Inaccurate Accounts on Bay of Pigs Invasion Air Cover
Kennedy rejects reports of U S air cover for Bay of Pigs invasion saying no air support was planned or provided. He cites planning flaws and underestimation of Cuban defenses while detailing broad missteps from Eisenhower through the administration.
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Bay of ‘Pigs
U. Ss
Pentagon
Herald
Lira
Robarth
Inva
F. Kennedy
U.S
Castro
Kenslon
Kennedy
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
United States
David Kraslow
Ald
Washington
Knight
U.S. Aly
Pers
Castra
IEA
Odt
Eisenhower l
Bocame
Longshore Strike Talks Fail Amid 39 Cent Package Proposed
Across the waterfront, the New York Shipping Association rejected the ILA package, with labor and management gridlock delaying decisions after a 39 cent increase proposal. The walkout nears a month as mediators push for a deal while benefits loom for striking longshoremen and printers.
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United Press
Sen
Wayne ‘Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Texas Dock Strike Faces Possible Settlement News
AWAIT WORD HOLSTON (UPL) Texas dock workers and others idled by a three week International Longshoremen's Association strike waited for New York news on a possible settlement. A task force board proposed terms would not directly affect the South Atlantic or West Gulf Coast strike stations. Separate contracts are necessary for each area.
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Holston
UPL
Texas
International Longshoremen's
Association
New York
South Atlanic
West Gulf Coast
Ana
Transit Philadelphia union offers significant transport workers proposal
Transit Philadelphia reports a significant proposal by the Transport Workers Union, discussed today in Philadelphia. The union's actions affect service operations and labor relations, with officials awaiting details on potential wage and workrule changes.
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Philadelphia
Phils- Iphia Transportation Co
Loya
Transport Workeys Union
Sewiday, Wansif Sloke
Mexico's Border Program Visualizes 1000 Mile Show Window
Matamoros Tamaulipas adjoins Brownsville across the Rio Grande as Mexico advances the National Border Program PRONAF. A gateway bridge replacement and a new four lane span, plus a modern civic center, customs offices, and an array of facilities are planned to spur urban renewal and cross border commerce.
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Clarence Larocke
Matamoros
Mexico
Progra Nacional Fronterizy
Pronaf
Puerta Dé Mexico
Matamores
Brownsville
Camaétun
Laredo-Nuevo Laredo
Federal Service
Gateway Bridge
Rie ‘Grande
Jnational
International Commece
Mexico border city Matamoros grows amid cotton trade
PRONAF reports Matamoros Tamaulipas has 180 798 inhabitants including Valle Hermosa with 41 209. The economy remains dependent on cotton exports, 91 percent of 1960 exports, totaling 429 million pesos. About 4 500 Matamoros residents work in Brownsville Cameron County, earning around 2 500 annually, while trade with the U S shows a 9 52 million balance. Development of a deep sea port and port facilities near Brownsville could diversify exports and boost fisheries and industry.
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Mexico
Civic
Boston
UPD
Port Roberts
Frost
Aldoni Ling
Mexico City
University City
Matamoros
Mexito
Tamaulipas
Thas
Valle Hermosa
Valle Hormioso
Mata Matos
Pronaf
Brownsville
Cameron County
U. S
Europe
Asia
Japan
Tfromap
Jpronaf
Tinto
Cron County
Interior’ Mexico
Brownyville
Port Isabel
Gulf of Mexico
Matamoras
Port Brownville
Gulf
Utara
Reynosa
Pronak
Mexicali
Trains Collide In Philadelphia Wreck Injures Near 200
News reports describe a Reading Company commuter train collision in Philadelphia near Spring Garden Street. A six car local struck a four car train during strike conditions, injuring nearly 200 people with many treated and released. Hospitals reported overflow of injured. Witnesses recount a terrifying crash with passengers trapped and panicked crowds between cars.
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Philadalpia
UPT
Reading Co
Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia
Tanemana
Jefferson
St. Luke’s
St. Joseph's
Pennsylvana
Philadelphia General Hospitals
Mary Tevere
Chet
City Pays Fees for Jail in Bexar County
City of San Antonio pays $19 107 for prisoner keeping at the new county jail. Sheriff Mauck received the check from City Manager Jack Shelley after a County Commissioners Court appearance. Shelley asked to reopen contract negotiations for prisoner keep within 12 months. Commissioners approved. City pays $2.15 per prisoner per day, with the federal government contributing $245 per day per prisoner.
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Bexar County
Bill Mauck
Jack Shelley
Shelley
Hauck
County Commissioners Court
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