Castro jitters trigger U S tirades and base risk
Washington analysts tie sharper Cuban mouthings to internal Castro jitters. U 2 overflight, UN complaints, and possible harsh words on Guantanamo base loom. Sugar shortages threaten Cuba’s ailing economy and dollar shortages, while Brazil’s upheaval and Havana Moscow ties widen regional pressures.
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Indonesian Training in U S Draws Senate Protest
A 280 member Indonesian force is being trained in guerrilla tactics in the United States a State Department cover up followed by admission. Senator Keating charged the program ties to Indonesia Malaysia tensions. he urged stopping such training to avoid enabling attacks on neighbors.
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World’s Fair Sunday Draws Crowds and Pickets in New York
It was a sunny Sunday at the World’s Fair in New York with large crowds and seven pickets dispersed by Pinkerton guards on private property in front of the Florida pavilion. CORE demonstrators were present for 35 minutes. Traffic remained heavy as attendance surpassed Saturday by 6 p.m. and officials noted optimism about the transportation exhibit and Swiss Sky ride. Queens County Day featured nation programs and an NY state pavilion event. Robert Moses hosted an Opera board reception as the Metropolitan Opera opened its special World’s Fair season.
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Goldwater May Tap Scranton as Running Mate
Washington report says Barry Goldwater’s first choice for vice president is Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton. The piece details past interactions, party dynamics, and the political calculus of balancing the ticket with an eastern liberal.
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West German industrial magnate held in tank parts fraud case
Fritz-Aurel Goergen, 54, director general of Henschel in Kassel, was arrested on fraud and dishonesty charges amid a probe into excess profits from spare part sales to the Bundeswehr for M 47 tanks in 1960 and 1961. Investigators seek whether old parts were billed as new. Goergen, arrested in Hanover, faces questioning after a Kassel court order.
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Senators urge Viet Nam strike back
Democratic Sens Lausche Jackson and Republican Sen Scott urged extending the Viet Nam war into North Viet Nam while Sen Church opposed it, warning of a Korea-like commitment risk. The debate reflects a split on strategy as the Johnson administration continues funding and support for South Viet Nam.
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