Castro Attacks Priests Denounces Church Criticism in Cuba
Fidel Castro lashed out at Cuban Catholic leaders and accused U.S. embassies and Franco allies of pressuring priests to oppose his revolution. He spoke amid protests and warned of retaliation if church criticism continued, linking clergy to Batista’s crimes and calling proponents traitors.
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No Blow Yet Noted as Easterly Wave Stays Off Florida
The Associated Press reports an easterly wave about 2,000 miles southeast of Florida off the Lesser Antilles shows no signs of intensification. Forecasters warn such waves may develop into storms but not always.
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Ham Marskjold Plans Katanga Mission with Swedish Troops
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold prepares to lead the first UN troops into Katanga Province from Leopoldville. Two Swedish companies will accompany the mission as Tshombe agrees to a noninterference stance while awaiting talks with Lumumba.
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Weather Forecast Notes Light SSW Winds
The weather report indicates mostly south to southwest winds of 5 to 12 mph, with brief higher speeds near showers.
Soviet Expel American Tourist as Spy
Moscow reports that an American tourist identified as Robert Christner has been expelled from the Soviet Union as a spy. The U S Embassy says it knows nothing about Christner and learned of the expulsion only from a note from the Soviet Foreign Ministry sent in July seeking industrial and military intelligence. The date of expulsion was not stated.
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Joe Cash Competes In National Water Ski Meet
Sarasota's Joe Cash enters the 1960 national water ski tour in Minneapolis aiming to defend his slalom title. He will attempt water ski jumping for the first time this year after recovering from a leg injury late last year.
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Kennedy Pushing Wage Bill for Incremental Increase
Senator Kennedy vows to move his minimum wage bill to passage with no major changes. He argues the Eisenhower administration dragged its feet on welfare measures and previously opposed any rise. Goldwater defends the administration, saying the shift was not forced by Democrats.
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Khrushchev Eyes U.N. Visit Amid Cuba Ties
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev shows interest in attending the U.N. meeting in New York next month while seeking invitations for a regional tour of Latin American nations. U.S. officials warn of dangerous brinkmanship as Cuba draws Soviet ties closer and warn of possible use of military power.
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City Officials Near Agreement on Downtown School Site Exchange
City and school leaders in a special City Hall session reached consensus on the appraisal basis for the three acre Central Elementary site on Golf Street and the 20 acre city property east of Tuttle Avenue. They plan a property swap to proceed with a new school on the 20 acre site, while upgrading Tuttle Avenue, water, sewer lines, and landfill work.
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Kennedy Faction Pushes Independent Florida Campaign
Florida Democrats plan to run general election campaigns independently of the Kennedy Johnson national ticket. State cabinet members skip a Washington meeting, preferring to focus on state races. Atty Gen Ervin and others push for personal campaigns while stating loyalty to Kennedy. Republicans oppose several statewide candidates. Green and Conner face no GOP opposition and back Bryant and other Democrats.
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Capsule recovery mission targets polar orbit drop
Discoverer XIII launched from a West Coast missile facility into a polar orbit through a fog bank. On its 17th pass over the Arctic region this afternoon a radio signal will trigger the Air Force recovery operation for instruments aboard the satellite, an effort attempted six times before.
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Milk Price Controversy Moves To Remove Price Curbs
Florida officials prepare another bid to drop milk price controls. Odham seeks a Tallahassee hearing review and plans a Friday Jacksonville meeting to halt price wars without new controls. Governor Collins backs ending controls as Carter and Walton discuss policy shifts.
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Drive out today or tonight at new shopping center
Gapehere Gardens on 41 games priced from 10 700 to 16 500. New shopping center opens with sales event urging early visits this morning or evening.
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