Castro Campaign Likely Limited by Latin American Stance
A stepped up Fidel Castro propaganda push against the United States and the Guantanamo base faces limited prospects as Latin American nations resist breaking ties with Havana. Peru severed relations, Uruguay and others discuss a hemispherewide break, while U.S. and Soviet positions emphasize defense and restraint amid Cold War tensions.
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Guantanamo
U. S
Cuba
United Nations
John F. Kennedy
Castro
United States
Osvaldo Dorticos
Kennedy
Peru
Montevideo
Uruguay
Argentina
Venezuela
Panama
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U.S
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Nicaragua
Haiti
Jimé
Guatemala
Paraguay
Eisenhower
Natay
Costa Rica
Siton
Guantanamo Bay
Khrushchev
Congo Declares Day of Mourning for 1959 Riots
Leopoldville observed a national day of mourning as UN conciliation mission failed to unite rival Congolese factions over independence riots that left 47 dead and 250 wounded in January 1959. Kasavubu allowed the mission after Afro Asian states were dropped from its list.
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UPI
X—Congo
United Nations Conciliation Commission
Leopoldville
College of Commissioners
Belgium
U.N. Commission
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Kasavubu
Umte
Congo
Mali
Guinea
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Joseph Dee
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Albert Kalonji
Kasai
Timetable Of Events In U S Cuba Break
Chronology of the year leading to severed diplomatic ties between the United States and Cuba. Highlights include $5 million in U.S. property seized, Cuba’s accusations of US attacks, sugar quota cuts, Soviet missiles pledge, Monroe Doctrine reaffirmation, OAS condemnation of Soviet intervention, and executions of three American adventurers in Cuba.
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Cuba
State Department
U.S
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
Cuban
Roy Rubottom
Latin America
Nicaragua
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Organization of American States
OAS
GOP Eyes 1964 Fight Over Campaign Chair
In Washington a dispute over the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee leadership heats up. Senator Barry Goldwater faces calls from liberal Republicans like Jacob Javits to pause his role. Javits warns about the implications of Goldwater's continued chairmanship amid the party’s 1964 path.
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Washington
UPI
GOP
Senate
Barry M. Gollwater
Ariz
Arizona
Jacob K. Javits
R-Anly
Goldwater
Javits
New
U.S
Cuba
United States
Fall From Bed Proves Fatal To Woman
A woman about 15 years old died Tuesday at Bella Vista Community Hospital after tumbling from her bed in a two room home. Mrs Mercynda Caldera, born in Torreon Mexico during Emperor Maximilian's reign, was taken to hospital earlier in the day. Her daughter in law, Mrs Petra Lopez, told sheriff's deputies of the move to the United States.
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East Los Angeles
UPD
Bella Viste Community Hospital
Mercynda Caldera
Petra Lopez
Caldera
Torreon
Mexico
Maimilian
Lorain Chronicle Telegram 1961 Ad Rates and Publication Note
The Lorain Chronicle Telegram lists delivery and mail rates for 1961 with annual prepaid options. It notes publication as a daily except Sundays and legal holidays, by The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. in Elyria Ohio, with location at 225 est Ave and mail privileges.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Elyria
Ohio
Carter
Advantien
Ohio Legislature Opens With Togetherness Fading Fast
Ohio lawmakers resume Monday as hundreds of bills pour into the hopper. The Senate and House set up key committees to study measures from Gov DiSalle and plan floor action. Party lines reassert as sessions resume with routine approvals and appointments in Columbus.
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Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
King
C. Stant
Lantz
Subsey Mechem
Nelsonville
Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of
Honest Man Solves Agonizing Problem at Subway
New York story about Mrs. Anna Plaza losing a purse with $3,665 cash four bankbooks showing deposits of $15,120.20 and six rings totaling 19 diamonds on a Fifth Ave station train. Platform conductor Robert Neaves found the purse and, with Transit Authority detectives, returned the possessions after Plaza identified them. she rewarded Neaves with $40.
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New York
HTNS
Anna Plaza
Fifth Ave
Queens
Robert Neaves
New York Transit Authority
James O’brien
O’brien
Transit Authority
Educators Are Honored In National Award Return
Cleveland report notes Dr. T agency and Dr. Keith Glennan win top intergroup honors from the National Conference of Christians and Jews. The presentation occurs at a testimonial dinner on April 9, recognizing Glennan for leadership in human relations studies and space agency activity.
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UPI
Presi
Aera Acncabess
Chastans
DOT We
Intergroup
Dr. T.agency
Keith Glennan
Case Human Relations Studies
Grad- Tech
L"ate
Natonal Space and Shop
Western Aeronautics Agency
John Reserve. S. Mullis
Western Reserve University
Mullis
Conwec
Erence
Educa
Glennan
Washington
Corcoran attacked as influence peddler in political clash
A House subcommittee report accuses Thomas Corcoran of Washington influence peddling while labeling him a key member of the FDR brain trust. The roundup also notes varied international and domestic items from the Kremlin party to Ohio unemployment figures and regional deaths.
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Thomas G. Corcoran
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House
Washington
Tommy the
Cork
FDR
Brain “Trust
GOP
Nikita Ushchev
Lidiya Shevchenko
Kremlin
Nikita
Father Frost
Santa Claus
Malaya
Tuaney Syed Putra
Tanimbar
Moluccas
Indonesia
Victor Wyeth
Parliament
Know How Needed In Africa Not Just Money
African leaders at the UN urge Washington and New York aid be paired with technical know how. They seek manufacturing, housing materials, tanneries, and simple industries powered by American capital and private investment, plus teachers and experts to accelerate development.
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Africa
Washington
New York
United Nations
Okala
America
Fic Johnston
Conference On African Resources
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Lagos
Nigeria
Aiica
Dallas official negotiates used organ with guarantee claim
Don Matthews, a Dallas school official, said he would buy a used electric organ only if it carried a new organ guarantee. The dealer asserted the organ had such a guarantee. The item described as a one owner piece reportedly belonged to a small lady with arthritis.
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Dallas
Tex
Don Matthews
Dickering
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