Walker links Rusk Rostow to secret apparatus, critic says
Former Army general Edwin A. Walker testified that Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Walt Rostow are connected to a hidden control apparatus aligned with a soft line on communism. He cited civilian influence and probe into Army indoctrination programs while Sen. Bartlett pressed for details.
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Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Army
Dean Rusk
Walker
Walt Whitman Rostow
State Department
E. L. Barlett
Alaska
Bartlett
Senators Back Peck for Southern Ohio Judge
Ohio Senators Lausche and Young backed President Kennedy’s choice John Weld Peck as U S District Court Judge for Southern Ohio after a Judiciary Subcommittee hearing. Peck, 48, of Cincinnati, had a prior recess appointment and is a former Ohio Supreme Court judge. The nomination moves to the full committee.
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Washington
Ohio
Kennedy
John Weld Peck
U. S. District Court
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Peck
Cincinnati
Senate
Ohio Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Castro Attacks Ecuador Leader in TV Speeches
In Havana Fidel Castro denounced Ecuador President Carlos Arosemena calling him a drunken coward and warned he could be captured by the military and imprisoned. Castro claimed Arosemena was forced to cut diplomatic ties with Cuba and might be taken to an embassy.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Ecuador
Carlos Arosemena
Arturo Frondizi
Arosemena
Castro
Cuba
First
National Congress of Young Communists
Torso Slayer John A. Cooper Hailed On Manslaughter Charge
John A. Cooper, 41, arraigned in Hamilton County on first degree manslaughter and mutilation of a dead body after admitting to killing his stepson at a North College Hill home. Bail set at 20000. body parts scattered in Georgia and Florida. torso identified as John C. Jackson by Dr. Robert Burt.
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Cincinnati
John A. Cooper
Hamilton County
Maurice A. Neihaus
Cooper
North College Hill
Georgia
Florida
Robert Burt
John C. Jackson
Japan Coal Miners Strike for Higher Pay and Security
In Tokyo approximately 100000 coal miners began an indefinite strike after failing to reach an agreement with management on wage increases and job security. The workers demand a monthly pay raise of 13.89 dollars and stronger protections.
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Tokyo
Japan
Congress Jeopardizes Guard Revision Split in GOP Ranks
In Washington, Senate Minority Leader Dirksen and House Minority Leader Halleck face Republican splits over President Kennedy's plan to fund up to 100 million for UN bonds. Miller pushes a conservative substitute without Halleck’s backing, while liberal Republicans back the administration path.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Hallek
Indiana
Dirksen
Kennedy
United Nations
Halleck
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
U. N
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Rtown
GOP
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy proposes $500 million transit handout to cities
President Kennedy sent a 10 000 word transportation message to Congress proposing a 500 million first installment over three years to aid public mass transit via local matching funds. He urges end to minimum federal rates and favors private transport with reforms to reduce regulation and subsidies.
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Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Government Department of Transportation
Wisconsin Law Tests Seat Belts
A Chicago Tribune style report notes two close calls in Wisconsin showing seat belts as lifesaving. A woman died from a fractured skull after not wearing a belt while another car crash occurred with a belted officer surviving. Wisconsin, first to require belts in new cars, finds only five percent belt adoption and one belt wearer among 376 accident victims in six months.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Department
Pacific test area marked for atmospheric nuclear tests
The U S Atomic Energy Commission marked a wide Pacific area for atmospheric nuclear tests with April 15 as the effective date. In Chula Vista Harold L Pope Sr 82 co founder of Pope Hartford and Pope Toledo auto mobiles died of old age infirmities Wednesday. Ohio Bus Lines Co offices to move from Cincinnati to Hamilton next month.
