Russia Threatens U S With War Over Cubans
The Soviet Union warned that a war sparked by Cuba would be the "ring of Unleashing of war" as it mocked President Kennedy and Khrushchev. The piece covers the Tailor and Cutter magazine critique of Kennedy's attire, US reactions to Cuba, and mentions Nehru, Nasser, and US policy debates. It notes U2 flights and arms deliveries to Cuba, and comments by Senator Dodd and Senate Leader Mansfield about US options short of direct intervention.
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London
Kennedy
Russia
Nygita Khrushchev
Harold Mac
Cuba
Congress
Soviet Union
Sakhalin
Britain
Japan
Turkey
Federal Republic of Germany
AW Aseington
SBN
Ncvernamens
Thomas J. Dodd
Smd
Castro
Moscow
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Berlin
State Department
United States
NATO Fauntries
Long Beach ad notices yield scattered bureau names
Fragmentary OCR reads like an ad listing and notices from Long Beach with partial references to agency names and contacts. The text mentions Per Month rates and several broken words, suggesting a classified or bureau notice page rather than a coherent article.
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Bureau of
Gires
Sungay Ab
Giant Jet Crashes with 44 Killed in Mountain Flight
The end of a long plane wreck tale unfolds as a 52 intercontinental bomber crashes near Spokane after radio and radar contact is lost amid poor visibility. Rescue teams, led by Captain Floyd Creasman, locate wreckage and seven burned bodies. Lothringer and Theresa Carillo face extradition in connection with an abortion case, while FBI agents pursue a smuggling angle tied to the crash aftermath.
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Spokane
Cepl
Floyd R. Creasman
Perpignan
France
UPS
Victor Reys
Andorra
Jong
Ape
Frank A. Johnson
Philadel
Harvey Lowe
A. Pelham
Hera
Bert Smith
Ining Hamannt
Wayne
Bendis
Elsworth A. Force Bass
Wright
Oxnard
Robert
Linyd
U S Profits and Income Set Records
Washington UP Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hades announced new records for corporate profits and personal income. He said profits at an annual rate of 309 billion dollars in April to June and personal income rose by 1 billion to a record 443 billion dollars.
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London
Bob Mays
Baltimore
Genadier Guards
Guards
Mays
West Indies
Britain
Sher
Waterlon
Washington
Luther H. Hades
Building Agreement Reached After Byed Dispute
Four Southern California building contractors associations reach a three year contract with the Operating Engineers Union after days of talks. The tentative accord ends a strike threat and provides a 15 cent hourly wage increase over three years. Signing expected Wednesday.
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Calfornia
Fnes
Mies
Eccard
Mystery Attack on Two Ships Reported by Havana Radio
Havana Radio reported a cowardly attack on two ships in the Cenbdean area. The Cuban vessel reportedly carried molasses while a British freighter carried sugar for Socialist countries. A second ship, possibly named Apple Sultan, escaped when its departure was delayed.
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Cenbdean
Havana Radio
Ure
Enginemen Drinking Before Train Crash
Two enginemen were drowsy from beer and sleep loss when a Northern Pacific train plunged down a grade near Missoula Montana June 10. ICC blamed culpable human failure for the derailment which killed a 2 year old girl and injured 272. The train was at 87 mph when it left the tracks.
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Washington
Northern Pacific Railway
Missoula
Mont
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Railroad Crash Inquiry Names Two Fired Workers
The commission identified engineer Elden E. Lyns, 59, and fireman Gerald Haines, 39, both from Missoula, as fired as of the accident date. Rail investigators said they were notified July 18 and reported visiting two bars, each drank a bottle of beer, then rested over an hour before boarding the train at Paradise, Montana.
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Elden E. Lyns
Gerald Haines
Bokh
Missoula
ICC
Paradise
Mont
Thy cc
Bacardi Cocktail Recipe Claim Prompts Mixed Traditions
A fragmented old note touts a Bacardi Cocktail made with Bacardi and various ingredients. It references the U S Supreme Court and old customs, mentioning measurements such as 2 teaspoons of something, lemon juice, grenadine, and sugar, but the text is garbled with stray phrases and unclear quantities. It appears as a vintage broadcast or ad style snippet from Ascaghi Im. rors, INC, NY.
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N. S. Supreme Court
Ascaghi Im. Rors, Inc
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