
Ihe
Russia Asks Parley on Surprise Attacks Crisis proposal for East West talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged a fast West conference of military and civilian experts to prevent surprise attacks by any nation and proposed U S and Soviet participation with possible other governments. He and Dulles hinted technical talks could follow, tying the effort to a broader East West summit and definite deadlines for recommendations.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eruoneney Aussia Yaueotal
Eisenhower
Washington
Foreign Ministry
United States
Soviet Union
Dulles
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Ately
Mhrushchev
First California flag raised at Fort Moore Memorial
In Los Angeles officials and civic leaders dedicated the Fort Moore Pioneer Memorial with a flag raising. The event recalled the Mormon Battalion march and the 1847 flag ascent atop Fort Moore Hill where the first American flag flew in California. The Tad Army band from Fort MacArthur helped mark the ceremony.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Fort Moore
Mormon Battalion
Southern California
Tad Army Band
Fort MacArthur
Fort Moore Hill
California
Turkish Cypriots Raid Greek Homes in Nicosia Suburb
NICOSIA Cyprus Turkish Cypriots raided Greek homes in Omorphita today as communal violence continued over the colony’s fate. British troops patrolled the area and the assailants also attacked a Greek owned cafe tearing down Greek signs and replacing them with Turkish flags. No injuries were reported.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Omorphita
Iceberg Threatens Atlantic Shipping Lanes Near Ireland
An enormous iceberg, about five miles square, was sighted in the eastern Atlantic 630 miles west of Ireland. Warnings went out to transatlantic vessels as the submerged giant moves toward Scotland at around six knots. An Admiralty spokesman called it a dangerous menace to Atlantic shipping.
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London
Atlantic
Ireland
Admiralty
Gulf Stream
Scotland
Envoy to Speak on Moscow Radio July 4 Address
Envoy Thompson Jr. becomes the first American ambassador to address Moscow radio and television on July 4. The Soviet government invited Communist and neutralist ambassadors to use Russian broadcasting facilities on their national days. Thompson will speak in Russian. Continued on Page A-4 Column 5.
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Moscow
Biewellyry Thompson Jr
Jong
Thompson
Rus
Sian
Church Air Force Pact Ends at Abilene Runway
In Abilene Texas a church and Dyess Air Force Base set a quiet compromise allowing limited jet takeoffs during emergencies after loud flights disrupted services. A major briefed pilots to seek church consent, but the pact unraveled as jets roared during a revival, prompting the deacons to uproot the church from the runway’s edge.
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Abilene
Tex
U. S. Air Force
Bob Jackson
Community Baptist Church
Dyess Air Force Base
Air Force
Mr. Jackson
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National Safety Council
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Wilson
Moscow Radio
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