Fidel Castro Uses Emotions and Machete to Control Cuba
The article analyzes Fidel Castro's leadership in Cuba, arguing he uses fear with machete force and emotional television appeals to rally supporters. It notes high popularity but warns elections would threaten his power, and describes his distrust of legislatures while stressing his drive to indoctrinate followers and avoid compromise. The piece cites U.S. sugar subsidies as key to Cuba's economy and potential leverage for U.S. policy.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Castro
United States
U. S
America
U.S. Senate
Oriente
Picnic and uniforms prompt at Senseny Park
A local notice urges Little and Major Leaguers to bring uniforms to tomorrow's 5 30 picnic at Jim Barnett's Senseny Park. A rumor warns those who forget will face a long end of the line. Also notes about 50 years ago item, a Criminology letter, a saved photograph, and Farmers' Market offerings.
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Jim Barnett
Senseny Park
The
Star
Paul E. Sanford
Washington
Sanford
Star’s News Room
Faubus Threatens Action Over Integration Clash
Gov. Orval Faubus said he would call on the state police and Arkansas National Guard if needed as three Negro girls entered Hall High School for token integration. He noted he would assume control if local authorities could not handle disturbances near Central High School. Police and state authorities have faced a series of incidents amid the Little Rock school integration dispute.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas Naional
Faubus
Hall High School
National Guard
Effie Jones
Estella Thompson
Elsie Robinson
Hall
Central High School
L. C. Bates
Arkanopter
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Bates
Central
Baby Killed In Warren Auto Crash
The 13 month old Richard Walker McNeill, son of Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. McNeill of 319 Kirkland Ave, died when his mother's 1958 Lloyd station wagon crossed the center line on Route 522 south of Front Royal and struck a 1955 Plymouth sedan driven by Mida Elizabeth James of Blue Ridge Sanitorium Charlottesville. The crash occurred at 10 10 a m. The infant died en route to Warren Memorial Hospital.
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Front Royal
Richard Walker McNeill
Donald H. McNeill
Kirkland Ave
James Bell
Lloyd
Mida Elizabeth James
Blue Ridge Sanitorium
Charlottesville
Plymouth
Warren Memorial Hospital
Mrs. McNeill
Miss James
Linda Lou Harather
Warren
Wade R. Kepple
Warren County Private High School Plan Faces Funding Hurdles
Front Royal residents move to register for a second year of a private high school as the Warren County Educational Foundation weighs space, teacher, and funding needs. The board sets registration dates while civic leaders plan NAACP talks and possible integration delays to support a private segregated school.
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Front Royal
Warren County Educational Foundation
Foundation
Warren County High School
National Association For the Advancement of Col
Ored
Charles E. Leadman
Leadman
Oliver W. Hill
NAACP
Hugh D. McCormick
Warren County Educational Foundation Board of Directors
McCormick
John F. Ewell
Rose Barnett
Elizabeth Malta
Ewell
Warren High opens with mixed race registration in War ren County
At Warren County High School about 40 white pupils and 2 Negro students registered by midday as registration began. Superintendent Gasque expects heavier turnout over the weekend with all students needing to register with a parent.
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Warren High
Front Royal
Warren County High School
Q. D. Gasque
Discovery V plans air catch of 300 pound nose capsule
Eight C119 Flying Boxcars await above Hawaii to snare the ejected capsule from Discoverer V as it orbits Earth every 94 minutes. The mission, with a 1 in 1000 success rate, relies on precise timing from Alaska tracking and a parachute release to bring the capsule down for study ahead of Mercury program plans.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Pacific
Discoverer V
Hawaii
Air Force
Alaska
Military Sea Transportation Service
Hawaii Victory
Dalton Victory
House passes bill to curb labor management abuses
The House approved a bill to curb racket eering and abuses in labor management relations by a 303 to 125 vote, sending it to the Senate for compromise with the version passed there last April. The measure marks a major victory for President Eisenhower after a high-profile national push for strict labor controls.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
House Labor Committee
White House
Conference of Representatives
Titan Missile Explodes On Launch Pad At Cape Canaveral
A Titan intercontinental missile exploded on its launching pad during a first full power test flight at Cape Canaveral. About 60 technicians escaped injury as the 91 foot missile blew up during the countdown with the second stage to ignite at 30 miles height over the Atlantic missile range.
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Fla
Air Force
Titan
United States
Atlantic Mibile
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