Revolutionary justice in Cuba sets modern Latin American trend
The piece argues Fidel Castro’s Cuba uses public trials and executions as frontier justice in a new Latin American pattern. It contrasts Cuba with past uprisings in Venezuela Argentina Guatemala and Colombia noting rapid executions and revolutionary courts led by soldiers with little judicial background.
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Boyt
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Batista
Castro
Marcos Perez Jiminez
Venezuela
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala
Rojas Pinilla
Colombia
Glass Shortage Shuts Chrysler Assembly Plants Nationwide
Chrysler Corp halted production at multiple plants due to a glass shortage affecting more than 13,300 workers in Detroit Evansville and Newark with 11,300 more in Detroit and Los Angeles set to work briefly before closures. If extended, up to 40,000 may be impacted though replacement parts continue.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Evansville
Ind
Newark
Del
Dodge
Imperial and Jefferson Assembly
Detroi
Los Angeles Assembly
Eight Mile
Twinsburg
Ohio
Pittsburgh Plate
American Motors
Ford
Nashville
Term
River Rouge
Mich
Pfaudler Promotes Calvert to New Elyria Post
Calvert, long time Pfaudler executive, was promoted to vice president and director with new duties in the International Division reporting to senior VP E E Geisinger. He has held multiple roles at Elyria Pfaudler and Rochester plants since 1924, and is active in Elyria civic life with Red Cross and United Fund leadership.
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Elyna
Cornell University
Calvert
Cunard Steamship Lines
Elyria Pfaud Jer
Unc
Rochester
Elyria
E E. Geisinger
United Fund
Community United Fund
Red Cross
Lorain
Oberlin
Gnewold
Roches
NoYies
Oberlins
Episcopal Church
Ohio
Ehma ‘United Fund Committee
Yale University
Griswold
Pfaucher
Pfaudler
Eastman Kodak
Griswolds
Elyria Pfaudler
DiSalle orders curb on state spending across Ohio
Governor DiSalle announces cash in state treasury miscount and a balance showing a loss. He warns of a $45 million school payment next month and vows to meet it. He orders cuts in art spending, suspends salary raises, considers consolidating agencies, and accepts resignations as part of broader job cuts.
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DiSalle
Ohio
Legilative Service Commission
Legislative Reference Bureau
iTf
Highway Department
McElroy to Rule on DiSalle Cabinet Pay Hike
In Columbus officials debate the legality of Gov. DiSalle's cabinet pay raises amid an emergency bill rushed through the legislature. Senator Hoffman argues a double vote should have occurred. Attorney General McElroy will issue a ruling.
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Mark McElroy
Doodling Gum Becomes Bookmaking Charge at Santa Anita
Lamar Robinson 37, of Los Angeles says his chewing gum doodles are a nervous habit. Police allege the gum marks were horse race bets. He was arrested on opening day at Santa Anita Park December 26 and faces arraignment on January 29.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Lamar Robinson
Robinson
Santa Anita Park
Winter Cold Builds Across Dixie Driving Snow and Snowbound Roads
A severe cold wave spread from the Gulf states into the Midwest and Northeast. Texas saw deep snow and blustery winds while Mississippi and Georgia faced dense fog and spottier accumulations. Air travel was disrupted by fog and slick roads as several crashes occurred. Police reported hazardous conditions across Pennsylvania and New York, with 1 to 5 inches of snow in the Appalachians and upstate routes becoming impassable.
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United Press International
Mexico
Jackson
Miss
Minnesota
Texas
Kota
Mississippi
Illinois
Georgia
Dixie
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
Dumas
Tex
Portland
Conn
Air Force
Eastern Airlines
New Orleans
Cumming
Kosciuské
Atlanta
Lewis College
Joliet
Iwater
Appalachians
Pennsylvania
Erie
Washington
Canonsburg
Sliek
Homer White
Croton
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Ohio Line
Washington DC
New York City
Atta
Dallas
Ohio Valley
New York State
New England
West Virginia
Gen George C Marshall Dies After Brain Spasm at Pinehurst
General George C Marshall, 78, renowned as Army chief of staff in World War II and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, suffered a brain spasm at his Pinehurst North Carolina winter home. Former President Truman called him the greatest living American and Eisenhower spoke of his veneration for Marshall.
