Cuban Forces Batter Anti Castro Bands in Matanzas
Cuban government forces say they wiped out three anti Castro counter revolution groups in Matanzas Province near Havana. Rebels led by Juan Jose Catala Coste alias Pichi were among those killed. Refugees in Miami reported ambushes in Las Villas and tallied Cuban losses.
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Havana
Cuba
UPI
Matanzas
Juan Jose Catala Coste
Pichi
Catala Coste
United States Central Intelligence Agency
Mantanzas
Fidel Castro
Luis Leon
Leoncito
Eulogio Garcia Mirabal
Roco
Miami
Fla
Las Villas
Sancti Spiritu
U.S
Lorain Man Pursues Auto Racing Despite Mother’s Warning
A Lorain man continues auto racing against his mother’s advice and recalls a $3,000 spark plug knockout. The hobby spans 300 years and features again in The CT series with a trackdown on Page 26.
Third halo girl linked to Marjorie Logan tale
Milwaukee reports will show clips of Marjorie Logan stories to aid the courage of another "halo girl" with an unusual brace. The feature appears in Dividend Pages on Page 26, continuing the paper's thankfulness series.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Marjorie Logan
Milwaukee
Marjorie
State tourney hopes fade in tough night
Sports pages recount a disappointing night as local teams in Classes A and AA state basketball tournaments fall short. The period edition highlights the region’s fragile bid and the near-misses that define the setback for area contenders.
Lava Volcano Eruption Threatens 1500 Dead In Bali
Denpasar Indonesia UPI reports Mt Gunung Agung erupted violently sending a four mile high cloud of black smoke over Bali as authorities fear about 1500 people may have perished in the disaster.
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Denpasar
Indonesia
UPI
Mt. Gunung Agung
Reds Move New Troops Along Border
Nehru warned Parliament that China has moved fresh troops along the India China border amid rising tensions. He cited sharp notes and the Defense Ministry statement asserting self defense as a possible pretext for renewed action.
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NEAV
Delhi
UPI
Jaweharial Nehru
Red
China
India
Tibet
Nehru
Communist
Chinas Defense Ministry
Peking
New Delhi
Three Die in San Jose Penney Store Blast
A boiler explosion leveled the J C Penney building at First and Santa Clara in San Jose. Three people were killed and 63 injured with 10 in critical condition as rubble and shattered glass trapped and stunned shoppers. Police and firefighters searched the wreckage for more victims.
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San Jose
Calif
UPI
J. C. Penney
Tanity Brig
Penney’s
First and
Santa Clara Sts
Yeri Campbell
Penney
Florence Caballero
Tory’s
Thrifty Doig
Penney's
Kenneth Ditrich
Thrifty
Thrifty's
Santa Clara County
J. C. Penney Co
Kennedy Warns of Ten Year Recession If Tax Cut Fails
President Kennedy warned Chicago crowds that the nation could face a decade of recession and higher welfare costs without Congress approving a 5.1 billion tax cut and his broader program. He spoke at O Hare after dedicating the airport, urging expansion of both government economy and private enterprise to create jobs for the sixties.
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Chicago
Kennedy
Congress
Pxt
O'Hare
Menpower
Amercan
Ohio Industry Lags in Space Contracts Say Mosher
Congress member Charles A Mosher warns Ohio must transform its industry and education to win space and defense contracts. He notes Cleveland Lewis Research Center funded 30 million plus in contracts with California receiving over 28.5 million and Ohio under one million, citing post university science gaps and climate as barriers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mosher
Buckseye
Oui
New York newspaper strike nears settlement
Union leaders and publishers edge toward resuming eight shut down papers by early next week. Mayor Wagner pledges to fix remaining issues as printers and photoengravers face a 35 hour week proposal and ratification votes loom.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Bertram Powers
Necapapek
Stypers
Wagner
Fragmented Weather Report With Readable Bits
Partial weather notes describe a period with temperatures around 45 and 38 degrees, a forecast near 43, plus mentions of wind, sunrise at 26a m and sunset near bp my, and a moon phase. The text is garbled and lacks complete data for a full forecast.
Salinger charges news bias at editors group
In Washington Pierre Salinger told the Women’s National Press Club that editors publish biased coverage amounting to news management. He urged a study of media fairness while noting lapses and criticizing press for Cuban policy framing. A House subcommittee heard the remarks from editors publishers and broadcasters.
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UPH
House
Pierre Salinger
Enues
Dews
Ualcomaren Sim Letuttes Pet Ars Ginr
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