Cuba ousted by OAS as Red influence tightens grip
The Organization of American States expelled Cuba after Punta del Este ministers recommended removing Communist Cuba for democracy. Carlos Rafael Rodriguez becomes head of Cuba’s Land Reform Institute, consolidating Castro's power by placing land redistribution under loyalists. Non Reds fade from government as power centers shift in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of the American States
Cuba
Red Hierarchy
Havana
Fidel Castro
Punta del Este
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Land Reform Institute
Castro
Rodriguez
Communist Party
Congo Katanga President Tshombe Denied Visa Visit
The state department refused Tshombe's U S visa amid claims his visit would disrupt Congo unification aims. The stance, supported by Premier Adoula's government, draws criticism as diplomatic missteps and suggests Katanga's anti-Communist leader remains pivotal to Congo's stability. Hearst papers oppose pressuring the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
The
Adoula
Tshombe
Hearst
Tshombe Avisa
Elementary classes visit North Carolina with Texas exhibit
Visitors from the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce share Texas samples and wigs from the Alamo grounds with local elementary students. Roy and Mirlbuts thank city firemen for preventing a brush fire near their 3600 block Horseshoe Bend home. Washington's Birthday matinee offers Jefferson High students discounted seats at Woodlawn Theater. Military guests attend Sergeants Three at Josephine Theater, while Texas Theater plans a regular run starting February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Teo
Alamo
Visitors and Information Department
San Antonio
Roy A. Warlbuts
Horseshoe Bend
Mirlbuts
Washington
Samuel Bronston
Woodlawn Theater
Thomas Jefferson High
Herman Selfock
Woodlawn
Sane
Jeff High
Josephine Theater
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Peter Lawford
Joey Bishop
Lane Hye Davee
Texas Thater
Suburban San Antonio faces fire, liquor, and growth debates
Through the Years notes suburban dwellers in San Antonio amid grass fire fears from County Fire Chit CHIT Holcombe. the State Liquor Board led by WJ Townson weighs beer joint dress codes. Captain D P Smith, 85, Confederate veteran, recalls 73 years in the city as mayoral plans move forward with Ralph Cameron on the auditorium contract. six Bexar County schools visited by trustees found in excellent condition per Carlos Bee. A donkey at large near Tobin Hill spurs safety complaints as residents report morning disturbances. minor activity at the San Antonio Gun Club and resignations of Ortizer and Chabal are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Carlos Bee
Poetic Fragments Echoing Nature and Alarm
A fragmented poem describes singing sounds in wind and branches, comparing music to angels and woodland imagery. It shifts to a siren-like wail suggesting danger, ending with garbled phrases and stray lines. The piece blends nature’s rhythm with an abrupt, unsettling interruption.
Judge Onion orders reporters barred from jail interview
In San Antonio a 17th District Court judge restricted access after a reporter interviewed Vicent Stewart, tied to two murders and a robbery. Court-appointed aides faced contempt, and the judge warned of possible laws protecting trials, citing press coverage in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisteiel
John J. Onion
Besar Cou Ly
Fis
Onion
Vicent Stewart
Wilke
Stewart
San Antonio News
Mobert Greener
Gonzales
Leonard Mrewa Sr
Raymond] Sanchez
Sere
Warnke
Deir Otion
Jae
Two Burned In Jet Crash At Biggs Air Base
DASQ Texas UPI reports two Voren captains were burned Friday night when their 183 jet trainer crashed and exploded attempting a takeoff from Biggs Air Force Base authorities described a loss on takeoff and indicated both men were transported to William Beaumont Hospital with injuries.
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Dasq
Tex
UPI
Voren
Page
Larry
Lola W. Alien
Ratt Varse
Sonny Saute
Gour
Yesaldi
William Beaumont
Remy
Youths Attack Teens in Jackson Roadside Incident
Five youths attacked three teenagers outside Robert E Lee High School near midnight Friday. One boy was hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck with a bottle and glass cuts. Victims Anderson Jr and Armstrong were injured after stopping to help a tire change in the 60 block of Jackson Keller when the attackers arrived in another car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ly Leeigh School
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Langton
Anderson
Armstrong
Jackson Keller
Salazar Statue Wrecked by Blast in Portuguese Africa
A blast destroyed the statue of Antonio Salazar in Portn o African possessions as loyalist troops flood in amid fears of uprising by the majority population. The incident signals rising tensions in the Portuguese colonial territory as authorities tighten control to deter dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lourenco Marques
Portnlanese
Mocambiqui
Antonio Salazar
Notable clash shocks Leopaldeille leaders in tribal dispute
Fragmented OCR reveals a violent confrontation involving a cafe, hair tearing, and a thwarted stabbing attempt amid political tension. The piece references tribal chiefs and a government stance in Leopaldeille with uncertain names and garbled phrases.
Carrier Has 1400th Landing
Washington AP reports a ceremonial 1400th landing aboard the Enterprise, the nuclear powered aircraft carrier. The event occurred during operations off the Atlantic, marking a milestone for the ship’s air wing and crew amid ongoing deployments and readiness drills. The milestone underscores long serve time for carrier aviation and reflects the U.S. Navy’s operational tempo in the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enterprise
Dan
Cartier
U.S
Cyiunitananid Bay
Ciba
Rock Roll Draws Rockpite: Moscow Trial Updates
Moscow court sentences a figure tied to toll records in a sensational case as reported by Soviet Russia. The fragment mentions Rockn Roll related names and a weekend update on the political rumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atvavuan
Moscow
Zoult
Soviet Russia
Birch Society Criticisms Stir Debate On Communism
Readers debate the John Birch Society and anti Communists cited by officials and publications. The letter questions motives, linking Birchite labels to a broader anti communism effort and calling for clearer definitions of danger.
