Cuba Rebels Sell Bond Issuance to Aid Movement
New York reports supporters of Fidel Castro are selling nonredeemable bonds in denominations of 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100 to fund Cuban refugees and insurgent families. Democratic Workers Committee officials decline to reveal totals raised.
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New York
Fidel Castro
United States
Fulgencio Batista
Democratic Workers Committee of Cuban Emgres
Batista
Angel de Prada
Jackson Seeks NATO Scholarships Plan for STEM Shortages
Washington senator Senator Jackson proposes a three point NATO program to tackle shortages in trained scientific technical manpower. The plan includes a NATO scholarship program, expanded summer institutes, and an annual NATO maths and science merit competition for secondary students and teachers. He notes Soviet per capita output of trained specialists exceeds NATO. The proposals will be reviewed by NATO parliamentary committee before the November 11 conference.
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Washington
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Washington State
Soviet Union
Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel
An oddly worded hotel blurb describes Huntington Hotel Long Beach with rooms, private paths, wall-to-wall carpet, writing desk, early maid service, and dining options. It mentions 1280 E Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, a dining room serving breakfast and regular dinners, and catering to the public.
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Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Boulevars
Oreag
Desi
Carly Maid
Feo Lassa
Rood
Tacen
Nerson
Choice Steaka
Prime
Pet
Comal Qurkey
Dulles OKs Visa Plan for Some Reds
A New York Herald Tribune Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State Dulles approved visa certificates for select visitors from nonrecognized Iron Curtain nations to enter the United States. The plan would apply to Red China journalists, Olympic athletes, and others, with decisions made publicly on an individual basis and limited to newsmen, under temporary certificates.
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New York
New York Herald
Tribone
Dulles
United States
Washington Dispatch
Marguerite Higgins
Red China
Washington
Bakersfield
Tair
Knowland
R-Calif
Los Angeles
U. 8
Hwy
Helf State Department
Sen.Dulles
Lebec
Briton Dies in Cairo During Economic Mission
Cairo reports Frederick Milner, 52, a British Treasury representative, died of a heart attack on Wednesday night just hours before returning to London to report on a fact finding economic mission to Egypt and the region.
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Cairo
Frederick Milner
Treasury
London
Egypt
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Anton Schultz
Aimples
Pole Lite
Main
Atlantic
Oks
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Petri's Cleaners
Orange Ave
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