Angolan anti American protesters attack U S Consul car
In Luanda Angola hundreds of demonstrators shouted and blocked U S Consul William Gibson’s car at the consulate bay The crowd damaged the auto and dumped it into Luanda Bay amid claims Gibson told protesters to flee The protest linked to U N Security Council actions on Portugal human rights charges and the Lusitania reported students white and black shouting Viva Portugal and Down with communism and partners of the Soviets Gibson allegedly told a delegation Get out This land doesn’t belong to you
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Luanda
Angola
U.S
William Gibson
Luanda Bay
U. S
Gibson
Associated Press
Mario Pirelli
Lisbon
Lusitania
Viva
Portugal
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
U.N. General Assembly
Pet fawn helped by boy seeks Kennedy aid in loss
Memphis report notes a ONE-year-old boy plans to write President Kennedy for help recovering his pet fawn Beck. The family faced animal possession laws and attempted to obtain a permit but learned single-animal licenses are not sold. The story mentions Susie the deer’s quirks and the father’s license pursuit.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPA
Kennedy
Beck
Susie
Bobby Reed
Trouble
Bobby
Bob Reed
Defection of anti-U S voice shocks Havana
In Havana reports say radio commentator Jose Pardo Llada defected in Mexico City amid Cuba's communist grip. FRD claims he broke with Castro over compliance with the Communist line and seeks Mexican protection, possibly exile in Spain. violence erupts as authorities crackdown on dissent.
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Havana
Castro
Jose Pardo Llada
Mexico City
Cuba
Pardo Linda
Fidel Castro
anti-Castro Revolutionary Democratic Front
FRD
Pardo Llada
Mexico
FRC
Fidel ‘Castro
Zoo
Gibson
Associated Press Patrol
Luanda
Spain
Cuba Exile Chief Vows Free Vote and Invasion
Jose Miro Cardona, 58, leader of exile groups, forms a revolutionary council to overthrow Castro within 18 months and promise free elections and no firing squads. He pledges arms from exiles and a U S Canada visit, while Castro calls the movement puppets and mercenaries. The two groups include the Democratic Revolutionary Front led by Manuel de Varona and the Revolutionary Movement of the People led by Manuel Ray.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Jose Miro Cardona
Revolutionary Council
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Revolutionary Movement of the People
AL Veluih
Cuba
Communist Party
Dacca
Pakistan
UPD
Mohammed Ayub
Castro
Khan
Cardona
United States
Canada
Patagonia
Havana
Manuel Ray
Manuel Antonio de Varona
de Varona
Fragmentary OCR Item on Local Circulation
A damaged OCR line mentions circulation activity and a Sunday edition, with scattered phrases about a bench and a street name, leaving the core event and entities unclear. The readable fragments point to a newspaper circulation note or street reference without a coherent report.
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YankiAuto
TVA
Chattanooga, Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chattanooga
Public Safety Patrol
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Paul R. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
San Antonio
Tex
Ivan Whitt
E. B.crenwelge
Crenwelge
Louisville
Long Beach
Pine Avenue
Santa Ana
Homer Plaza
Frank
Daroff
Lakewood Center
Lakewood Blvd
Southbay Center
Redonco
ANTI
U. S. Voige
Wwe
Cardone
Do Ee Eens Secanabaan
Press-Telegram
Pon
Lonutehee
Cartier
Mal A
Aig
Ember Ren
Milshed Daily
Ping Ave
Tang Bench —N
Huntington
Moroceay
Lane Reach
Reem
Naeml Price
London
England
Mother Church
Fint Church of Christ
Schwatl
Betton
Massachusetts
Milliken High School
Snowden Ave
Araptees
Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist
Joyce
Jane
Black Patent
Camperaff Jr
Oxford
Charles
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