Castro Receives Cuban Regime Backed by Castroite Leaders
New York dispatch describes Fidel Castro as undisputed ruler of Cuba with Raul as defense minister and Ernesto Guevara as industries minister. It notes Carlos Olivares as rising foreign affairs figure, touring Latin America and possibly attending the UN, while Cuba seeks African support and denies racial discrimination.
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New York
Htns
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Raul
Ernesto Che Guevara
Osvaldo Dorticos
Carlos Olivares
Olivares
Foreign Ministry
Raul Roa
Latin America
Roa
United Nations
Dis
Havana
Oliveras
Guantanamo
Batista
Jose Lianusa
Ministry of Sports
Lianusa
Russia
Corticos
Guevara
Jitto
Budapest thaw under Kadar shifts life in Hungary
Five years after the uprising, Budapest moves through a milder form of Communist rule under Prime Minister Janos Kadar. The regime loosens a few controls, raises consumer availability, and reduces public coercion while the Soviet garrison remains. Hungarians feel resigned to their fate and see limited gains from behind the scenes political fights, with renewed drive toward rural collectivization and church pressure.
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Budapest
Hungary
Khrushchev
Matyas Rakosi
Janos Kadar
Soviet Empire
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow Ballet
Rakosi
Gilbey
Communist Party
Kadar
Nominal Quotations by Member Midwest Stock Exchange
A brief notice lists nominal quotations from members of the Midwest Stock Exchange. The item records trading values and member participation, reflecting a routine market snapshot from the exchange floor.
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Midwest Stock Exchange Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
World in a Spin and Cold War Talks Boosted
AUSTRIANS push for a summit between Jacqueline Kennedy and Nina Khrushchev as invitations circulate and Kennedy Khrushchev plan a meeting. The wives will lunch with Margareta Kyrle, daughter of President Schaerf, amid fashion talk. Khrushchev hosts a private show. Kennedy linked to Paris fashion wins. The London Daily Telegraph reports Albania rift with Hoxha era Russia amid subs movement. Postmaster Day hikes COD deliveries from Aug 1. stamps change June 38. A slight SF Bay Area quake, Elmer Blurtit death, and a Texan hunter finds tamales in a frozen package.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Nina Khrushchev
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Margareta Kyrle
Adolf Schaerf
Paris
London Daily Telegraph
Russia
Albania
Comunist
Enver Hoxha
al Pearce
Elmer Blurtit
Newport Beach
Calif
San Francisco Bay Area
Roy Motion
Pata
Tex
Conspiracy charges loom in Ohio and national notes
Lorain Chronicle Telegram column reports Tito Carinco and Thomas Paisley charged with conspiring to frame George Bitterman in Newport Kentucky. A pilotless Army drone went out of control at Ft Stewart and reportedly crashed near Greensboro Georgia. Eisenhower dined in New York with Jol Hay Whitney. International Employees Union ended a brief strike at Sperry Rand plants on Long Island. State Road of Control approves $6000 sewer connection near Sidney, Ohio. Ohio House eases legal ad rates. Cleveland jury convicts Robert Griff of first degree murder. Cleveland mayor seeks federal probe into identical bid bids for city projects. About 400 outdated textbooks destined for United Arab Republic. Bishop Werner to preside over Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church in Lakeside. Interstate Bridge Co stockholders approve sale to Ohio for 1.16 million dollars. Athen State Hospital to host Activities Therapies Workshop. The Best Man reflects primitive wedding traditions.
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Tito Carinco
Thomas Paisley
George Bitterman
Newport
Ft. Stewart
Greensboro
Eisenhower
New York
2 Club
Great Britain
Jol. Hay Whitney
New York Herald Tribune
International Electrical Workers Union
Peo
Sperry Rand Corp
N.Y
Sperry Gyroscope
Ford Instrument
Long Island
Columbus
Anvers
Toledo
Ohio House
Cleveland
Robert H. Griff
Celebrezze
Congress
Akron
United Arab Republic
Hazen G. Werner
Lakeside
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church
Interstate Bridge Co
Bellaire
Bellaire-Benwood
Ohio River
State of Ohio
Athen State Hospital
Involved Tensions Rise Over Mexican Guatemala Invasion Claims
The Mexico Guatemala rift deepens as Guatemala accuses a Communist invasion plan on Mexican soil centered in Chiapas. President Fuentes charges forces trained on Cardenas property, while Mexico seeks OAS inquiry amid arms smuggling rumors and General Cardenas's recent regional activity.
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Mexico City
HTNS
Mexico
Guatemala
Organization of American States
Washington
Jesus Anda Murillo
Manuel Tello
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Lazaro Cardenas
OAS
Ydigorals Fuentes
Areca
Gen. Cardons
Unis
United States
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Oriente
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Dorticos
Comand
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Gallego Fernandez
Fort Sill
Oklo
Ciudad ‘Trujillo, D. R
Rafael Trujillo Motina
Fairfax
Ask
Brown Finube
Central Bank Lorain
City Bank-Lorain
Cleveland Trust
Cook Coffee
Elyria-Lorain
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Elyria
Fisher Bros
Pane General Industries
Grafton Bankin
O.W. Gregory Industries
Wilso Cepee Pesos
Lorain Co. Sav.&Trust
Lorain
O.W
Mid Continent
Lorain National Bank OW
Ohio
O.W. Nor. Sav. & Loan
Norwalk
Oberlin Sav. Bank
Ohio Turnpike
Wellington Bank
O.W. Extern Res., Inc
Edward A. Wilson
UPI
Herald Tribune
U.S.A
Wasitenston
J. Edward Day
S. America
the Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Euat Ave
Elvtia
Cartier
Coumuen
State Road of Control
Highway Department
Hilding
Sidney
Great Lakes Glass Inc
Oberlin Bo
George Rockwell
Nazi Party
South
Freedom Riders
Adolf Hitler
Rockwell
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George
Brown University
Navy
Joe McCarthy
Hitler
Storm
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Rahn Caves
Stee Eee
Pierre R. Smith & Company
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