Cuba's New Year's Eve Night of Plot and Escape Plans
Brigadier General Tabernilla joins Batista at his hacienda as conspirators assemble lists of invitees for a midnight Camp Columbia gathering. Batista weighs constitutional options while plans for a propped transitional government unfold amid U.S. officials debating Castro engagement and the island’s looming power shift.
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Silito Taberniia
Batista
Sila
Linenin
Marn
Washington
Bolivar
Gonzalo Guest
Andres Domingo Morales del Casidin
Ra Yvou
Sala
Silo
Cartier
Camp Columbia
Persil Plate
Guaimaro
Bansat
Mara
Rivera Aguare
Battista
Ilides
Batiste
Ruben
Ente
Mitta
Tabernilla
Havana
Pilar Garelis
Marit Marin
Sito
Winse
Mat
Barista
Guell
Rivera
U.S
Castro
United States
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Francisco
Silito
Euquine
Bautista
Cosme Varas
Havana Palace
Fidel Castro
Palma Soriano
Errol Flynn
Don Dorschner
Roberto Fabricio
Vedado
Time Magazine
Jay Mallid
Mallin
Bolas
Southwest Research Institute founder dies
Dr. Barold Vaptborn, first president of Southwest Research Institute, died Sunday at a Lockhart hospital from an apparent heart attack. He founded three research organizations, including Southwest Research Institute, Midwest Research Institute, and Armour Research Foundation. Survivors include widow Maurine, son Harold Vagtburg Jr, daughter Mrs. Sidney Keith, two sisters, and five grandchildren.
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Barold Vaptborn
Southwest Research Institute
Lockhart
Vagptborg
Southwest Research Institure
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas
Ciy
Armour Research Foundation
Clinais Insitute
Sim Antonia
Vigtborg
Southwest Foundation For Research and Education
Maurine
la Antonio
Harold Vagtburg Jr
San Antonia
Sidney Keith
Housinn
Water Woes Highlight Texas Drinking Standards Debate
The State Health Resources Board discussed the Safe Drinking Water Act with about 500 systems failing to meet fluoride and nitrate limits. Department officials warned that 450 systems exceed current levels, while 50 more show excessive nitrates, prompting possible variances and expanded federal oversight.
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Larry Springer
Austin
Stay Board of Health Resources Sunrday
Dalph Briscoe
Department of Reali Resources
Health Resources Department
Environmental Health Bureau
David Cochran
Environmental Protection Agency
Cochran
Chennan
Jose
Texas exhibits and events span museums and conferences
An exhibit titled Texas and the American Revolution runs through Feb 16 at Trinity University Coates Center. A 49th Urology Workshop by International Urological Sciences meets Monday and Tuesday at El Tropicano Hotel. A National Conference on Criminal Justice Planning Administrators mid-winter meeting continues through Wednesday at Hilton Palacio del Rio. A public hearing on 16 million dollars in federal community development funds is set for Monday in Mission Room. Auditions for The Great Race at Melodrama Theater Monday at 7 p.m. Nurses talk on myocardial infarction by EKG at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Northeast Baptist Hospital.
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Coates Center
Trinity University
International Urological Sciences, Inc
el Tropicano Hotel
National Conference of State Criminal Justice Planning Administrators
Hilton Palacio del Rio Hotel
Jane Aczkowski
American Association of Critical Care Nurses
Northeast Baptist Hospital
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John Dorschner
Knight News Service
Higtelubs
pAssape
George Raft
Caprivin
Rosa Rivero
Andres Rivero Aguetri
Emilio
Tropicana
Rosa
CIA
Jack Stewart
Max Lesnik
Witt
Arroz Con Polla
Earl Smith
Porfirio Rubirosa
Zsa Zsa Gabart
Rubirosa
Smith
Rubirnse
Ambassador Smith
Christian Rerter
Robert
Herter
Dulles
Murphy
Burke
New York Times
Herbert Mathews
Murphy S
Rubertom
Ltuisita Pazo
Albany N.Y
Maar'sall
Edlio
Justo Luis Pazy
Ali
Vedada
Ang Maria Salazar
SW Research
DEA
Harold Vagtborg
Porter Loring Mortuary
EPA
Texas
Eugene Rowley
Tuesday Musical Club
McAlister Auditorium
Bexar Et
Mission Room
Convention Center
HemisFair Plaza
Dion Boucicault
Historical, Historical Society
Institute of Texan Cultures
Mid-America
Thenu A
Lisa Cockrell
Lisa
Oneni Center
Jackson-Keller
Harris
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