Two Women Among 22 Americans Believed Held in Cuban Prisons
New York AP reports that 22 men and two women are believed jailed in Cuba on charges ranging from spying to anti Castro activity. State Department and Red Cross seek release after Bay of Pigs-era detainees freed. names vary across sources with few details on backgrounds.
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NEW York
McAns
Cuba
State Department
James B. Donovan
The
Red Cross
Jesse Gordon
Nation Magazine
Havana
United States
Miami
Geraldine Shamma
Boston
Martha O’neal
Atlanta
Carcel
Donald J. Green
Clover
S.C
Isle of Pines
Fulgencio Batista
Beck
Gibson
North Carolina
Richard Allen Pecoraro
Staten Island
N.Y
New York City
Edmund Taransky
Eustace Danbrunt
Baltimore
Daniel Carswell
Eaton Place
Eastchester
Red China
New China News Agency
Ramon Williams
Emassy
Samuel Lansky
John Roberto Gentile
Osvaldo Corticos
Leslie Bradley
Minneapolis
Minn
Nicaragua
Austin F. Young, Jr
Dario Prohias
Alberto German Sanchez
Puerto Rico
Prohias
Rafael del Pino
Fidel
Caroline Kennedy Stumbles at Palm Beach Conference
Caroline Kennedy, age five, diverted attention during a presidential welfare and education session in Palm Beach when she stumbled and cried. she later asked her father a question and was told to swim. Giovanni Agnelli headed Italy’s 1962 income list with 288 million lire, followed by Aldo Crespi, Franco Palma, and Achille Lauro with substantial earnings.
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Caroline Kennedy
Oceanside Palm Beach
Fla
White House
Kennnde
Caroline
Giovanni Agnelli
Fiat Automobile Works
Italy
Rome
U.S
Aldo Crespi
Milan
Franco Palma
Achille Lauro
Naples
Tax loss debate on ransom for Cuban prisoners
Rogovin cites potential U S tax loss up to twenty million dollars from deductions tied to 53 million in Havana goods sent to Cuba for the 1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners. He notes complexity in deductions and who bears the larger share of the ransom, with corporate tax at 52 percent and charities riding the 5 percent deduction.
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Rnte US
U.S. Treasury
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Rogovin
U.S
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Havana
United States
Pope Gregory I Heeds Pagans In Christmas Observance
In 601 Pope Gregory I sent missionaries who advised weaving harmless winter festival customs into Christian Christmas practices to ease conversion and preserve cultural traditions.
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Gregory I
Russians Pay Back Taxes On The U S Estate In Glen Cove
The Soviet government paid 23132.96 dollars in back taxes on Killenworth estate in Glen Cove New York. Mayor Joseph Reilly received two checks from Chase Manhattan Bank at the United Nations Mission. Officials previously auctioned tax liens, which Glen Cove bought back after no bidders appeared. The Soviets argued immunity due to U N usage. officials countered the estate is not a main residence for the U N delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cove
N.Y
Aig
Joseph Reilly
Chase Manhattan Bank
Killenworth
Reilly
United Nations Mission
U.N
Snowflakes Shape Variety From Simple to Complex
Snowflakes range from simple to fantastically complex with sixfold symmetry. They can take forms such as prisms, branched stars, and pyramids, or combinations of these figures.
Man's Protest Fails to Save Leaning Elm in Oakham
In Oakham Massachusetts the town ends the bicentennial celebration by removing the leaning elm felled despite Malcolm Foss climbing a hammock 40 feet up the tree and vowing to stay aloft. Town officials and citizens watched the cutting as the elm, battered by Dutch Elm disease, is removed.
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Oakham, Mas
Oakham
Malcolm Foss
Bare
Mas
Foss
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Peter J
Castro
Robert Geddes Morton
Britain
John Martino
Miami Beach
Howard Rundquist
Dorothy Rundquist
San Antonio
Tex
Jeane Hams
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, VA
Associated Press
U. S
Virginia
Piccadilly
West Piccadiilly St
Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank
W. Piccadilly ST
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