Exile leader quits amid Cuban crisis claims immunity
Miro says exile group leader Castro granted immunity by Kennedy amid Bay of Pigs fallout. He insists no successor formed a new council under U S support. Miro warns Latin America faces disaster from communism ands fears nuclear conflict if invasion proceeds.
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Garden Week blooms brighten Virginia orchards and tours
Apple blossoms reach full bloom as Historic Garden Week draws thousands to Old Dominion. Proceeds fund East Lawn restoration at the Greenhotel site. Winchester area homes including Glen Burnie and Merriman's Lane properties open 1 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Obe Down Crier in Festival History
In Rosenberger notes festival history, Richard J appears with parade DM SCULLY not trading him a toy tractor. The account mentions removal of a motor bike and a red toy tractor amid the scene.
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Apple Blossoms May Vanish Before Festival Says Expert
Horticulturist George Williams of the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory warns apple blossoms may shrink before the Apple Blossom Festival in two weeks unless weather changes. Varieties such as Pee gee Red Delicious Grimes Jonathan and others are near peak blooms, with frost unlikely to affect overall apple blooming trends. James Laise of H F Byrd Co notes Staymans and Red Delicious bloom early and peak by weekend. Romes and Yorks follow by early next week. The peach crop is expected to be very good and early blooms are reported this week.
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Plan to Revamp War Claims Bill Draws Scrutiny
Senate debate centers on Washington lawyer John A. ODonnell and gifts to lawmakers as testimony links him to potential fees from a 72 million war claims bill. Senators call the process subverted while ODonnell defends his actions as common practice. The Foreign Relations Committee weighs top priority for the measure.
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Kennedy Warns Budget Cut Could Cost Jobs and Tax Relief
President Kennedy warned at the American Newspaper Editors meeting that a five billion dollar budget reduction would erase the benefits of a proposed tax cut, risking about one million jobs. He defended targeted federal expenditures and argued a five to ten billion cut would harm the nation and neighborhoods, urging a balanced approach with a large net tax cut spread over three years.
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Dr Hough Honored For Long Service
Apple industry leaders and state officials honored Dr Walter S Hough a Winchester entomologist who retired April 1 after nearly 42 years at Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. Over 100 friends attended a Duff’s Rebel restaurant dinner as gifts and speakers praised his work on pests, DDT history, and pest resistance.
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Driver Denied Damages in Civil Suit
A Circuit Court jury of seven ruled George W. Fiddler not entitled to damages from an auto wreck on Sept 16 1960. Fiddler sought 5000 against D E McDaniel and driver William Eugene Rudolph, claiming contributory negligence after his car struck the rear of another in a dust cloud on US Rt 11.
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Man Breaks Ribs After Workplace Incident
Berryville reports Powell Everhart, an employee of the Small Package Co., suffered three fractured ribs while at his job this morning.
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Third Wallenda Trouper Falls To Her Death
Yette Grotofent forty two, from the Wallendas circus family, died in a 50 foot fall during a Shrine Circus performance in Omaha Nebraska. She was mid solo on a slender gray pole when she suddenly plunged as the pole swung. Witnesses said she appeared unwell before the act and some thought she slipped.
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Circus high wire tragedy shocks Omaha spectators
Eyewitness accounts describe Yetta, a high wire act performer known as Countess Maruela, losing footing during Shrine Circus at Omaha. She fell 15 feet, hitting a guide rope, then the floor, without a sound as the audience watched in disbelief. The incident prompted quiet shock and後 contemplates on whether to continue watching.
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