Rebels Kidnap Two More Americans in Cuba Crisis
U S officials report eight rebels seized Nicaro Nickel Plant executives Sherman White and J Andrew Poll in eastern Cuba as part of a rising kidnaping campaign alongside 28 by now missing U S servicemen and Canadians. Embassy negotiates for release of 39 Americans and 2 Canadians amid Fidel Castro revolt.
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Cuba
U.S
Park Wollam
Sherman Avery White
Nicaro Nickel
J. Andrew Poll
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
U. S
Wollam
Oriente
U. S. Navy
Guantanamo
Navy
Castro
Noreal
MOA Mining Co
Plane crashes near Kinsley Ranch kills woman in yard
Lois Ann Jones 28 of Casa Grande died when a light plane failed to take off from a nearby airstrip, crashed through a yard on Arivaca road north of Nogales Highway, and toppled onto the Mack family car. Mrs Mack suffered minor injuries. their children were unharmed.
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Kinsley
F. G. Mack
Lois Jones
Casa Grande
Lois Ann Jones
Macks
Arivaca Road
Nogales Highway
Kinsley’s
Marilyn
John
Baron Diegel
Survivors recall plane crash near Kinsley’s yard
Isaac Watson Stephenson 25 owner pilot of a single engine plane died in a crash near Tucson on the Nogales Highway. Army specialist Stephen Worthman not injured. Pfc. Palmer Worthman and Louis Brien, both at Ft Huachuca, suffered minor injuries. Mrs Mack and her two children witnessed the crash and nearby residents were unsettled.
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Kinsley’s
Jones
Stephenson
Kinsley
Tucson
Nogales
Mack
Richard Jones
Tombstone
Highway Patrol
Nine U.S. Airmen Held After Soviet Intercept in Armenia
U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson formally asked Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to release nine American airmen whose DC6 transport was forced down in Soviet Armenia. Washington says the crew did not deliberately violate Soviet air space and regrets the incident.
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Moscow
UPI
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei Gromyko Todday
Soviet Armenia
Thompson
Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
Gromy
Washington
U. S
Defense Department
Ussr
Pentagon
Geneva Talks Set to Open on Nuclear Test Policing
Russia and the West announced readiness to begin talks in Geneva at the Palais des Nations to discuss policing nuclear tests. Prof Y K Fyodorov led the Soviet delegation and confirmed the meeting would proceed. Western representatives agreed on a joint program for suspending nuclear tests.
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UPI
Russia
West
Y. K. Fyodorov
Palais Des Nations
United Nations
Fox Accuses Adams Aide in Hushed Libel Fight
Former publisher John Fox says he will file a libel suit against Adams, Eisenhower's top aide, after alleging Adams tried to hush Bernard Goldfine. Fox testified at a House subcommittee hearing amid disputes over Goldfine’s testimony and the probe into the Adams Goldfine case.
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John Fox
Adams
el Shermansenhower
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Fox
Eisenhower
Goldfine
House Subcommittee
Boston
Sheraton Carlton
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Harris
Subcommittee
Rebels Push To Hills Near Beirut
Rebels led by Kamal Jumblatt pushed into hills overlooking Beirut as security forces answered with jets artillery and armored cars near Chemlan and Kayfoun. Two hills were retaken but fighting continued with casualties among rebels while a British center evacuated.
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Lebanon
Beirut International
Hemlan
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Chemlan
Kayfoun
Eisenhower Signs Tax Cut Ending Freight Shipment Tax
President Eisenhower signed a bill repealing the half billion dollar annual federal tax on shipments. The measure keeps in place war time tax increases for corporations and excises on autos liquor and cigarettes for another year. Congress passed the bill last Friday to beat a July first deadline and prevent a revenue loss of over two billion dollars.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Tucson Firms Win D M Bids
Two Tucson contractors were low bidders for over 6 million dollars in Davis Monthan and Fort Huachuca construction. Leonard Daily bid 236239 for a woman officers quarters. The Ashton Co low at 458161.30 for Ammunition storage buildings. Dale Benz of Phoenix led bids over 3 million for battalion housing mess and admin buildings at Ft Huachuca.
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Tucson
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Arizona Technical Service
Corps of Engineers
Los Angeles
Leonard Daily
Ashton Co., Inc
Air Defense Command
Ft. Huachuca
Dale Benz
Phoenix
ATS
Federal plan eyed to widen Wilmot Road near Davis-Monthan
_Pima County official Lambert Kautenburger said federal authorities tentatively approve improving Wilmot road from a new Davis-Monthan gate to Speedway to four lanes. Traffic counts will be taken before final approval. no county funds needed. He spoke with Senators Goldwater Hayden and Bureau officials on the measure. Presence of East 22nd street and Broadway traffic concerns noted.
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Wilmot Road
Davis-Monthan
Speedway
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Lambert Kautenburger
Washington, D.C
D-M
Wilmot
East 22Nd Street
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
22Nd
East Broadway
Kautenburger
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Carl Hayden
Bureau of Public Road
Showers Hit Tucson Areas Record Light Rain Totals
Showers moved through Tucson with about .18 inch recorded at the Tucson Newspapers Inc. gauge and .06 inch near Ft. Lowell Ruins. The U S Weather Bureau station at the Municipal Airport reported no rain as forecasts called for scattered showers. The year to date rainfall at the weather station stands at 3.80 inches after a weekend shower adding .28 inches.
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Tucson
Tucson Newspapers Inc
Ft. Lowell
U. S. Weather Bureau
Supreme Court Refuses Direct Little Rock Desegregation Ruling
The Supreme Court refused to bypass the United States Circuit Court in St. Louis to rule on the Little Rock desegregation order. Attorneys sought a special term for a speedy ruling to overturn Judge Harry J. Lemley’s stay blocking integration for 30 months, which could force enrolled students at Central High to attend a separate Negro high school next September. The Court urged the St. Louis Court of Appeals to act promptly on the stay or appeal to permit plans for the next school year.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
St. Louis
Little Rock
High Tribunal
U. S
Harry J. Lemley
Lemley
Ark
Central
Court of Appeals
High Bench
Warren
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