Cuban Leader Rages Over Sugar Quota Cut Rally Called Sunday
Fidel Castro blasted the Eisenhower administration after the United States cut Cuba's sugar quota by 700 000 tons. He urged Latin American nations to unite against Yankee aggression and announced a mass rally in Havana to show solidarity with the revolution.
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Havana
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Eisenhower
United States
Metallurgical Workers Congress
Cuba
Eisenhower Heads to Newport for Extended Newport Vacation
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower depart from Andrews AFB for Newport Rhode Island for a month long seaside vacation centered on golf at the Newport Country Club near Ft. Adams. They travel by jet to Quonset Point with possible transfer by helicopter or Barbara Anne. The trip coincides with Cuba tensions and upcoming party conventions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Newport
R. I
Cuba
Andens Air Force Base
Maryland
Naval Air Station
Quonset Point
Narrangansett Bay
Eisenhowers
Ft. Adams
Newport Naval Base
White House
Newport Country Club
Naval Base
Coasters Harbor Island
Fidel Castro
Hawaii Joins the Union on 1898 Annexation Date
Bailey R. Frank notes the moon's position tonight between Jupiter and Saturn and predicts similar weather tomorrow. The Gown Crier reports a high of 80 and a low of 64 with a cooler night ahead.
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Bailey R. Frank
Jupiter
Saturn
U.S. Considers New Moves Against Cuba
The United States seeks further actions against Fidel Castro’s Cuba after Eisenhower cut the Cuban sugar quota by 700000 tons, trimming the rest of the year. Officials cite hostility and trade with the Communist bloc while Treasury and State Department weigh actions with Latin American allies and Congress.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Brazil
Philippines
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
U.S
Castro
State Department
Organization of American States
United Sstes
U S Denounces Khrushchev Slanderous Attacks in Austria
The United States criticized Soviet Premier Khrushchev for what it called slanderous attacks during his Austria visit. State Department spokesman Lincoln White called the claims about American bases threatening Austrian neutrality heavy handed and said Austria would consider U S views promptly.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Austria
Matthews
Bruno Kreisky
Khrushchev
State Department
Kreisky
U. S
New Blue Law Shelved in Northern Virginia
Virginia's new Sunday sales law was shelved in northern Virginia after a Hampton Circuit Court ruling found a technical defect. Chief legal officers in Alexandria Arlington and Fairfax counties said they would not prosecute under the law until the Virginia Supreme Court decides its validity.
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Alexandria
Virginia
Arlington
Fairfax Counties
Virginia Supreme Court
Frank A. Kearney
Hampton Circuit Court
Boy Harpooned By Fisherman In Tampa Bay
Avelio Diaz harpooned while fishing from a Tampa Bay dock. He surfaced with a fish like quary and was treated for wounds in the left arm and leg before being released from hospital.
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Tampa
Fla
Tampa Bay
Avelio Diaz
Angel Ferwee
Garrison Trial Opens in Frederick County Case
Bennie W. Garrison goes on trial in Frederick County Circuit Court for the May 11 razor slashing of Clarence Pennington at Garrison’s Ridgeway barbershop. Commonwealth contends unlawful attack. defense says Pennington attacked first. Dr Carrington Harrison testified Pennington suffered two deep wounds. Mrs Pennington described the family visit and events leading to the incident.
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Bennie W. Garrison
Clarence B. Pennington
Commonwealth
Pennington
Ridgeway
W. Va
Fred
Erick County
Carrington Harrison
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Kennedy Fell Short as California Withheld First Ballot Votes
California held out on first ballot support for John F Kennedy as Gov Edmund Brown faced Kennedy pressure. Lt Gov Glenn Anderson announced Stevenson support signaling possible delegation release. Johnson forces resisted rules changes but expected state switches remained possible. Continued on Page 6 Col 1.
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Los Angeles
Lex John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Jay
Caliornia
Edmund G. Brown
Kennedy
Brown
William A. Munnell
California State Central Committee
California
Muna
Glenn M. Anderson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Anderson
Cal
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John B. Connally
Johnson Citizens Committee
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Collins
Leftist Rioting Threatens Italy With Civil War
In Rome and across Italy a wave of leftist demonstrations and general strikes erupts as police clash with rioters. Sen. Emilio Lussu warns the Tambroni government faces civil war unless it resigns. police injuries exceed 200 with 35 in Rome.
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Genoa
Sicily
Rome
Emilio Lussu
Senate
Fernando Tambroni
Gaspare Pignatelli
Italy
Chamber of Labor
Halfa
Italian Federation of Labor
Bank holdup by three gunmen in painter disguises
In St Paul Minnesota three armed robbers dressed as housepainters held up the Cherokee State Bank before 8 10 a m looting about $60 000 from the vault teller boxes and night depository They waited for the timelock to open and fled in a white 1952 panel truck abandoned five blocks away Police described the trio as in their 20s to 30s with masks and disguises.
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ST. Paul
Jordan
Safest Town Posts Two Road Deaths in One Day
Rockwood Tennessee known as Tennessee's safest city saw its six year traffic fatality streak end with two deaths in one day. Edna M Jones 85 died from injuries from a Tuesday auto crash and 20 month old Patty Ann Reece died when her car struck a passenger train. Rockwood population 4265 lies 50 miles west of Knoxville and last fatality occurred in March 1954.
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Rockwood
Tenn
Tennesee
Edna M. Jones
Patty Ann Reece
Chapao
Navy Tries to Raise Blimp That Crashed Off New Jersey
Salvage teams move toward raising a 403-foot ZPG3W class airship that buckled in seas off Barnegat Inlet. Seventeen missing, one dead, three rescued after the Wednesday disaster. Survivors report no ditch alarm and a possible helium line rupture.
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Lakehurst
N.J
Navy
New Jersey
Coast Guard
Barnegat Inlet
F. N. Klein Jr
Fleet Airship Wing No. 1
Klein
A.E.M
Antonio Contreras
Geronimo
Tex
Contreras
Frank Mikuletzky
Barnegat Light
Newport
R.I
Bermuda
Tractor Victim Robert Armel in Good Condition
Robert Armel thirteen of the Armel area was reported in good condition at Memorial Hospital after a tractor turned over and pinned him near Route 522 south at 12 45 p m yesterday. He suffered bruises over the body but no broken bones. He was cutting weeds when the tractor rolled down a bank and a gasoline shovel helped lift the machine off him before he was taken to the hospital by the Rescue Squad.
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Robert Armel
Armel
Memorial Hospital
Rt. 522 South
Tal
Robert
Staunton Receives $32,000 for School Planning
The Community Facilities Administration approved an advance of $32,000 to Staunton Virginia for planning a junior high school beside West Side Elementary. The proposed school would cost about $44,500.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Staunton
West Side
Violence Spreads In Newly Born African Nation
Violence breaks out in the Congo amid political upheaval as pro independence forces clash in Stanleyville and mutinous soldiers press for change. Lumumba and Kasavubu struggle to quell the unrest while Belgian officers face demands for replacement by Congolese troops and higher pay. The capital Leopldville remains tense after demonstrations. other areas report quiet but unresolved mutinies.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Leopoldville
Congo
Stanleyville
Eek
Stanley Falls
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Thysville
Lepoldville
Lumumba
Emile Janssens
Force Publique
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