Kennedy urges unity among Cuban exile groups
UPI reports Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy called for unity among Cuban refugees in the United States. He said exiles should form cohesive groups to pursue a substantive policy and engage in discussions with Castro’s Cuba, while denying provocative invasion talk and defending the Kennedy administration’s stance.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Inedy
Castro
Kennedy
Miro Cardona
ABC
Jose Miral
Cardona
Cuba
Doj
United States
Miro
Iona
Gneral
White House
U.S
Defense Secretary
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Best Pot Luck at Night in Old San Antonio Grab Bag Sale
Night in Old San Antonio features a paper bag concession where works by San Antonio artists are sold for a uniform price. Participants include amateurs and professionals such as Fred Kiniey, Bill Rielly, Alden Waiit, Amy Freeman Lee, Herman de Jori, Jack Tinkle, Louise Clairmont, Keith McIntyre, Bill Robinson, George Palovitch, Janice Palovitch, John Palovitch, John Palmer Leeper, John Squire Adams, Ruby Dugosh and Leslie Larsson.
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San Antonio
Fred Kiniey
Bill Rielly
Alden Waiit
Amy Freeman Lee
Herman de Jori
Jack Tinkle
Louise Clairmont
Keith McIntyre
Bill Robinson
George Palovitch
Janice Palovitch
John Palovitch
John Palmer Leeper
John Squire Adams
Ruby Dugosh
Leslie Larsson
Millionaire Peter Lim Assets Seized in Philippines
Manila AP reports Chinese-born billionaire Peter Lim had assets seized by the Bureau of Internal Revenue over a $635,994 back tax claim. Revenue Commissioner Jose Lingad ordered seizure of Lim's assets across 17 corporations.
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Manila
Philippines
Peter Lim
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Lim
Jose B. Lingad
McNamara moves to cut overseas defense spending
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara orders tighter controls to reduce the United States overseas expenditures. A confidential memo to the Joint Chiefs of Staff outlines plans to cut costs without harming combat strength, including rethinking overseas postings and support operations. The Pentagon notes potential reforms in headquarters staffing and advisory groups as part of a broader effort to ease the balance of payments deficit.
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Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Associated Press
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Pentagon
Pact of Defense Department
Department
Europe
U.S. 7Th Army
Bludes
France
United States
Italy
3000 Mile Ride on Horse Touts Florida Departure
Vernon California AP report says country musician John B. Wilson rode a horse 3000 miles to the Vernon fire station declaring he had just ridden in from Florida. Wilson, 30, said he completed the journey from Indiana River City, Fla., because he tired of playing music until 3 a.m. The Pentagon stated McNamara.
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Vernon
Calif
John B. Wilson
Florida
Wilson
Indiana
River City
Fla
Plane Crashes Into Monastery Near Padua Church
A small plane carrying two men crashed into a monastery garden after scattering flowers at a wedding near Padua. Pilot Otello Garbo, 39, was not seriously injured while passenger Ubaldino Gallo, 40, was in critical condition. Benedictine monks paused a theology class to help at the abbey shell tower scene.
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Padua. Mary
UPI
Otello Garbo
Ubaldino Gallo
Congress Slows as Internecine Debate Drags On
Washington AP reports Congress is slow to act with few major bills enacting. After weeks of sessions, the House has not met since April 11 and the Senate has produced little. Notable measures include funding for Interior and Treasury Post Office, plus missiles and naval procurement. debts, tax cuts, foreign aid and medical school aid loom. Delegated bills face Rules Committee hurdles and potential Labor Day closings.
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Washington
Congress
Tokyo
India
Wingston Churchill
House
Senate
Interior Department
Treasury Post Office Departments
Itt
Ja Youth Conservation Corps
Rules Committee
Communications Satellite Corporation
Cnt
Strangling of Boy Admitted in McAllen Case
McAllen police say a 14 year old boy signed a detailed statement admitting the sexual assault and strangling of six year old Roberto Rodriguez. The victim was found in an irrigation canal about three blocks from his home, near Enriqueta Landeros.
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McAllen
Roberto Rodriguez
Enriqueta Landeros
Helga Smith Crew Rescued After Freighter Sinks East of Cape Race
The U S Coast Guard cutter Campbell rescued 26 crewmen of the Swedish Greek freighter Helga Smith after the 2089 ton ship sprang a leak and began sinking 40 miles east of Cape Race. Navy spokesman said hull cracked and pumps failed.
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ST. John's
Nild
U.S. Coast Guard
Campbell
Helga Smith
Cape Race
US. Navy
Argentina
Coronaip Stool Relief Promises Overnight Constipation Help
A newspaper ad promotes Coronaip tablets as a new colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action. It claims tense nerves block bowel impulses causing constipation and that Coronaip will gently restore bowel function overnight with an introductory size priced at 43 cents.
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P. Ramsay
L.A. Calif
San Antonio Light Feature Promises Exclusive Australia Coverage
The San Antonio Light markets its “expense paid Qantas V Jet” Australian coverage as the greatest opportunity for readers. It touts exclusive news and a Junior Diplomatic feature, inviting readers to read The Light for details.
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San Antonio
Australia
Diplo
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