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John Birch Society
United States Attorney General
Welch
Moscow
Sabs
Gil Hart
Communist Party
U.S.A
Commuunist
Im Ng
Qute
Peapies Worker
San Francisco
Fein Hi Society
Kermody
Gus Mall
Coispiracy
Kennedys Plan Country Holiday
President and Mrs Kennedy plan a holiday trip by helicopter to Middleburg Virginia if weather allows. The party includes Caroline and two children and their nurse. The journey would occur in the morning if conditions permit.
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Washington
UPE
Kennedy
Middlebang
Wacker Ak
Glen
Kennedys
Thaler
Childeen
Caroline
Tak
Mirleburg
Funeral notices for Aurea Yelati and William Pontefract
Fragmentary obituary items list services for Aurea Yelati at Downing Chapel and the Ramindialien of the BAUM, with memorial prayers at St Hedvig Cemetery. Also noted are JW. William Pontefract of WS Park Tang and a Monday interment at Missin Byjcin.
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Mia
Minnie Gola
Resuios
Pan
Siniday Parish
Aid
Suielay Ye Benly Rosary
Soe Downing Chapel
Servdeos
Amt
Memlay Athief
Aurea Yelati Athe
William Pontefract Sheptert
WS Park Tang
Tokyo Death Toll Rises Amid Disease Crisis
Tokyo reports nine additional fatalities linked to an ongoing outbreak. The deaths bring the toll to sixty six, with authorities confirming continued spread and urging adherence to safety measures at hospitals and public venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Take Sievens
Japan
Swatset Memorial Park
Blonde Arrests Tied to Congo Death of Texan Officer
Blonde secretary Elizabeth Thrins from Arlington Texas has been arrested in Leopoldville on charges related to the slaying of Lt. Col. Valen 0 Stogner, the U S military attaché. US civilian investigators arrived from Germany to assist Congo and UN police in examining ballistic evidence and the investigation.
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Cal. Banng
Garin Fing
Nana
Keene Ar
Te Vanes Army Corps
Ertauilys
Mary Dovise
Hasqisitt
Cok. Gorman
Pull
Iso
Festiga
Tenineys Niviston
Ener
Blonde
Congo
Leoped Ville
Cango
Mins
Elizabeth Thins
Arlington
Vancom
Valentine Diy
Valen
Stogner
Yourald
Makala
United Nations
Leopoldville
the Congo
IAR
U.S
Germany
E41
Cpt
Mele
Svea
Tolay
Air Criminal Investigation Division
Rave
Sahil
Thanehi
Investitas
Iquiny
Caautgeur
Ose Cathassy
Tence
Stormer
G McMarttin Godley
Nathin
EL Paso
Yeas
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Anil Pakistoiy
Ta Len Ito Commaniel
China
Ganmindst Noth Viet Nam
Inl Vibes
In Seffect
Buy America Program Hurts Japan and Asian Markets
A fragmented, OCR like report discusses the Buy America Program’s impact on Japan and Asian markets, noting increased competition from MEG nations and concerns over higher U.S. production costs. It cites Japanese firms facing pressure from European and American policies, mentioning government stance and trade friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mkya
Poeurenyent Pereignis
Tie Gartens
Ald Pearins
Roy
Lena
Nigyon Kenksang Steel
Japan
America
Didi
Luellin
Death notices in Beath Parish reveal parishioners and kin
Fragmented obituary notices list survivors and relatives across Texas and nearby areas. Names such as George Rohison, Rosato, and Far Survivaris appear among long lines of bereavement, church connections, and memorial details. The text notes funeral arrangements at the Lutheress Church and local homes, with dates and hours scattered, reflecting a dense, era-specific community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visiala
Furiorat
Mara Chapusalurdo
Donnicius
Mission Burrah
Hinband
George Rohison
Dyin E. Reloti
Raste Berger
Forler
Fekes
Falta Thaus
Farley Loring
Rickard Coie
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Renwicke Cary
By Barl TL. Douglass
Yan Tannel
Pero
Thorn
Jesus
Ile
Essen
Esus
Hell
Tle
San Anionio
Holcombe
State Liquor Control Board
WJ. Townson
Lutkin
Beer Joint Carhop
D.P. Smith
Texas
Wisconsin
San Antonis
Black
Ralph Cameron
Tobin Hill
San Anaio Gun Clu
Messrs
Ortizer An Chabal
Wien
Auinnrteon
Bexar
Vedore Naielet
Owen W. Kilday
Kilday
Snge LO
Anterson
Andersmi
Bitte
Salazar
Veeda
Leen Redla
Ranferved
Willy
Tinont
Shougloni
Rock ’N’ Roll
Rockpite
Pip Ral
Readis Sry
James (. Poinsan
Gt Creek
Sdrieny 2
Ubi
Mstvkiy Alamo Chapéls
Internent
Tase Tawa Memorial Pay
Buy America
Hurts Jann
TOYKO
UMD
Washiitan
Guy Anorean
Mons Compietilinn
Asia
Afotean
Middle Baskera
European Vennomic Community
HEC
Ano
Apterican
Weil
Abou Hale
Hany
Nes Bal Renan
Palania
Tess
Bréker
Ingloca
Fo Wien “An
Butyl
Vores Dogyalors
Mes
Miles
York
Gii
Aira Mmenga
Okatses
Fe Rigg
Eni
Olaf Lucenr
Liedaed
Ibn
Lagherad
Erityn Luckenga
Jjas Golto
Seuin
Waday
Zith hsKearsn Uatiniy
Fujerat Orsiay
Femsrot el
Carey
Oka
Marge
Flinn
Aloma Chepe
Teovis
Mt Holr
Cialis
Peersin
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