Fidel Castro Due in Washington for One Day Visit
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro arrives in Washington for a one day visit to seek favorable opinion and possible financial aid for his regime. Security is tight with advance agents and bodyguards deployed. A protest by anti Castro groups is planned near the White House two hours before his arrival. He is invited to speak at the American Society of Newspaper Editors convention in Washington.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Washington
Fulgencio Batista
Anti Communist Movement of the Americas
White House
Castro
United States
Ammerican Society of Newspaper Editors
U.S
Christian A. Merter
Lime
Richard M. Nixon
House OKs Gas Tax Hike and Senate Passage Forecast
The House approved a two cent per gallon gasoline tax increase to fund the Highway Department, 77-55, with revenue projections for two years. Senate action was forecast as Democrats hinted at cautious progress amid amendments and political maneuvering involving Gov. Michael V. DiSalle.
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Senate
William E. Tangney
Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Highway Department
Ohisansi
Cancer Hazards Greater For Men
A brief health feature urges men to discuss cancer risks with family, emphasize proactive precautions, and plan to extend life protection beyond financial safeguards. It frames men’s cancer awareness as a family care issue and highlights actionable steps.
Dulles Early Taste Of Diplomacy And Cancer Talk
A piece recounts John Foster Dulles growing up in Watertown and pursuing diplomacy, noting his family ties to state service and his role as secretary of state. It also discusses cancer awareness, urging early detection for lung and prostate cancer and weighty health policy debates in Ohio and ongoing public health messaging from the American Cancer Society.
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American Cancer Society
Space Capsule May Be Down In Arctic
Vandenberg Air Force Base California United Press International reports the United States may learn today if it has achieved the world's first return of a satellite capsule from outer space amid concerns it could be lost to polar bears and icebergs in the Arctic.
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Calif
UPI
United States
Arctic
Dalai Lama Plans India Appearance Amid Space Capsule Oddities
World news wires report the Dalai Lama may appear publicly in India after delays and tensions. A 1000‑pound satellite launcher mission faced an automatic capsule release failure risk, with officials assessing telemetry and orbit shifts to confirm its drop timing over the Pacific.
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Air Force
Pacific
Globe
Senate Debates Labor Reform Bill On Capitol Stage
The Senate readies a week long debate on labor reform legislation led by Lyndon B. Johnson. Goldwater and Cooper challenge the measure while Kennedy defends the bill amid amendments aimed at curbing corruption in labor management. Proxmire presses for party platform pledges and unemployment standards spark broader committee discussions.
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Barry Goldwater
RsAriz
Senate
Ius
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Dacob Bodavity
John Sherman Cooper
Joh
P. Kennedy
Omias
Ronviers
William Proxmire
Lyndon
Johnson
Renarks
Proxmire
Rail Benefits Hiked In Rail Benefit Bill
Washington lawmakers debated a bill to raise rail program benefits by ten percent and to enlarge revenues by increasing the tax schedule for railroads. The measure, approved by a subcommittee with technical changes, would affect beneficiaries and industry funding.
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Washington
UPD
Husband Dies As Wife Tries To Get Phone
A 67 year old man, Josefavic, died during a medical emergency after his wife attempted to call for a doctor. Police said officers responded to the home. the doctor arrived around four, but the man had died. The case was to be reviewed by the city law director. penalties exist for refusing to yield an emergency call.
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Marlo Helehits
Altro Mieschay
Pole
Acuta
Meydtibor
Josefowle
Charles Ciansad
Ety Law
Atlantic Cotton Association elects new president Tuesday
The Atlantic Cotton Association chose PB as president at a Tuesday meeting. The Chronicle-Telegram Raven-Carril edition notes premiums or rates with multiple regional prices listed for Lorain and adjoining counties and other areas.
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The
Atlantic Cotton Association
Raven—Carril Aetiverad Ana Ain
Lorain
Ohio
Murder Trial Jury Begins Deliberations
INDIANAPOLIS Ind UP I a fey of 22 Wisbinds heise desi ort today the ftee nine genes of as spurned mistress who Hatfed the mim who Teft her Mrs Commie Nicholas the de[cendant says he death of busi ness Forrest Teal was peet sdontail The State of Tadiana eloiiig she deliberately plotted its murder and carried it out. One facet as imaspated the small gun in Mrs Nicholas hand iathieted the three fall Wallet wots that killed Toe a hus band amen father Another is uncontested Mrs Nicholas trias to ill herself with sleeping pills after the shooting but failed Today the attorneys for the ste and defense deliver malar gements to the jury. The jury is expected to notice about 3 M ¢ 8 b Tt cn return four verdicts 1 First degree murder Electro cution or life impeisonment with the jury deciding 2 Second degree murder with out the element of premeditation Life imprisonment 3 Manslaughter Sibling in a moment of passion 2 to 21 years 4 Not guilty
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Ind
Commie Nicholas
Forrest Teal
Tadiana Eloiiig
Toe
Nicholas Trias
Secretary of State Resigns and Dulles Health Update
President Eisenhower indicated secretary of state Dulles remains in his post despite incapacities from cancer. Dulles, 65, travels extensively for U.S. diplomacy as a foreign policy asset during the Cold War while a successor decision was expected within days. The president conveyed emotional remarks and noted the possibility of Dulles serving as a foreign consultant.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
America
Florida
Walter Reed Hospital
Fletter
Cole Lerter
Sannot
Congresswoman Says Newsman Insulted Her
Congresswoman Darved Kers accuses a newsman of insulting her writing in a report about office space rental in Homerville Georgia. Rep Irie F. Bitteh criticizes the Howard Reporter Vance for a story alleging mayoral details and compensation, while Trimble defends herself against slanted reporting and calls the piece offensive.
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Washington
Anan Trimble
Askes
House
Scripps
Howard
Vance
Trimble
The
United
Rut Sto
Fallenneous
Homerville
Jon
DiSalle Proposes Two Utility Rate Formulas in Ohio
In Columbus Gov. DiSalle offers two concrete rate formulas to the Public Utilities Commission as a replacement for the reconstruction cost new method. One would balance net investment and RCN to spur new facilities, while the other uses company costs with limited PUC adjustments. Rep. Frances McGovern leads the bill revision, with the Pennsylvania Plan seen as the likely Democratic choice.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ians
Michael V. DiSalle
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Frances McGovern
D-Summit
Miss McGovern
Pennsylvania
Herter Likely Cabinet Choice Cited By Report
A report indicates Dean A. Herter is seen as a likely choice for a cabinet position amid discussions on Secretary John Foster Dulles. The article notes increasing discomfort in the lower neck and X ray studies suggesting a possible malignant tumor in the lower cervical vertebrae, with no operation planned and treatment details discussed by State Department officials.
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State Department
Lincoln White
Dulles
Flying Bandit Sprenz Nabbed In Mexico
Edgar Hoover led the FBI in a nationwide alert as Sprenz robbed First National Bank in Hamilton Ohio for about 26000 last March 2 then fled by car and plane across the Gulf of Mexico to the Yucatan. He later surfaced in Raymondville Texas and was tracked by Mexican police near Vera Cruz and Tecolutla. He crashed a light plane into a palm tree, then rode a commercial flight to Merida before continuing a spree across Cos tumer Island Canton New Castle and Titusville, leaving a trail of stolen cars and license plates.
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FBI
Sprenz
First National Bank and Trust Co
Hamilton
Ohio
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
United States
Raymondville
Tex
Vera Cruz
Lorenz
Raymondsville
Coshocton
Canton
New Castle
Bessemer
Bank Lpot
Altoona
Titusville
Pierpont
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