Soviet Forces Advance in Cuba Say Refuges
In Costa Rica a Cuban refugee spokesman quoted radio reports claiming Russian troops and militia units are moving into action against anti-C Castro insurgents in Cuba. The refugee committee member cited intensified troop activity under orders from Moscow.
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Guerrilla Landing Spreads Along Cuba South Coast
Martinez said at least 3,000 anti-C Castro guerrillas had landed at points along Cuba's south coast in three weeks to join anti-government forces already active there.
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Mary Carter Paint Co stock pricing shift after exchange listing
Investors note the Mary Carter Paint Co common stock now trades about two points higher than Class A on the American Stock Exchange. The common carries one vote per share versus 1/100th for Class A, giving it genuine value and higher market price.
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Economists Predicting Blooms And Blossoms
Economists surveyed by J A Livingston foresee no recession this year or next with 38 of 57 predicting production will rise this year and next. 46 of 57 expect gross national product to advance, while unemployment remains high and inflation gradual, guiding a cautious but optimistic outlook for 1964.
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Three ASU Psychologists Quit Over Training Methods
Three Arizona State University psychologists, Dr. Sydney R. Smith, Dr. Gerard Haigh, and Dr. Donald Pollis, resigned during the spring term amid a dispute with department head over training approaches. Dr. Arthur J. Bachrach said the department plans to hire four clinical psychologists as part of an expansion.
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Automobile fire linked to short circuit in Morlaix
In Morlaix France a car fire started by a short circuit led to 720 insecticide bombs stored in the back seat and trunk exploding. The driver escaped injury.
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