Castro accuses U S of spying on Soviet ship at sea
Fidel Castro in Havana denounces U S spying on a Soviet ship and calls the incident an act of espionage. He shows a plane image, cites registry LF128-390, and blasts U S protests while accusing foreign oil firms Esso Texaco and Shell of treachery for not refining Soviet crude in Cuba.
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United States
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Cuba
U.S. Navy
Mae
Sian
Washington
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
Moscow
Defense Department
Soa
U.S. State Department
Esso
Texaco
Shell
Argentina
Annual Art Festival at Ferry Planned for June
The city’s annual art festival at Ferry is set for June 25-26 at Hilltop House. Weather outlook shows a warm-up after a chilly spell, with trends hinting at Real Summer arriving tomorrow. A lighthearted note observes a child wearing socks with thong sandals as a playful fashion hint. For sale notice lists a 15 ft Owens boat with motor and trailer, reduced from 1505 to 1095 via Pine Motor Co.
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Ferry
Hilltop House
New Owens
Pine Motor Co
Nixon Says Room for Those Who Disagree in Party
Vice President Nixon tells the Republican National Committee there is room in the party for those who disagree with some Eisenhower policies. He urges unity after platform adoption, defends U2 flights, and rebukes Kennedy on Paris talks. Rockefeller criticisms are noted.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Republican National
Mittee
Rockefeller
Soviet Union
Paris
United States
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Atlas Rumbles 5000 Miles in Guidance Test
The Atlas launch from Cape Canaveral tested the internal guidance system as it directed the re entry body toward Ascension Island. Despite a five day machinists strike, Convair produced a smooth lift off and the 85 foot rocket reached speeds near 16000 miles per hour as part of a test intended to advance the Atlas toward its planned quick retaliation role.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlas
Atlantic
Air Force
South Atlantic
Ascension
Convair
Pleasant Weather Seen for Election In City Tuesday
Pleasant weather forecast promotes turnout for Tuesday city election with mayoral and council races. Polls open 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the ward contests featuring Hoye L. Riley J Ben Cather William M. Battaile Marvin E. Gore plus Charles M. Zuckerman J Douglas Butler Carroll H. Henkel.
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Winchester
Norn Ache
Aea Ukeed
Hoye L. Riley
J. Ben Cather
William M. Battaile
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Boscawen St
Charles M. Zuckerman
J. Douglas Butler
Carroll H. Henkel
Man Questioned In Jackson Case Undergoes Tests
Fairfax AP A trash collector questioned last month in the unsolved murder of a Virginia family of four will undergo an exhaustive series of mental tests. A lunacy commission found a multitude of things to justify its findings and ordered him held at a state mental hospital in Marion. The case ties to a Maryland woman’s slaying and involves mind reader Peter Herkes and Dr. Fae Riesenman.
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Fairfax
Carroll V. Jackson
Jackson
Virginia
Marion
Fairfax County
J. Mason Grove
Maryland
Jacksons
Peter Herkes
Fae ‘Riesenman
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Washington
Writers Guild and Studios Reach Post Struggle Accord
Hollywood screenwriters and major studios announce a settlement after five and a half months of strikes. Writers began walking out January 16 to press for contract terms, with some writers returning to work as the deal lands.
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Hollywood
Movietown
Demonstrators Roam Tokyo in 10 Hour Anti Ike Rally
More than 150000 protesters roved Tokyo streets denouncing Prime Minister Kishi and President Eisenhower on the eve of his Asian tour. Ten thousand radicals besieged Kishi’s residence while police, outnumbered, struggled to control the crowd. Demo chants and lantern processions stretched toward the American Embassy as clashes briefly erupted near Parliament.
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Tokyo
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Washington
Alaska
Ike
Kishi
Hagerty
Byrd praises Virginia attractions at Blue Ridge Parkway bridge opening
Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia lauded state tourist and historic sites as a 1000 foot bridge on the Blue Ridge Parkway opened. The ceremony at Peaks of Otter marked the ribbon cut and the completion of a long drive joining Roanoke to the parkway with Virginia’s scenic Mountaintop route hailed as a royal road of the Mountain Empire.
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Lynchburg
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Virginia
Blue Ridge Parkway
Byrd
Peaks of Otter
James River
Roanoke
Afton
Blue Ridge
Union
Assured Rousing Alaskan Welcome for Eisenhower Visit
Anchorage prepares for a large welcoming crowd as President Eisenhower arrives for his first trip to Alaska. Officials expect 30 000 to 40 000 residents to greet him on Fourth Avenue ahead of a 15 day goodwill mission to the Far East with a June 19 Japan visit amid protests from left wing groups.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Chorage
Fourth Avenue
Far East
Japan
Highland Park High Produces Top Military and Academic Stars
In Dallas Highland Park High School is lauded for shaping elite students who reach West Point and Annapolis with top honors. Alumni Otstott and Thompson led in scholarship while 13 of 44 football players earned honor roll. The school boasts a high college progression and Phi Beta Kappa initiates among grads.
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Dallas
Tex
West Point
Annapolis
Charles P. Otstott
Alton K. Thompson
Southern Methodist University
Phi Beta Kappa
Highland Park
Monroe
Albatross Said to Bring Jinx on Calpean Star Freighter
London AP reports crewmen of the British freight ship Calpean Star, once with the Norwegian Antarctic whaling fleet and a zoo animal pickup, blame a albatross on their ill fortune after August last year when generators failed and the engine failed and the ship drifted.
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London
Freightraven Soar
Montevideo
Uruguary
Germany
Mariner
Eisenhower Japan tour schedule may be revised
The White House stated that President Eisenhower’s June 1922 Japan visit schedule is under review with possible slight revisions. Press secretary Anne Wheaton said a detailed plan is not ready and may change as the tour progresses, amid anti-Eisenhower demonstrations and Hagerty delaying publication.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Japan
Anne Wheaton
Newsmen
James C. Hagerty
Tokyo
Mrs. Wheaton
Fate of Five Remains Hidden in Channel
In Santa Barbara California two men are confirmed dead from a missing party of six aboard the 42 foot Marie used for secret electronic tests. The group, including four Raytheon employees headed from Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz Island tests, vanished after a one day mission. The fate of the five remains unknown as authorities search the shark filled Santa Barbara Channel. The missing include James C. Russell 35 director of infrared and Dr Neal Beards...
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Santa Barbara Channel
Ratheon Co
Goleta
Here
Raytheon
Santa Cruz Island
James C. Russell
Neal Beards
Vacation Bible School Begins For Young Boys This Week
The church announces Vacation Bible School starting Monday for boys ages four and up. Volunteers organize activities, crafts, and lessons at the church hall this week to engage children in faith-based learning.
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Vacation Bible
Aearte
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