Refugees recount Cuba escape with only Bibles and fear
Julio Fernandez, among 10 fugitives from Cuba on Awuilla Cay, said they carried no guns as 15 armed militiamen overwhelmed them while two gunboats fired. The group, including four women and Fernandez’s wife, were captured and later brought to Key West and Miami. U S and British authorities pledged action, while a US recon plane and a jet assisted as militiamen shouted for surrender.
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Mills
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D-Fla
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Fernandex
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Ole Miss faculty protest and new submarine design described
The report notes a wave of resignations among Ole Miss faculty as refugees describe hiding during a protest period. It then discusses a new underwater craft developed at China Lake, designed to have five positive buoyancy and no ballast tanks, powered by an electric motor with a turbine backup, with future manned tests planned at Puget Sound and other sites.
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Cuban Sugar Mill Struck in Cuban Air Attack
Miami AP reports a Cuban sugar mill near Havana was strafed by an unidentified plane Thursday. Anti aircraft fired, the plane diverted. A second small private plane attacked the Batvia sugar mill in Camaguey with minor damage and no casualties.
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Nico Lopez
Ilavana Hay
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Camaguey Prayines
Gasoline truck crash leaves two dead near Camp Lejuene
In Jacksonville North Carolina a gasoline tanker crash early today killed two people as the vehicles burned. One victim remained unidentified while the other was identified as Thomas Oakley of Morganton, believed to be on reserve training at Camp Lejeune Marine Base. The accident occurred around 2 am with few other details available.
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Thomas Oakley
Morganton
Camp Lejeune Marine Base
Pilot Parachutes From 20000 Feet in Ocean Mishap
At Otis AFB Massachusetts an Amery can military pilot bailed out of a P86 jet after a wing jostle. He landed in the ocean and was picked up by rescuers as Coast Guard and Massachusetts Air National Guard units tracked a Russian fishing fleet vessel nearby signaling the incident. Captain Hugh Gayallee of Springfield Massachusetts guided the unit, inflating a life raft and signaling with a red flare as the Russians appeared to have received the message.
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Hugh Gayallee
Springflind
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Teavenough
United States backs Khrushchev ground observation plan
In Geneva AP dispatch says the United States agrees in principle to accept Premier Khrushchev s proposal for ground observation posts on both sides of the Iron Curtain to guard against surprise nuclear attack. Ambassador Charles C Steele met the Soviet delegation at the 27 nation disarmament talks to seek elaboration on the plan to refine operation and move toward agreement.
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Mickey Cohen Recovers After Prisoner Attack
AP reports 49 year old gangster Mickey Cohen regained consciousness after a skull fracture from an iron pipe blow inside Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Hospital. Officials said Cohen was mentally clear and stable with normal vital signs and had undergone skull repair surgery.
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Mickey Cohen
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Hospital
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Cohen
Gunman Sought in Bank Robbery Case Renewed Search
The FBU renewed the hunt for a gunman who robbed a branch bank on Thursday of 9000 dollars and is believed linked to an August 3 heist. Authorities tentatively identify the suspect as John EF Miller of Knoxville, with a 21 year old companion, Ronald Arshue Copeland, arrested near Tazewell, Virginia.
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Diet Springs
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John Ef, Miller
Knoxville
Tennessee-North Carollia-Virginia
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Faculty Exodus Shrinks Ole Miss Academic Freedom
An AP survey shows about half the faculty may not return for the next term at Ole Miss amid political interference concerns. About 95 professors were leaving in six weeks, with 14 full professors and 1 associate professor among those departing. Retirements and policy limits affect tenure as leaders like Dr. Clark and Dr. Willis depart. The Liberal Arts college bears the hardest hit, including the philosophy department, while pre-enrollment for fall has declined.
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Ialalog
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Meredith
Kva
Samuel F. Clark
Wil- Hayy J. Willis
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Clark
Ole Miss
Willis
Robert Farley
Law School
Farley
University of Florida Law School
James Meredith To Get Degree At Ole Miss
James Meredith nears the University of Mississippi graduation after the State College Board overrode Gov. Barnett and approved his degree. Meredith rests with his wife and 7 year old son in Jackson as the board votes, moving to finalize his historic completion amid late maneuvers.
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H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnell
Ole Miss
State College Board
Meredith
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Barnell
Gaston To Retain Senator In County
Washington AP reports tighter dividend taxation rules within a sweeping tax reduction bill. The plan aims for quicker, larger cuts than Kennedy proposed, with near 10.1 billion in tax relief if approved. House and Senate members express doubt about passage this year amid partisan pushback.
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Congress
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Chuckle .The Worst Thing Ahead For Traifer
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Peace Corps Veterans See Jobs and Scholarships Rise
After two years overseas many Peace Corps veterans face returning options with education grants and job prospects. About 400 have completed service and received stipends. 12,000 more finish this year with $1,800 severance. Corporations with overseas ops show interest in hiring engineers chemists and agricultural experts, while colleges offer fellowships. Kennedy leads federal recruiting, promising opportunities in government and private sectors.
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Five Under Arrest In Mail Robbery Case
Five suspects, three men and two women, were held and due in court in Buckinghamshire on suspicions tied to Britain's biggest post office robbery. Scotland Yard tightened a 24 hour blackout as investigators traced loot worth over seven million dollars, with arrests including Roy John Cowdery and William Boal in Bournemouth. Rewards top 260000 pounds for information leading to gang arrests as detectives scour London and the south coast for suspects and hideouts.
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William Boal
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Boal
Rene
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Amily Clark
Mrs Lorre Seeks Divorce From Actor In Los Angeles
Anne Marie Lorre files in Superior Court for divorce from Peter Lorre claiming extreme cruelty and irresponsibility. She alleges earnings around 70000 yearly and that funds were wasted or secreted during their one year marriage. They wed July 2 1932 in Hamburg and separated mid October.
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Cowie
Hamburg
Germany
Sanford Proposes Redistricting Plan for North Carolina
Governor Terry Sanford unveils a redistricting plan reallocating 91 123 residents per state senate seat. It shifts four western and far eastern senators to populous Mecklenburg Guilford and Forsyth, creating two new seats in several counties while dissolving the current 10th district. The General Assembly is expected to act this fall.
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Terry Sanford
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Graham
Swain
Buncombe
Haywood
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Pit County
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Edgecombe
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Granville
Bladen
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Davie
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Cabarrus
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Union
Attsali
Mcrrowell County
Madison
Yancey
Mithell
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Astronauts Key Factor in Future Space Missions
At Blacksburg conference NASA official Chris Krall said human judgment will drive future manned flights. He cited Gemini and Apollo plans, noting that man, not machines, determines success in space and that astronauts are ready to lead the missions.
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