382 Companies Nationalized in Castro's Cuba Action
Castro's government nationalized 382 enterprises, affecting most principal Cuban businesses. Banks were seized except Royal Bank of Canada and Bank of Nova Scotia. U.S. embassy cites 20 firms American owned or American money invested. The decree covers 26 sectors including sugar mills, distilleries, soap and perfume plants, packaging, and Coca Cola among remaining large firms. Khrushchev’s Moscow visit led to stepped back UN security measures as he returned after 25 days.
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Cuba
UPI
Fidel Castro
Castro
Royal Bank of Canada
Banks of
Nova Scotia
U.S
W. R. Grace Co
Procter & Gamble
Colgate
Belman Morin
United Nations
Mikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
New York
First Avenue
U.N
Secretariat
East River
5Th General Assembly
Khrushchev
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Woolworthr
Gunditch Rubber
Coca Cola
Bacardi Rum Co
Eisenhower Seeks Ties With New Nations Amid Khrushchev Jab
President Eisenhower urged unity with newly independent nations in Asia and Africa while denouncing Soviet aims to dominate world affairs. He warned against threats and provocations that could derail efforts to build friendships with 16 UN admitting countries, including Cyprus and 15 African nations. Observers read his remarks as a reply to Khrushchev’s recent speech, with the Soviet leader calling him a fool and insisting disarmament talks must follow Soviet terms.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Asia
United Nations
Cyprus
White House
America
Khrushchev
Arewell M
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Mother and three children die in garage fire
A fire tore through a tar-paper garage converted to a house in Appleton Wisconsin killing a mother Audrey Nitzdan and three children. A fourth child was critically burned as authorities work to determine the cause and extent of the tragedy.
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Appleton
Wis
UPI
Audrey
Nixon Decries Notes as Debates End in Foul Claim
In Los Angeles Nixon and aides accuse Kennedy of using notes during the third great debate. Nixon says he is shocked by the question and hints rules should be settled before the next clash. Trendex surveys show heavy nationwide TV viewership but no clear lead. The New York area turnout mirrors national levels, with viewing dropping from the first debate.
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Ambassador Hotel
EW York
UPI
Jion James
Kennedy
Trendex
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
A. C. Nialson Co
Thi
New York
Bil Shade
Pierre Salinger
President
U S Attacks Castro Over UN General Assembly Speech
The United States delivered a harsh, point by point rebuttal to Fidel Castro’s four hour UN General Assembly address. It labeled Castro a tyrant who denies Cubans free elections, opposes US relations, and threatens with provocations at Guantanamo while refusing compensation for seized American property and pushing for sugar embargoes.
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N. Y
United States
Fidel Castro
General Assembly
Cuba
Castro
U.S
United, States
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Dick and Kennedy clash anew over Quemoy debate
On a national telecast Nixon and Kennedy argued over defense of Quemoy and Matsu and war and peace policies. Nixon urged defending the islands to preserve prestige in Asia while Kennedy pushed for withdrawal to avoid escalation, sparking sharp exchanges on national security.
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Jack Clash
Typhoon Lola Causes 29 Deaths in Philippines Floods
Manila reports typhoon Lola sweeping into the South China Sea with chest-high waters and a death toll of 29 from drownings and fires caused by a power outage. Weather and relief efforts unfold as authorities assess damage across affected areas.
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Manila
Lola
South Ching Sea
Philippines
Khrushchev Farewell Draws Mixed Chicago Reactions
Three Chicago area residents react to Nikita Khrushchev's departure from New York to return home. Peter Jr. 27 production control man says he is sad to see him go and that Khrushchev made propaganda but achieved little. Mrs. Donald and Mrs. W H Bans call him harmful and say all Americans will be glad he's gone.
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Chicago
Nikita Khrustchev
New York
Ziss
Boom
Peter Jr
Donald
W. Hh
Kennedy Aid Denies Notes Were Banned
Kennedy administration denies banning notes amid a dispute with The Press-Telegraph. Officials insist no policy forbids notes, while editors claim restrictive orders hinder coverage and access to official records.
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Kennedy Aid
Kennedy Says Debates Best Yet In Narrow Victory Claim
Senator John F Kennedy declared he was highly pleased with the third television debate with Vice President Richard Nixon and his staff called it his best performance, while Nixon avoided declaring a winner. Notes controversy and press secretary's denial of any formal agreement on notes. Mikoyan, Khrushchev ally, appears fading from Soviet power amid dispatches from London and Moscow analysis.
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Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles
John. Kennedy
Kennedy
Sen
Kenney
Tam Nixon
New York
John F. Kennedy
Aldy
Nat Nixon
Mikoyan
Soviet Communist Party
Bok To
Cuban UN envoy Casuso seeks asylum over Castro regime
Dr Teresa Casuso, Cuba's alternate U.N. ambassador, denounces "dishonesty" in Havana and asks Premier Fix del Castro to relieve her duties. She says Castro rules as a dictator and will seek asylum in the United States after being ordered back to Cuba. She claims Cuba is a police state with no press or individual rights.
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Teresa Casuso
United Nations
New York
UPI
Teresa Caytao
Tag
Fix del Castro
United States
Castro
Casuso
Cuba
U.N
Dy Havani
Washington
Dimbet
U.N. General Assembly
Theresa
Mexico City
Blast Kills 3 Injures 5 at Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth Kansas reports a gas caused explosion leveled a slaughter house outside the U S Penitentiary walls killing three men and wounding five others. The dead include a supervisory employee and two inmates while two inmates remain unidentified pending kin verification.
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Leavenworth
Kan
U.S
Mpleye
Weekend Weather Outlook for Saturday
Early morning low clouds drift away to mostly sunny conditions. Little temperature change with the high reaching by noon and a 7 percent chance of precipitation.
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