Castro offers Wager on Cuba's Sugar Production
In a TV speech Castro proposes a bargain with the United States over sugar quotas If Cuba lowers its 1961 sugar output by a million tons Washington would gain a larger share later, while Castro would accept a reduced Cuban quota if production rises enough He says the U S could buy cheaper sugar and lower living costs despite current quotas
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Christian A. Herter
Herthe
Washington
House
Cuba
Herter
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
White and Negro Picknickers Fight Over Ball Diamond
In Dumfries AP report three men were arrested after a dispute among four members of two groups led to injuries including a cut. Park grounds were closed and all parties ordered to leave as state police investigated. Two troopers H T Haskins and C N Buchanan were injured in a cruiser crash en route to the scene. passengers Nancy Lou Hefner and H Richard Hefner were also hurt. Charles Darcy, driver of the other car, was uninjured.
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Davenport
Jay Jah
H. T. Haskins
C. N. Buchanan
Engleside Station
Park
Nancy Lou Hefner
Arlington
H. Richard Hefner
Maj
Charles Darcy
New Orleans
Handling Lacked Direction in U2 Case Report
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee faulted the administration for poor direction in the U2 spy plane incident. It cited breakdowns in coordination among the White House State and Defense departments and the CIA and suggested White House or State Department responsibility for direction. The May Day flight likely should not have been undertaken and the panel could not determine all facts about its mission.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nikita Khrushchev
White House
State and
Defense Departments
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Soviet Union
Senate
New Judge Kellam Sworn In As Associated Judge
Richard B. Kellam was sworn in as associated judge of the 28th judicial circuit by Chief Justice John W. Eggleston. The Virginia Supreme Court proceeded with the oath amid a government order dispute involving Standard of New Jersey and refinery actions on Soviet oil.
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Princess Anneap
Richard B. Kellam
28Th Judicial Circuit
John W. Eggleston
Virginia Supreme Court of
Panies — Standard of New Jersey
Four Children Drown in Virginia Lakes and River
Weekend water accidents in Virginia claim four children' lives. Martyn Denise Massie six and playing in four foot deep Moore s Lake Chesterfield County. Another child died in five and a half feet of water at Hide A Way Lake Powhatan County. Wilson W Nichols eighteen missing and presumed drowned after falling from a boat on the James River near Halifax County. James Moon of Hurt swam with two others then disappeared under water.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Martyn Denise Massie
Richmond
Moore's Lake
Chesterfield
Cornfield County
Hide- A-Way Lake
Powhatan County
Wilson W. Nichols
Burrowsville
Prince George County
James River
Farm Pond
Halifax
Halifax County
James Moon
Local Family Adopts Tiny Greek Girl
A New York City foster family agrees to contribute 15 dollars a month for at least a year to support a Greek child. The plan, run by Foster Parents Inc., has rehabilitated over 76,000 children since founding and now assists about 17,500 youths in Greece Italy South Korea France Vietnam and Hong Kong.
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Oster Parents’ , Inc
Park Ave
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New York City
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Greece
Italy
South Korea
France
Viet Nam
Hong Kon
Lebanon Church News Briefs Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Aileen Lindamood and the Misses Rosella and Charlotte Hottel visited the Flower Gardens in Hershey Pennsylvania. Mr Harry Doman is a patient in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. Mrs Barbara Smith is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Allen McDonald and son of Arlington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs H H McDonald and family. Mr and Mrs Joe Brown and daughter of Silver Springs Maryland visited Mrs Brown's parents Mr and Mrs Gene McDonald. Mark and Elizabeth Ann of Germantown Maryland visited at their mountain home here. Miss Mayme Pingley has returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Miss Kitty Lou Gore of Glen Burnie Maryland spent the weekend with her parents.
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Aileen Lindamood
Rosella
Charlotte Hottel
Hershey
Barbara Smith
Winchester Memorial Hos
Allen McDonald
Arlington
H. H. McDonald
Frank Lindamood
Wiley Bly
Harry Doman
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Joe Brown
Silver Springs
Brown
Gene McDonald
Mark
Elizabeth Ann
Germantown
Mayme Pingley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kitty Lou Gore
Glen Burnie
G. F. Gore
NAACP Plans Beach Wade-Ins and Public Sit-Ins
The NAACP outlined actions including beach wade-ins at public beaches and sit-ins at public facilities to challenge segregation. Virginia leaders emphasized legal admission of Negroes to beaches and vowed court action on school assignments, with education on poll taxes and voting registration a priority.
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Roberton
Virginia
NAACP
Se Koa Banks
W. Now
St. Paul
Mina Robertson
Oper
Robertson
Banks
Atlantic City Boardwalk Reaches 90 Years Old
Atlantic City's famous boardwalk turned 90 today as the city held a celebratory pageant. The historical mile and a half long walkway now spans about five percent of a mile.
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Atlantic City
N.j.ap
Farm Price Outlook for Virginia Hogs and Crops
Virginia Department of Agriculture reports unsettled hog prices with optimism for hog producers despite stiff competition from other meats. Virginia hog prices range $16.50 to $18.75 while fall and spring farrowings show year over year declines but above average. Tomato and peach prospects look improved. Virginia peach crop up 20 percent to 1 800 bushels and national fruit stocks remain large.
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Virginia
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Richmond
Baltimore
South states report 55 percent crop surplus over average
States to the south of the nation report crops running 55 percent above average. Experts attribute the surge to favorable weather and improved planting, with farmers optimistic for higher yields and market stability this season.
Word Study Claim Sealed In Cryptic Note
A cryptic note hints at a word study rule where repetition grants ownership. The fragment suggests thematic emphasis on time and control, with scattered phrases like three uses and mastery referenced in a puzzling context.
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