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Kennedy Warns
"WE'LL NEVER ABANDON CUBA" President Kennedy serves notice on Russia that the United States "would not hesitate" to intervene in Cuba if it becomes clear that…
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Unions Display Industry Progress
Labor's own show - a display of the fruits of industry - is opened in Detroit by Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg.
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"Spartacus" Takes Four Oscars
The Blue Ribbons Sweepstakes in Hollywood - Oscar Night - sees the luminaries of the screen came out for the event of the year in filmdom.
Kennedy Warns (Universal Newsreel, Apr 1961)
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The original release sheet reads: KENNEDY WARNS: "WE'LL NEVER ABANDON CUBA" President Kennedy serves notice on Russia that the United States "would not hesitate" to intervene in Cuba if it becomes clear that Communist penetration threatens America's security. He spoke as both pro- and anti-Castro demonstrations are held throughout the world. UNIONS DISPLAY INDUSTRY PROGRESS Labor's own show - a display of the fruits of industry - is opened in Detroit by Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg. From the theatrical craft unions to the doll makers - they all show the progress of capital and albor in a free market. "SPARTACUS" TAKES FOUR OSCARS The Blue Ribbons Sweepstakes in Hollywood - Oscar Night - sees the luminaries of the screen came out for the event of the year in filmdom. "SPARTACUS" [illegible] FOUR awards, including one for Peter Ustinov [illegible] supporting acting prize. Shirley Jones, [illegible] Elizabeth Taylor and Billy Wilder are others sharing [illegible].
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MCA/Universal Pictures Collection
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Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library
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