Mastermind Of Trujillo Incident Fatally Injured In Clash
Security police fatally wounded retired Gen. Juan T. Diaz in Ciudad Trujillo during a street clash. Antonio de la Maza Vasquez was killed with him. both died amid a crackdown that raised deaths and arrests to twelve in the effort to capture the assassins. Three suspects were arrested and a fourth killed himself, with Antonio Imbert still at large.
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Castro Uses Brainwashing Claim Over Prisoner Exchange
UPI reports Cuban Premier Fidel Castro allegedly brainwashing prisoners to undermine his offer to swap 1,200 inmates for 500 tractors. A reliable source says indoctrination programs and jobs or land were offered to persuade prisoners to remain in Cuba as Latin American denunciations grow. The Tractors for Freedom Committee set a 1 p.m. EDT Wednesday deadline to decide on the deal.
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Dominican coup tale follows truce and arrests
Gen Rafael L Trujillo Jr denies reports that up to a thousand people have been arrested since the assassination. He says about 200 relatives of the killers were taken into custody last week, with 60 to 70 still detained. An armed forces communique says Diaz and De La Maza were located by police after a tip. Diaz fired on officers and De La Maza used a submachine gun, both were killed or fatally wounded.
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Legionnaires in Fifth Ohio district elect officers and parade
Area Legion leaders from a ten county section choose officers during the annual Little Convention. The report notes a Western Reserve school executive resigning over “conditions” that prevent continuing in his post. Wellington rodeo results highlight David Barber winning top honors.
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Weather Summary for Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio
Mostly sunny and warm today with highs 79 to 85. Tonight partly cloudy with little temperature change, low 58 to 64. Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler. Sunday temperatures 44 to 76. Precipitation none in past 24 hours. Humidity 8 am 77 percent, 2 pm 46 percent, 8 pm 48 percent.
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Bowling Green faces protests as Prof Stanage is fired
Faculty at Bowling Green State University protested the dismissal of philosophy professor Sherman M Stanage, an opponent of campus policies. A petition by 60 faculty members claimed the faculty lacks control and that McDonald delegates rights, while Stanage faces termination after the 1961-62 year and probation for department chairmen.
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Eichmann Tied To Inspection Of Death Camp
A Jewish witness testified in Jerusalem that Adolf Eichmann personally inspected the Maidanek death camp in Poland where official estimates say more than 200 000 Jews died. Yaakov Friendman said he saw Eichmann among SS officers there late in 1942 and heard him order the transport of prisoners, indicating Eichmann led the group.
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Kennedy and Macmillan discuss Four Power summit hopes
In Vienna Kennedy and Macmillan weigh a Four Power summit as a path to easing Cold War tensions. Khrushchev signals cautious optimism while Western allies brief NATO partners on Vienna talks. Kennedy later plans a radio television address outlining summit discussions.
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Khrushchev Returns From Vienna Quiet Home Welcome
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived at Vnukovo Airport after a Vienna summit meeting with President Kennedy. He voiced hope that talks would advance disarmament and end the cold war, and urged peace through negotiation while noting a modest reception from factory workers and officials.
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Cleanup at cluttered Lodi Street properties escalates to arrests
Robert Chesler described as a slum landlord begins clearing junk from 314 and 318 Lodi Street after a police order. Police Chief Maurice Flood ordered removal of refrigerators at 9 30 a m with workers arriving by 10 10 a m. A tense scene follows as Chesler hurled a Khrushchev threat toward resident Ethel Bergman amid accusations of dirty property and discussions of demolition and new homes.
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Riders Plan U S Appeal to Lift Alabama Freedom Ride Ban
Federal Judge Frank Johnson clarified the restraining order targets organizations sponsoring the Freedom Riders. The SCLC and CORE said the movement would persist in the Deep South, expanding to air travel as hunger strikes and arrests continue in Mississippi.
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Envoys See Khrushchev Under Pressure After Vienna Talks
Western diplomats see Khrushchev under pressure as Vienna summit yields cautious optimism. Americans view limited gains and doubt a rapid end to the Cold War while Russia portrays talks as the start of dialogue. Kennedy regards progress on Laos cease fire as a small concession.
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Queen’s Censor Orders Reline to Remove Kennedy Satire
London reports the Lord Chamberlain issued a ban on a new musical revue piece satirizing Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy. The decision, signed by Lt. Col. Eric Penn, drew surprise from producer Andrew Broughton who noted other royal jests remained untouched. The Lord Chamberlain, via the Earl of Scarbrough, offered no comment.
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