Cuba Executions Report 102 Opponents Die as Soviet Arms Flow Grow
Reports from Havana quoted by the State Department say Fidel Castro has ordered or directed executions of 102 political foes, with a tally nearing 1060 deaths across 45 months. Refugees note a Cuban missile base at Miramar and a 9 p.m. curfew after rocket shipments to a Russian base. The piece also cites US loans of ships to Russia in World War II and Turkish protests to block Red Cuba supplies.
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Russia
Jose Miro
Havana
Artment
Fidel Castro
Lincoln Whitetame
Cuba
Soviet Union
Jose E. Hernandez
Miramar
Castro
Miro
Cubana Fortress
Mexico City
Mariel
Pinar del Re Province
State Department
Washington
United. States
Eusebio Mu Jal
Qiban Workers’ Federation
United Nations
Feridun C. Erkin
Caribbean
Erkin
Detergents Raise Water Pollution Alarm in State
San Francisco water experts told a Assembly subcommittee that household detergents do not break down in wastewater because of their synthetic nature. This could threaten California’s drinking water supply. Studies at Whittier and Colton aim to find breakdown methods while UC is sponsoring related research. Officials highlight Southern California, the San Joaquin Valley, and Lake Tahoe as acute areas.
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San Francisco
Paul R. Bonderson
State Water Pollution Control Board
Whittier
Colton
University
California
Bondersoh
San Joaquin Valley
Lake Tahoe
Washington
Edeound G. Brown
Califor
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Brown
Nixon
Kennedy
Ambulance Driver Nicknamed Mr Stork Delivers 20th Baby
Mehlville ambulance driver Paul Fey Jr. known as Mr. Stork delivered his 20th baby in 15 years on a roadside call to Oakville. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. George Alles Jr., waited in a gas‑short car before Fey delivered the infant, George Alles II, at the scene.
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Mr. Stork
ST. Louis
Mehlville
Paul Fey Jr
George Alles Jr
Oakville
Fey
George Alles II
Soviet Replies to U S Protests Over Buzzing Airliners
Berlin reports indicate Russias response to U S protests over buzzing two Western airliners in Berlin air corridors was restrained. Allied sources say Russia rejected the U S charge of endangering air safety and called the American stance propaganda.
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UPI
Union
U.S
Ganda
West Berlin
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