U S Acts To Intervene In Central America Cuba Crisis
The United States announced military action in Central America, citing uprisings in Guatemala and Nicaragua aided by Cuba. Warships and the carrier Shangri-La patrolled the Caribbean as Washington said actions would be limited to three mile waters. Cuban officials denounced the move as an invasion and urged solidarity with revolutionary groups fighting Yankee imperialism in Latin America.
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Bolivia
el Salvador
U.S. State Department
Ateast
Shangri-La
Cuba
Central American
Department
Guatemala
Nicaragua
la Calle
Avance
U.S. Navy
Pastorita Nunez
Lea Alest Nunez
Central
Americaragua
Costa
U.S
Castro
Latin America
United States
Union Vote Expected to Reject MTA Truce
Union vote threatens a lengthy strike as 900 MTA mechanics push for a 65 cent hourly raise while the city explores substitute bus routes. Judge Lloyd Nix warned the strike violates a restraining order, and union counsel seeks to vacate it. Mayor Norris Poulson considers suburban buses to aid downtown commuters amid mounting traffic and labor tensions.
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MTA
Superior
Lloyd Nix
UU. Union Legal Counsel
Union Icaders
Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
Gardena
Children Spoiled Paper Hits Luxury of Red Officialdom
A reader of Neues Deutschland complains that many children of high officials ride in private cars while teachers walk in Communist East Berlin. The writer says such children lose proportion and will make unfair demands when grown.
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Berlin
Neues Deutschland
East Berlin
Prince Philip Cousin Marries Heiress in Hampstead
The Marquess of Milford Haven, 41, cousin of Prince Philip and best man at Queen Elizabeth II’s wedding, married Janet Bryce, 22, London heiress, in a Presbyterian church ceremony in Hampstead. About 100 attendees. Philip did not attend due to royal family rules on divorced partners.
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London
Milford Haven
Prince Philip
Elizabeth I
Lord David Mountbatten
Janet Bryce
Journalists Visit Mao As Latin Delegation Arrives
Tokyo reports that journalists from Argentina Bolivia Brazil Ecuador Mexico Peru and Japan met with Mao Zedong. Pieping Radio covered the event stating the visiting press corps engaged with China’s leader during the outreach.
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Tokyo
China
Mao Tzejtung
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Ecuador
Mexico
Peru
Japan
Pieping iRadio
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