Cuba Argentina relations strained over atks and actions
Cuba accuses Argentina of interventionist moves at an OAS meeting for opposing a Cuban resolution. Raul Roa denounces Argentina while Argentina rebukes Cuba after joint sanctions and a bitter diplomatic exchange. A separate report notes Cuban seizures of assets amid regime shifts and bank takeovers as Havana asserts policy breaks with Nationalist China.
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Havana
Ficel ‘Castro
Cuba
Argentina
Raul Roa
Julio A. Amoseds
Roa
Brazil
San Jose
OAS
U.S
Rea
Baldness treatment offer and scalp examination invite
A garbled ad-style notice promotes early intervention for thinning hair. It urges readers to see a skilled specialist for a free scalp examination to combat baldness and encourage natural hair growth.
Pennsy Offers To Go to Arbitration
Philadelphia dispatch reports Pennsylvania Railroad PRR offers final binding arbitration on 23 issues blocking a nationwide scale strike by the Transport Workers Union and system federation non operating employes. TWU president Michael J. Quill prepared a tour of the PRR network to rally striking members while PRR board chairman James M. Symes and president Allen J. Greenough frame the plan as a fair challenge. TWU calls it a gimmick amid labor secretary statements and accusations of strike breaking.
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Philadelphia
Vanla Jr
Geday
PRR
Transport Workers and Systemtion
Ilroad
Setill
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers
District of Columbia
3000 System Federation
James M. Symes
Allen J. Greenough
Quill
Mitchell
Nuclear tests urged by Murray for weapons edge
Washington reports United Press notes Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray urged both Republican and Democratic presidential candidates to back underground and space tests. In an open letter to Senator Kevy and Vice President Nixon, Murray argued that such tests are necessary for breakthroughs and atomic superiority.
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Washington
UPD
Thomas E. Murray
Guiar
Murray
Sen
Ke Vy
Nixon
U. S
Nine Aboard Vessel Found Safe After Lake Superior Runout
MARQUETTE Mich PK boat with nine aboard went missing overnight between Marquette and Big Bay 26 miles north. It was found safe on Tuesday as the 32 foot Karen Joan had run out of gasoline. Owner Don Kroken about 40 Marquette and five workers from K L Sawyer AFB plus three wives were aboard along with Ray Smith and wife Theada 19 Charles Holcomb 197 his wife Frances 22 Harvey Albert Frank Arraya Clifford Young and Betty from Texas remain with the vessel at sea.
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Marquette
Mich
Lake Superior
Big Bay
Karen Joan
Don Kroken
Mariquette
K. L. Sawyer Afb
Ray Smith
Tpheada
Charles Holcomb
Frances
Harvey Albert
Frank Arraya
el Paso
Texas
Clifford Young
Betty
Florestville
Costa Rican Tourist Ban Lifts
Costa Rica announces the ban on U S tourist visas is lifted and the Costa Rican consul in San Antonio reports the government will no longer issue visas to Cubans or Dominicans. The ban followed a meeting of the Organization of American States in San Juan.
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Costa Rica
Abe San Miguel
San Antonio
U.S
Organization of American States
San Juan
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Pennsy
Your Fox Co
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
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Associated Press
Imn
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Baily
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