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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1960
Page
12
The 3,654-ton Rio Jibacoa passed Kiel Canal with 5,000 tons of Cuban sugar headed to the Soviet Union. It marks Cuba’s first shipment under a program to supply a million tons of sugar annually to the USSR for five years.
The Commerce Department reports cash dividends paid by corporations rose in the first six months of the year compared with the same period in 1959. June dividends totaled just under two billion dollars, marking another increase from June 1959.
Fidel Castro accused the United States of shifting Cuba dispute from the U N Security Council to the OAS to pressure poorer Latin nations. He denounced U S aid plans as a half billion dollar bribe and described Catholic clergy as pro Franco. An American mother and two sons were attacked amid pro Castro protests in Havana, the first such incident on Americans since Castro rose to power.
Twenty boys from Winches and Mike Webber and others travel by train to Chicago for the National Jamboree. They will tour Lake Michigan, the River, and the Field Museum of Natural History before heading to Colorado Springs for a planned Air Force Academy visit and other sights in July.
A man and his mother were injured in an incident involving embassy representatives. The man had lumps on his head and his mother was bruised. The family had arrived 17 years ago from Fairfield Connecticut.
Three members of the James Wood Chapter FBLA attended the state leadership conference July 11 15 at Tomorrow. Rebecca Ann Kitchen Geraldine Basore and Janet Buckman attended. Jamboree opens July 22 closes July 28. they depart July 29 for Chicago with a student tour of the city and return date to be announced.
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