New Blockade Possible Says Senator Stennis on Cuba
Senator John Stennis and Republican William Miller urged renewed pressure on Cuba over the weekend. Stennis favored economic pressure and OAS cooperation potentially leading to a blockade if Soviet troops remain, while Miller backed reimposing the naval quarantine and seeking broader sanctions. The House subcommittee opens hearings today on Communist subversion in Latin America with Assistant Secretary Edward Martin the first witness.
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Violence Flare Ups Mark Coal Mine Strikes Across Regions
Reports describe renewed violence linked to coal mine labor disputes in Cleveland and Tennessee, with clashes during weekend protests. Union leaders push wage talks amid company denials, while broader unrest touches Milwaukee Upper Michigan and Chicago area spillover as contract deadlines loom.
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United Miro Workers
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U S Rejects Red Ban Plan At Disarmament Conference
In Geneva the United States rejected Soviet bids for a one to three onsite inspections and questioned Moscow’s desire for a test ban. Willian Foster cited Soviet behavior as undermining trust and noted Western demands for 8 to 10 inspectors. A Kennedy Khrushchev summit was seen as the likely path to resolving the deadlock.
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Polaris Subs May Visit Greek Ports Amid Multinational Crews
U S officials discuss assembling mixed crews of Americans Italians Germans and Greeks for Polaris submarine visits to Mediterranean ports possibly after its first deployment. Turkish approval anticipated though Italian leaders deny leasing subs while Polaris patrols mainly stay submerged except at Holy Loch.
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New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A New York report claims a medical breakthrough with a substance that reduces hemorrhoids and relieves itching without surgery. Doctors observed rapid pain relief and shrinking in several cases, with sustained improvements over months.
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