Cuba imposes rule on property seizure for long expatriates
The Cuban government announced a rule that any citizen who leaves Cuba for the United States and remains away more than 29 days loses all ownership of property. The decree is part of a broader effort to curb the emigration flow and tighten control over assets left behind.
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Taipei Debates Mongolia Policy and UN Leadership
United Nations talks continue as Taiwan omits veto on Mongolia matter while U S and Russia press for a replacement for Dag Hammarskjold. Adlai Stevenson meets Valerian Zorin amid progress on secretary generalship with U Thant as interim choice and debate over executive setup and troika plans.
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Mistress Threat by Poles Told at Spy Trial
Former U S diplomat Irvin C Scarbeck testified that Polish police threatened to send his 22 year old mistress Miss Urszula Discher to a prison for soldiers use after they were photographed in bed without clothes He faces charges of passing classified information to Polish agents Lyons testified Scarbeck admitted memorizing secret embassy documents and sharing them with Polish intelligence agents He said a Polish agent gave him a Warsaw phone number and offered aid if discovered.
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Boy, 14, Gets 55-Year Term in Slaying
A 14-year-old fifth grader in Chicago was convicted of fatally stabbing Mrs. Josephine Keane, 45, a store room teacher at Lewis-Champlin School. A jury sentenced him to 55 years in prison with parole eligibility after 18 years and 4 months. The state did not seek the death penalty.
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California Employment At Record High In September
California civilian employment rose by 90,000 to 6,314,000 in September while unemployment fell to 364,000 or 5.5 percent of the labor force, led by farm and school work gains and growth in retail, services, and durable goods. Nationally, U S wage and salary jobs hit 53.9 million in September, with total employment about 67 million as seasonal factors trimmed overall figures. unemployment fell to 4.1 million.
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