Castro says invasion plans known by Soviet Cuba
Premier Fidel Castro told a Havana audience that the Soviet and Cuban governments knew of invasion plans against Cuba within two months after Jose Miro Cardona met with President Kennedy in April 1962. He cited Miro's white paper and warned any attack would trigger a world war.
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Cuba
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Kennedy
Castro
Miro
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Caribbean
Havana
Bay of Pigs
White House
State liquor stores cut staff to raise salaries
Montana's 1963 legislature ordered staff reductions at six state liquor stores to boost pay for remaining workers. Six outlets including Butte No. 2 and No. 116 faced reduced staffing amid protests from local vendors Edward Lowney and Lee Colston. Board Chairman J E Rafn said the move based on dollar volume per employee and reviewed the 14 larger stores before issuing the cuts.
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Colston
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Action Filed in Butte Seeks 381000 Judgment
J H Grenier sues Railway Express Agency and driver Elore Beaulieu in district court seeking 381000 for injuries from a collision on Wyoming Street between Broadway and Park last Sept. 27. He claims fractures of both legs, ongoing pain, future medical care, lost earnings, nursing costs, car repair and ambulance charges, plus general damages.
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Railway Express Agency
Elore Beaulieu
Grenier
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Broadway
Park
Beaulieu
Keating Says Cuba Situation Remains Very Serious
Senator Kenneth Keating told reporters and at a trade group meeting that the United States faces a very serious Cuba situation and that administration efforts amount to talk. He suggested Russia may have removed missiles but warned Cuba has become a school for subversives and urged bipartisan action.
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United States
Cuba
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Keating
Central Supply Association
Bay of Pigs
Kennedy cautions steel price rise may trigger wage spiral
President Kennedy praised steelmakers for restraint in price hikes and warned the psychological impact could spark a new price wage spiral. He urged the steelworkers union and auto makers to maintain restraint, citing the industry’s example.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
Two Steel Firms Cut Price Hikes in Ohio
Republic Steel Corp and Armco of Middletown pulled back announced price hikes for steel plate and other products, aligning with industry leaders to avoid broader inflation. The moves came after rival producers’ increases, amid concern over psychological price rises and potential wage pressures.
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Exile leader says Kennedy did not promise invasion
Dr. Manuel De Varona, second in command of the Cuban Revolutionary Council, said President Kennedy never pledged a second invasion of Cuba. He noted he would have known of any such pledge and criticized Miro Cardona’s white paper on Washington exile relations as not representing all views.
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Hemisphere
Jha Weather Forecast for Butte and West of Divide
Mostly cloudy conditions with light snow flurries today and Sunday ahead. East of divide: Saturday brings scattered mountain showers or snow flurries, with rain elsewhere, cooler by Sunday. highs around 45, lows in mid 20s to mid 30s. West of divide: similar cloud cover with light showers, minimal temperature change. highs 45 to 55, lows around 22 to 32.
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Weaker Sex? Woman Shoplifts and Attacks Clerk
Washington police search for a 54 foot brunette with a vigorous handshake after a woman entered Johnny Johnson's dry cleaning store asked to sell clothes. When he refused she shook his hand then yanked him over a shoulder into machinery and stole $30.
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Knight Receives 122 Year Term for Tavern Robbery
Frank Knight 38 was sentenced by Judge John B McClernan to 12 years in state prison after a district court jury found him guilty of armed robbery at the Lost Week Inn on January 16. He used a sawed off shotgun to threaten tavern owners Charles and Mrs Landon and patrons while taking 100 dollars from the till.
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John B. McClernan
Knight
N. Main
Charles Landon
Fulbright Pushes Speedy Reform of Philippine War Claims Law
Sen. J. William Fulbright aims to overhaul the Philippine war damage law as lobby fees and campaign contributions surface. He backs sending 75 million dollars directly to the Philippine government, reducing reliance on U S claimants and fees. The Foreign Relations Committee plans quick action with Oct 30 1964 as the filing cutoff.
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UPI
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
John A. O'Donnell
Nell
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Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
Mindszenty Almost Certain to Leave Hungary Soon
Vienna Archbishop Cardinal Koenig reported from Budapest that Cardinal Mindszenty, 71, is almost certain to depart Hungary after a four hour meeting at the U S legation. The Vatican had not confirmed the report, and Koenig may visit Rome to detail negotiations with the Hungarian government and the United States.
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Koenig
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Mindszenty
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Budapest
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Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Cardinal Koenig
Vandalism hits Twin Bridges High School causing heavy damage
Vandals turned on an upstairs fire hose at Twin Bridges High School fueling water damage across two upper classrooms the library study hall and offices and flooding first floor rooms. Supt. Lester Reynolds estimates damage running into thousands with potential ceiling and electrical concerns while classes were canceled. Two cars were vandalized with slashed tires and eggs splattered on Bernie Bissell’s vehicle.
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Twin Bridges High School
Lester Reynolds
Reynolds
Jesse Long
Jacent
Bernie Bissell
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