Castro Blames Kennedy For Havana Fire Terror Plot
Cuban state press brands Kennedy an arsonist and terrorist over the El Encanto blaze in Havana and another store fire in Santiago. It cites saboteur plots tied to a new anti-Castro strategy while reporting 23 injured and no deaths.
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UPI
Press Today
Kennedy
Cuba
Dumulqugy Flagsaee
el Encanto
Santiago
Fidel Castro
Revolucion
Lionaire
United States
el Mundo A
Central Intelligence Agency
National Paper Factory
Cabana
Abelardo A. Aguiar
Casitro
Castro
Osiel Gonzalez
Gonzalez
William Morgan
Encanto
Polaris Fizzles Mount Polaris Fails At Sea
The Navy reports a string of failed Polaris missile launches from submerged submarines with only 1 success in 19 sea tests. Officials blame launch pressures and review ongoing tests aboard the Robert E. Lee to confirm fixes, as Kennedy pushes for expanded funding and patrols.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Robert E. Lee
Kennedy
Congress
Weather Outlook for Ohio Turns Warmer Amid Showers
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio expect sun then increasing clouds and warmer today with a high near 60. Tonight brings windy showers and lows around 40 to 45. Saturday stays mostly cloudy and cooler with more showers possible. Temperatures average 3 to 10 degrees below normal.
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Ohio
Fannie
How Did Space Red Land Soviet Tass Reports
Soviet Tass quoted a Komosomolskaya Pravda account detailing Yuri Gagarin's return by parachute. A tractor driver witnessed the landing in a field and described a calm, unharmed cosmonaut with a watch on one wrist and a mirror on the sleeve.
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Tass
Sovetskaya
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Gagarin
Natachute
Moscow
UPI
Komosomal jSkaya Pravda
Young Communist Group
Nicolai Gurovsky
Gurovsky
Komosomolskaya Pravda
Eichmann Faces A Long Weekend in Israeli Court
In an Israel Supreme Court context Eichmann faces a weekend before a ruling on whether seven preliminary points permit his trial. Three judges decide Monday morning if the trial can proceed for crimes alleged abroad. Eichmann declares intent to fight the case to the end and rejects death by his own action.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Yediot Aharonot
Tel Aviv
Robert Servatius
Servatius
Moshe Landau
Landau
Israel
Monty Praises Teenagers as Better Educated Yet Frightful
London UPI Field Marshal Montgomery said on Thursday night that today’s teenagers are better educated and overall better than previous generations. He cautioned that when not properly guided they can be frightening and misused.
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London
UPI
Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
Adenauer backs NATO boost in talks with Kennedy
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer endorses plans to revitalize NATO and raise its nuclear and conventional firepower. Kennedy and Adenauer emphasize stronger alliance to deter Soviet aggression, defend West Berlin, and maintain unity as discussions wrap with a joint communique. Adenauer to visit Texas before returning home.
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UPI
Kennedy
Konrad Aderpauer
NATO
U.S
Western Alliance
West Berlin
Germany
Adenauer
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Austin
Yuri Gagarin Returns Home in Mass Moscow Welcome
Yuri Gagarin, the first human in space, is greeted by Khrushchev at Red Square after landing at Vnukovo. Crowds jam Moscow streets as millions cheer the cosmonaut, hailed as the Columbus of space and hailed again by the premier.
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UPI
Khrushchev
Yuri Gagarin
Lenin
Stalin Red Square
Gagarin
Vnukovo
Khrutshchev
Red Square
Colummbus
Gagarin hailed as space hero in Moscow parade
Two million Muscovites line the city to honor Yuri Gagarin after his first space flight. Khrushchev lauds disarmament and progress while Gagarin, in a Soviet air force uniform, thanks his wife Valentina and accepts Lenin Order and other tributes.
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Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Khrush ‘Chev
Hed Square
Air Force
Jofficer
Russia
Khrushtchev
Josef Stalin
Lenin
Cos Monaut
Ussr
Major Gagarin
Valentina
Shei
Red Square
35 Man Crew Saved As Ship Sinks In Gulf Of Maine
A 441-foot Liberian freighter Marine Merchant sank after a storm in the Gulf of Maine as its 35-man crew escaped in two lifeboats. Coast Guard cutters and vessels including the Raleigh Daru and Acushnet aided amid 14-foot waves and 55 mph winds, with the ship under tow before vanishing.
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Marine Merchant
Gulf of Maine
Gulf
Atlantic
Maine
Marine
Merchant
I Coast Guard
Esso Raleigh
Portsmouth
Marine Coast Guard
Raleigh
Brother George
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Laurel
Cactus
Cmdr
A.M. Heckman
Portland
Port Sulphur
Portsland
The
Marine Navigation Co
New York City
Wilmington
Del
Daru
Gagarin Returns to Moscow After Historic Flight
A massive crowd greeted Yuri Gagarin in Moscow after his 108 minute orbital Vostok flight. He delivered a calm report to Soviet leaders and appeared with Khrushchev while received by cheering youths and bouquets.
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Lenin
Khrushchev
Gagarin
Vostok
Suslov
Mikoyan
Ford Union Contest Shapes Up In Election
Contest shapes up as the current committeeman opposes the administration in the Ford union election. The notice hints at a key vote and local campaign maneuvering. The passage mentions safety record honors at Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division and Lorain County recognition for U9GD, indicating industry accolades in the same context.
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Contese
Ford Union
Brown-Lipe- Chapin Division
Lorain County
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Sheffield Lake
South Armherst
Spencer
Wellington
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