Cuba Representation In OAS Is Challenged
The anti Castro Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front pledges that Cuba’s seat at the OAS meeting will be occupied by an agent of an external movement. Foreign Minister Raul Roa heads Cuba’s delegation as ministers discuss Communist influence in Latin America and potential Cuban walkout.
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Latin America
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Americas
Fidel Castro
United States
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Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Castro
Powers family seeks direct clemency appeal to Khrushchev
Barbara Powers plans a direct appeal to Premier Khrushchev for clemency for her husband Francis Gary Powers. Attorneys say she chose this route rather than await Brezhnev’s ruling. Powers and his parents may file separate petitions. a Soviet defense lawyer notes clemency decisions typically take about a month.
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Barbara Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Francis Gary Powers
Leonid Brezhnev
Frank W. Rogers
Roanoke
Powers
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Yalta
Black Sea
Brezhnev
Barbara
Oliver W. Powers
Pound, Va
Mikhail Grimov
Louisiana S Sovereignty Commission Action Aims at School Integration
New Louisiana State Sovereignty Commission moves to craft a plan amid the Orleans Parish School Board desegregation order. Gov. Jimmie Davis takes over city schools to resist integration as Archbishop Rummel warns against defying federal rulings. A three judge federal court hearing set for Friday with cases from NAACP and white parents.
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Orleans Parish
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Davis
deLesseps Morrison
Joseph Francis Rummel
Rummel
Ume
Public Service
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Baton Rouge
St. Helena
Congo Government Withdraws Its Demands on U.N. Congo Mission
In Leopoldville the Congolese government backed away from pressing demands on the U.N. Congo operation amid a Security Council debate. The council upheld Dag Hammarskjold's neutrality policy as Lumumba and Gizenga pressed for control of the force, with the Soviet resolution failing to gain seven votes.
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Hammarskjold
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Katanga
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Antoine Gizenga
Kuznetsov
L-Nation Council
Soviet Union
Canada
Belgium
NATO
United States
Gizenga
Three Planes Missing Across U S In Flight Disappearance
Private planes vanished on flights in New England the South and central states. Search teams covered routes from New York to Oklahoma. Planes carried eight to twelve people including a De Kalb officer’s group and a Oklahoma City family.
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South
Central States
de Kalb
Rodman Carey
Bowling Green
Atlanta
Civil Air Patrol
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Manchester
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Concord
First National Stores
Charles MacFarland
Woburn
Mass
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Wilmington
Mass Air
New York
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Teterboro
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Henry Griffing
Video Independent Theaters, Inc
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Linda
Phillip
Catholics In Cuba Beaten During Havana Youth Congress
In Havana a Roman Catholic priest was wounded by police in the suburb of Bauta while protecting youths. Six Catholic youths were beaten and detained in Las Villas province during the first National Catholic Youth Congress opening. Father Marcil Bedoya, a 59 year old Spanish national, was shot in the leg and held in a Havana police hospital. Six members of Catholic Working Youth were beaten and detained at Sagua la Grande in Las Villas.
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Bauta
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Sagua la Grande
Georgia Governor Endorses Kennedy for President
Georgia Governor Er nest Vandiver endorsed Democratic nominee John F Kennedy for president and running mate Lyndon B Johnson. He said he remains opposed to the party’s civil rights platform after meeting with the candidates in Washington.
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Ernest Vandiver
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon B Johnson
Washington
Vandiver
Democratic Party
Drop Noted In Baby Crop
The Public Health Service linked a recent fall in births to earlier marriages and younger motherhood in the 1950s. Officials noted no long term trend toward smaller families and estimated 4 203 000 births this year versus 4 292 000 last year, due to earlier marriages and earlier family starts.
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Public Health Service
National Office of Vital Statistics
Showdown Over Medical Aid Bills Heads to Senate
Rival plans to fund elderly medical care arc split between federal grants to states and higher social security payroll taxes. The Finance Committee backed 12 4 a grant based approach while Anderson and Javits proposed alternative funding and expanded benefits.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Clinton P Anderson
D-Nm
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
One Man Hurt Seriously In Lake Dallas Storm
A tornado struck Lake Dallas injuring a man seriously and causing structural damage as a thunderstorm swept the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Mrs Gene Williams suffered injuries, and other residents reported shattered windows, caved roofs, and downed power lines amid heavy rainfall and localized flooding.
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Victoria
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Wichita Falls
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Rising Star
Fastland
Nixon Going South Again
Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans a two city southern swing with stops in Birmingham Alabama and Atlanta Georgia. He will speak at Birmingham City Hall at noon after a reception at the airport and then attend an open air rally in Hart Park Atlanta before returning to Washington with Mrs Nixon.
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Richard M. Nixon
South
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nixon News
Alabama
Nixon
Hart Park
Caldwell Marks
Marks
Georgia
Stanley Meyerson
Weather fragment for Texas with scattered thunderstorms
Readings show highs around 64 to 73 degrees with lows in the 60s. cloudiness continues through Tuesday with widely scattered thunder showers and no major temperature changes across regions including East Texas South Central North Central and the Northwest.
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