Rusk urges Soviet withdrawal from Cuba amid talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Moscow could aid U S Soviet relations by withdrawing its military personnel from Cuba though not tying it to future arms talks He suggested isolated subjects like stationing observation teams at rail highway junctions airports and seaports for warning of movements He urged Congress to pass Kennedy foreign aid and noted limited prospects for a broad nuclear test ban settlement while exploring narrower agreements with the Soviets.
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Sunday Light Troubles Ahead in San Antonio News
Sunday Light examines federal actions shaping San Antonio’s role in energy policy and health research. staff writer Hen Siegal previews Alsa Satay and Miracle Man center coverage while Barbara Moore outlines the upcoming legal changes and the impact on motorists and local industry.
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Payoffs Mount in The Light Contests as Readers Win Big
The Light reports rising payoff totals in its Licky Bucks and Social Security contests with five winners sharing $165 each. Forty four readers have collected bonuses, and subscribers received extra rewards, including Albina L. Price and others listed by name. A caller notes family reactions and a hospital visit as she reveals winning luck numbers and prizes, with continued coverage on Page 8.
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Rain spares Hill Country as San Antonio receives relief showers
Widespread rainfall eased drought in the Hill Country with San Antonio totaling 0.63 inches. Buda, Camp Wood, Kendalia, Comfort, Kerrville and others reported scattered amounts. Harlandale led city readings with an inch. forecast calls for dry conditions ahead and slightly cooler nights. Five Fort Worth children treated for chlorine fumes after a pool incident. their parents attend the San Antonio area visit.
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Etna Volcano Erupts With Ash and Sand Cloud
The central crater of Etna belched a thick column of white smoke while ash and sand streamed northeast, rising over a half mile into the air.
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Cuban planes strike sugar mill and Havana refinery raid
Cuban authorities reported a small pirate plane attacked the Camaguey province sugar mill near Moran, firing two 50 pound bombs, one exploded harmlessly, the other dud. A second aircraft over Havana Bay oil refinery drew anti air fire. Ministry accuses United States imperialists of plotting.
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Five suspects charged in Great Train Robbery case global trials begin
London AP reports five suspects arraigned in a small country courthouse over participation in Britain’s Great Train Robbery. The suspects include Rene Pilgrim and Alfred Pilgrim with Mary Boal. Cordrey and Boal denied ties to the heist. Police say $3,332 in cash and four suitcases of money were recovered, while the total haul rises to 72 million pounds. The Cheddington raid near Linslade is linked to the Glasgow night mail job eight days earlier.
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Today’s Index and Page References
The index lists Amusements on page 36 and 17, Armond the Waza on page 37, Classified on pages 34 to 43, Death Notices on page 3, Editorial on page 34, Features on page 35, Financial on page 24, Goren on Byhige on unspecified page, TV section on page 6, Society on pages 20 to 13, and Sports on pages 25 to 28. The layout hints at a historic newspaper’s segmented contents with multiple sections and page allocations.
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Berlin Warned Against Riots On Anniversary
West Berlin authorities warned against rioting on the first anniversary of a refugee killing. Police were instructed to use all legal means to prevent clashes near the Communist wall, as tensions rose over the March 12 incident involving Peter Feviter.
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West Germany to sign nuclear test ban treaty
BONN AP West Germany announced it will sign the nuclear test ban treaty. The decision to do so was made unanimously at a cabinet meeting.
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