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George Catlett Marshall
Marshall
Pinehurst
N. C
U.S
Aiis Yio I
Truman
Eisenhower
Earrings Lead To Arrest In Strangling Case
In St Louis Missouri police say Ruth Montague was killed in a sorority party incident. Charles Montague, husband of the victim, was arrested after earrings found in his coat pocket were linked to the crime. The investigation uncovered details of family life and questioned royal gossip in London.
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China
Truman
Marshall
ST. Louis
UPE
Ann Montague
Montague
Herjtian
Phil Harvard University
Marshall Plan
Europe
Ruth
James Chap
Charles E. Montague
Qu- Montague
Leesburg
Tor
Coholigm
An. T
Lily Carter Coles
Ala.m
Glen Tupper
Montagues
Police Nab 13 In Probe Of Vice Ring In Cleveland Area
Cleveland and Maple Heights police report 13 men charged in a widening probe tied to a vice ring. A 16 year old Maple Heights girl led investigators after running away three months ago, with a former party house owner among those identified. Additional arrests and grand jury action followed.
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Cleveland
UPI
Vice
Euclid
Maple Heights
Armateurs
Wey AeamuEesenee Gees
Nicholas Koval
Rudy Matik
Marik
Fewer Sore Threats Found In Smokers
DELOS SMITH reports on a Western Reserve University study of 118 Cleveland families followed since 1948. The data show smokers were more likely to be coughers but less likely to suffer hoarseness and sore throats, with no clear difference in overall susceptibility to respiratory infections between smokers and non-smokers.
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Delos Smith
York
Woc. Boake
West
Em Reserve University
Cleveland
Boake
Bie
Morgan County Fair Awarded Cooper Trophy
The Ohio Fair Managers Assn named Rus sell W Alt Baltimore Fair president in closing convention sessions held in Columbus. The award recognized the Morgan County Fair for excellence in fair management and community service during the annual event.
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Morgan County Fair
Cooper
Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Fair Managers Assn
Russell W
Baltimore
Fair
Thirreday
Brando Seeks Realism. Wound in On-Set Eye Gash
Hollywood reports Marlon Brando demanded realism for a fight scene in One Eyed Jacks. Director and star Brando directed Slim Pickens in a jail break sequence, during which Pickens accidentally struck Brando’s eye with a rifle butt, leaving a deep gash that required stitches before filming resumed.
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Hollywood
UPI
Marlon
Brando
One Eyed Jacks
Slim Pickens
Pickens
Eye Saver Eye Disease Helps Natchez Boy
In San Francisco eye specialist Dr Ferguson told Hugh Thornhill’s parents that one more chance to save the boy’s sight exists. A telegram from C Shreve prompted a plan for Hugh to go to the California hospital for a thorough exam and treatment hoping to prevent total blindness from glaucoma.
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San Francisco
UPN
San
Thornhills
Ferguson
Hugh
Yin
Tamself
Shreve
California
San Francis
Ball
Natchez
Louis
Thormhull
Youth Held In Slaying Found Sene
Franklin County prosecutor plans a first degree murder indictment against 20 year old David S Smith for the slaying of 24 year old Mrs Jamee Porter. Smith a part time OSU student was declared sane after 30 days observation at Lima State Hospital and will face a grand jury next Tuesday.
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Columbus
Yph
David S Smith
Franklin County
Earl W. Allison
Lima State Hospital Psveniatriss
Smith
Ohio State University
Jamee
Porter
Danesville
Myron
Ohio State
Denal College
Allison
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London Smith
Henry J. Luidens
Lima State Hospital
Charge Filed In Robbery Before Death
Detectives filed an unarmed robbery charge against Carl Oscar Lewis 28 in the robbery of former newscaster Edgar Wood 30 found dead eight days ago in an east side Columbus apartment. Lewis was to appear in municipal court today. A man 35 faced a separate charge. fire and death details follow as investigators examine a coal stove fire in nearby Fred 5 Travham 32 and the role of three children.
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Columbus
UPI
Carl Oscar Lewis
Newcaster
Edgar Wood
Bulding
Lewis
Robert G. Edwards Jr
Wood
Ohio
Fred 5
Travham
Lick Creek
Alfred Timothy Miller
Pittsburgh
Telvision
Brenda Sue
Alfred Miller
Ironton General
Robert A. Burns. Evans
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Gen. George. Marshall
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William Els
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