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Parting Company. That suits Guggenheim just fine. The owner of Cain Hoy Stables, one of the U.S.'s top money-winning horse barns ($742,081 in 1959), Guggenheim spends much of his time following his thoroughbreds, is rarely seen around Newsday's offices, and is generally content to let Alicia run the Newsday show. It is in the area of politics that Newsday President Harry Guggenheim and Newsday Editor Alicia Patterson part editorial company...
...Owner Harry F. Guggenheim of Cain Hoy Stable gave Ycaza a chance to redeem himself by hiring him as contract rider. Ycaza liked Cain Hoy. "It is like a family stable," he says. "They are all very nice to me." In that climate, he began mending his ways. "I wished to improve," says Ycaza. "To wish is a big thing." It was certainly a big thing to Cain Hoy-the U.S.'s leading money-winning stable last year, with purses totaling...
...Radio Mambi started carrying, at 15-minute intervals, pleas for loyal Cubans to contribute their centavos to buy a huge bucket for Dubois to soak his head in. Anti-Dubois signs appeared on shop fronts on the Prado, Havana's main street. The press, especially the Communist daily Hoy, began denouncing Jules Dubois...
...daily Hoy is distributed free at army camps. At Camp Libertad near...
Communist Party Boss Bias Roca blasted the sugar workers in the Red newspaper Hoy for "brutally antidemocratic methods." The sugar workers answered Bias Roca by voting to censure Hoy for its "distorted, calumnious and counterrevolutionary reports." Shouts of "Burn Hoy !" rang through the hall, and a cordon of cops had to be sent to protect its plant for 24 hours...