Castro Blames Cuban Invaders for Bay of Pigs Defeat
Fidel Castro criticized the April Bay of Pigs invasion, saying the exiles underestimated Cuba and misused their forces. He cited late paratrooper drops, poor landing positions, and failure to disrupt government routes, noting rebels relied on conventional tactics rather than guerrilla insurgency.
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New York
UPI
Fidel Castro
New York Times
Tad Szulc
U. S
Cuba
Castro
Playa Giro
Bay of Pigs
Szulc
Times
Havana
The
Raul
Santiago
Robert Taber
Jury Indicts 32 in Bank Robbery Murder Tax Evasion Case
A federal grand jury returned 37 true bills in a session at the Post Office Building naming Lawrence H. Seargeant of Phoenix on four counts of income tax evasion. Indictments also charge misapplication of bank funds against William J. Wambach of Phoenix and murder and bank robbery counts against others, with various defendants tied to crimes in Arizona including mail fraud and narcotics violations.
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Lawrence H. Seargeant
Phoenix
Seargeant
U. S
Wilson Duncan
San Carlos
Virginia Thorne Duncan
James Harvey
Stutzman
W. Defensa St
Brooks
Los Altos
Messer
Herbert Cheney
Happy Cheney
Fort Apache
George Starr Jr
Quartet To Give Sacred Musical Program
The King's Crusaders quartet from Rockmont College Longmont Colo will present a sacred musical program at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Craycroft Baptist Church 5729 E 22nd St The program is open to the public.
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King’s Crusaders
Rockmont College
Longmont
Colo
Craycroft Baptist Church
E. 22Nd St
Shepherd Dog Club Meeting Discusses Shep Herd Breeds
The Australian Shepherd Dog Club hosts a meeting led by Bruce Jourden, trainer of obedience classes, to discuss the intelligence and training of shepherd dogs. Attendees are invited to join at 3 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs F L Jaccard, 1501 West Gree nlee Street.
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Bruce Jourden
Australian Shepherd Dog Club
F. L. Jaccard
W. Greenlee St
Thieves Loot Rendezvous Tavern on Speedway
Police said burglars pried open coin machines at the Rendezvous tavern 3934 East Speedway Boulevard early yesterday and stole about 15 dollars. Eight six packs of beer were found stashed near the rear door, suggesting a hurried exit.
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Rendezvous
E. Speedway Blvd
Castro Popularity Waning Amid Cuban Food Shortages
Miami based UPI report says Fidel Castro’s appeal has fallen as Cuba faces rising scarcity of eggs milk meat and even oranges. Americans returning from Havana cite bottle shortages Bacardi rum delivery issues and production problems under government control.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Island Republic
Mexico City
Ultimas Noticias
United States
State Department
Martin Gilligan
Bronx
Gilligan
Havana
Sacred Heart School
Ireland marks St Patrick celebration with pope envoy
Dublin greets Cardinal Agagianian on arrival from Rome for the 1500th anniversary of St Patrick. A 21 gun salute and crowd of about 60 000 welcomed the cardinal as he began a nine day series of services led by church leaders.
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Dublin
Ireland
St. Patrick
Gregory Peter
al Agagianian
Rome
Sean Lemass
Arcbishop
John McQuaid
Cardinal Agagianian
Brice Dockrell
Vatican Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Dublin Procathedral
O'Connell Street
Arizona Writers Tie For Third in National Contest
Arizona women writers finished in a tie for third place with Missouri in the National Federation of Press Women 1960-61 annual Writers Contest. California won first and Minnesota second. Winners included Maggie Savoy of the Arizona Republic Woman's Section, Barbara Smith of the Tucson Daily Citizen, Gladys Bagley of the Phoenix Gazette, and Thelma Heatwole of the Glendale Herald. The federation includes women writers from 28 states.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Arizona
Missouri
National Federation of Press
California
Minnesota
Maggie Savoy
Arizona Republic
Barbara Smith
Tucson Daily Citizen
Gladys Bagley
The
Phoenix Gazette
Kennedy Public School Aid Bill Stalled in House
The $2.5 billion public school aid bill waits in the House Rules Committee as pressure mounts to first pass a National Defense Education Act extension that would aid parochial and private schools. Democrats Delaney and O’Neill face pressure, with Catholic hierarchy favoring the NDAA move before the public bill. The Senate has approved its version, while opponents link the measure to race integration in Southern states.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
James J. Delaney
D-N. Y
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Senate
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Rules Committee
South
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Minneapolis
Shepherd Dog Club Meeting
Anna Botfeld
Radio Havana
Drexel Gibson
Hartford
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Newspapers Inc
Dublin Port
AIRE
Casa Grande-Coolidge Area
Lake
Desert
Desert Country Club
Coolidge
Tucson
Lake In the Desert Estates
Lake In the Desert
Arizona Corporation Commission
Ert
Casa Grande Coolidge Highway
Overfield Road
Tusee
Stewart Title & Trust
C. R. Baquet
Krones
East Speedway
Dial East
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