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Washington
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Chula Vista
Calif
Harold L. Pope Sr
Pope Hartford
Pope-Toledo
Hamilton
Ohio Bus Lines Co
Cincinnati
Goldberg Agrees To Hold Off Action On Ohio Unemployment
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg promised no quick or punitive moves against Ohio unemployment practices until a study is complete and legislators can review the matter. Ohio Republican reps Brown and McCulloch reported the commitment and said funds would not be withheld before further consultation.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
William M. McCulloch
Goldberg
Brown
McCulloch
Labor Department
Clevelanders Booked For Mail Theft Ring Charged
Six Clevelanders face charges in a mail theft ring accused of stealing over 75 000 in government checks last year. Ringleader James Rogers, 41, was sought for more than a year, with Social Security veterans and tax refunds among stolen payments. The thefts may exceed 100 000 and broke when a member cashed checks at an East Side bank.
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Cleveland
Basch
East Side
Rogers
Douglas Defends Profits in Nike Missile Contracts
Douglas Aircraft officials rejected claims of excessive profits from Nike missile work. President Donald W. Douglas Jr. argued figures were misassembled by a Senate subcommittee, noting profits amounted to about 29.8 million on 939 million in sales before taxes, under 3.2 percent.
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Washington
Douglas Aircraft Co
Army
Donald W. Douglas Jr
Senate Investigations
Douglas
Douglas Aircraft
Nike
Robert E. Dunne
It Must Be Spring Fever It Must Be Spring Fever
Cook County clerk Edward J. Barrett complains marriage licenses are too plain and official. He issued 42,715 licenses last year and plans redesigns with elaborate typefaces and colored ink. In Cleveland, mass Sabin oral polio vaccination will begin in Cuyahoga County within weeks.
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Chicago
Edward J. Barrett
Cook County
Barrett
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Red China signals purge after 1958 purge era and self criticism
Tokyo dispatch reports Mao era party clampdown referenced as leadership calls for self criticism and re education. The piece links 1960s agriculture woes to past policy of letting flowers bloom and rightist purge. It notes ongoing re evaluation of party members.
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Tokyo
Red China
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
China
People’s Daily
States Affected Promise Battle Over Army Plan
Congressmen clash with the Army over a sweeping plan to break up eight battle starred National Guard and Reserve divisions into eight flexible brigades. Governors and lawmakers warn of a major Congressional fight as the move reshapes guard and reserve forces and trims divisions to preserve headquarters and training functions.
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Washington
Ohio Units Position Uncertain
In Columbus Maj. Gen. Loren G. Windom says the fate of Ohio's 37th Infantry Division within the National Guard is unclear amid Army plans to cut four guard and four reserve divisions. The Army would maintain six divisions at 75 to 80 percent war strength. the 37th is at 65 percent and not named among top priority divisions.
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Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
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Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
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Nevada
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Ohio
National Guard
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Army
Windom
Soviets End Harassment Flights Over West Berlin
Moscow has not flown harassment flights in the West Berlin air corridors for a week since March 30. Soviet plans to send eight night transports were canceled and no flights have followed. Western observers speculate Moscow is awaiting U.S.-Soviet talks on Berlin and Germany before resuming operations.
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West Berlin
Moscow
Germany
Unrest Warning Over Desegregation Plan In New Orleans
Lloyd Rittiner of the Orleans Parish School Board predicts unrest and possible demonstrations as desegregation of elementary schools heads toward implementation next September. The forecast follows Judge J Skelly Wright nullifying the state pupil placement act and ordering desegregation of six grades.
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Lloyd Rittiner
Orleans Parish
New Orleans
Rittiner
J. Skelly Wright
Wright
Too Sick For Trial In Montgomery Drug Store Case
Keith Healy, 42, required to appear for a drunkenness charge but was deemed too ill to attend in Recorder's Court. Healy reportedly lived ten days in the basement of a Montgomery drug store, where the manager found him amid bay rum, barbecue sauce, syrup, candy, cigars, and cranberry sauce from store stock.
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Montgomery
Ala
Recorder's Court
Keith Healy
R. M. Harrell
Healy
Segregationist Seeks Scriptural Proof for Racial Rule
In New Orleans Mrs. B. J. Gaillot leader of Save Our Motion demands that priests cite scripture supporting segregation. She may meet Archbishop Rummel today and says excommunication would follow if her challenge is denied.
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New Orleans
B. J. Gaillot
Save Our Motion, Inc
Joseph Francis Rummel
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