Castro says invasion from Dominican Republic crushed in Cuba
Havana reports air assault by Dominican Republic forces failed near Trinidad Cuba. Fidel Castro led the defense as a Dominican C46 transport plane was shot down. four insurgents and two government members were killed. Captured invaders include Luis Pozo Jimenez and a man linked to former Batista police units. Castro to address nation by TV.
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UPS
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Trinidad
Antonio Soto
Soto
Betancourt
Castro
Luis Pozo Jimenez
Justo L. Pozo
Gan
Lutgardo M. Perez
Fulgencio Batista
Eliope Perez
Frank Hidalgo Cato
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Jackal Trudillo
Weather Summary for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Weather notes forecast hot humid conditions with highs near 92 and lows around 68 to 73. Partly cloudy Saturday with little temperature change and scattered thunder showers possible. Wind will shift from south to southwest at 20 to 30 mph today, 18 to 26 mph tonight. Lake Erie small craft advisories in effect.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
DiSalle Pushes Tough Anti Numbers Law Amid Auto Tag Fee Debate
In Columbus Governor DiSalle presses lawmakers for a tough new anti numbers measure while proposing a 432.50 auto license tag fee boost. The Senate backs changes in the House approved bill and aims to pass the increase, with a draft making possession of members slips a felony carrying fines up to 1000 dollars and prison terms.
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Michael v. DiSalle
DiSalie
Senate
DiSalle
Mari McElrny
McElroy
Stark County
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Sion
Marci
Teo
Senate Judiciary
DiSelle
Eugene
J. Sawicki
Cleveland
Danny Johnson
New Philadel
Alphin
No Sign Of Emotion Suspect Admits Killing
Francis Henry Bloeth, 27, an admitted psychopath, confessed to killing two men and a woman in an eight day spree on eastern Long Island. He described the murders without remorse and said more bullets would have allowed more killings. Police linked him to two gunmen in Lake Ronkonkoma.
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Islip
UPI
Francis Henry Bioeth
Suffolk County Dist. Atty
John P. Cohalan Jr
Bloeth
Cohalan
Long Island
Iit
Jame Bloeth
Sidney R. Siben
Lake
Ronkonkoma
Steel Firms And Union Stand Firm
New York talks in the national steel strike limped along with no signs of movement from either side. Chief mediator Finnegan and an industry team led by R Conrad Cooper met with Howard Hague filling in for absent U S Steel leader David J McDonald as unions press for wage gains. Talks did not address wages and progress remained remote.
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New York
UPU
Joseph F. Finnegan
Washington
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Cooper
David J. McDonald
United Steelworker
Howard Hague
Unon
Vice President Nixon to Visit Ohio for Akron Stop
Vice President Richard Nixon will arrive in Cleveland at 11 05 am aboard Capital Airline en route to Akron to attend a college football game. The trip follows a note from the Louisiana Department of Commerce and Industry about a tourist survey. Beale Beacon Journal editor John S. Knight hosts Nixon during his stay in Akron.
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Cleveland
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Akron
Baton Rouge
Curt Seigelin
Low
Thelsiana Department of Commerce
John S. Knight
Beacon Journal
Earl K. Long
Chicago
America
Serge
Lin
Capsule recovery hopes rise for Discoverer V flight
Air Force aims to recover the space capsule from orbit after its Discoverer V mission. Four C-119 planes circle a Pacific recovery zone southwest of Hawaii with sky hooks to seize the parachuting capsule on its 3:30 to 6 p.m. editt pass. If unsuccessful, ships will recover the radio capsule from the ocean.
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Vandenberg Afb
Calif
UPN
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Ater
Europe
Earth
Eisenhower Backed Labor Bill Clears House Amid Praise and Criticism
The House approved the labor reform bill 229 to 201 after a late session, supported by conservatives and President Eisenhower who praised the move as tackling corruption in unions. AFL CIO President Meany condemned it as a victory for anti-labor forces and warned of continued battles.
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Washington
UPL
Eisenhower
Ures
House
Congress
Gettysburg
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Director warns cuts due to highway program funding
Ohio Highway Director Everett Preston said a proposed 1.8 billion dollar federal highway program would still curtail Ohio's spending. The plan, 400 million below the request, could force retrenchments to keep allocations within revenue from the new one cent gas tax. Ohio would receive about 117 million, cutting the interstate program by at least 50 million and likely leaving two thirds of its 10 million dollar share available.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Everett Preston
Congress
Preston
House
Ways and Means Committee
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Ministers Resume Talks After Turmoil
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers reopen talks in Santiago after a violent exchange between Cuba and the Dominican Republic. Raul Roa accused the uprising in Cuba of being organized and financed in Ciudad Turillo, prompting heated denials and threats. Chair Germano Vergara urged calm as Roa and Herrera Baez separately discussed the incident to restore progress.
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Santiago
Chile
Raul Roa
Roa
Cuba
Ciudad Turillo
Porfirio Herrera Baez
Caribbean
Herrera
Vergara
Fire Hits Toledo Hotel Demolished Landmark
A three alarm blaze tore through the Belle Hotel in downtown Toledo causing forty thousand dollars in damage. Twenty eight firefighters battled the flames with four overcome by smoke treated at a hospital. The five story building, vacant and slated for demolition, saw smoke fill the floors as patrons fled a basement tavern.
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Toledo
Upit
Officials set vaccine fund to aid needy children
Commissioners allocate 400 for polio vaccine purchases. Article notes firm employees sold on product and a liquor company testifying at a tax hearing about retail whiskey sales to workers. Also mentions South Shore Regatta Brown Trophy recap and commentary on US Russia ties.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alfred MacFarland
Hoodlums Slain In West Side Bar Shooting
Police link two killings to a syndicate dispute as John Miraglia is shot five times from behind at the Orange Lantern Tavern. An hour later another hoodlum is killed three miles away, prompting detectives to probe a possible connected gangland revenge.
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Chicago
John Miraglia
Orange Lantern Tavern
West Side
Rocco
Frank Kaske
Kaske
Miraglia
Miragla
Sailor Finds Love of Flowers and Beer Amid Court Fight
Whitley England UPI sailor Jack Maley testified in court that his second love is flowers and his third love is beer after two men faced trial for beating him. He recalled little of the altercation saying he had attended a flower show and drank about 18 pints.
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Whitley
England
Jack Maley
Maley
Up a Tree Phrase Used in 19th Century Context
The note cites Thackeray and a line about being up a tree as a problem example. It mentions calling Chronicle Telegram Classified ads to help solve the issue, with references to Elyria and Lorain area contact numbers. The text blends literary reference with local classifieds as a problem solving device.
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Thackeray
Graham
Elyria
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
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