Hope for Cuban Prisoner Exchange by Christmas
1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners may be freed for U S food and medicines by Christmas. New York lawyer James B Donovan leads talks with Fidel Castro in Havana aided by Alvaro Sanchez and Virginia Batancourt of the Cuban Families Committee. Castro initially sought 62 million in cash but later accepted aid goods. shipments to Opa-Locka near Miami bolster hopes.
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Bay of Pigs
Fidel Castro
U.S
New York
James B. Donovan
Castro
Miami
Fla
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Francis Gary Powers
Rudolph Abel
Alvaro Sanchez
Virginia Batancourt
Cuban Families Committee
Berta Barreto
United States
Opa- Locka
Freedom Cargo
Washington
Nurse Named To Board
Sister Mary Eudes named to the State Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration replacing Sister Mary Laurence of Zanesville. Sister Eudes of Portsmouth and director of St. Elizabeth School of Nursing in Youngstown received the appointment from Gov. Michael V. DiSalle.
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State Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration
Sister Mary Eudes
Mary Laurence
Zanesville
Sister Eudes
Portsmouth
St. Elizabeth School of Nursing
Youngstown
Michael V. DiSalle
Missile test shows success for advanced guidance system
In Cape Canaveral the Polaris A2 submarine missile modified for the Mark 2 guidance system was launched from a land pad on a 1500 mile test flight. The Navy said the flight met all objectives, confirming the new lightweight guidance under development. In Palm Beach, Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the president, continues slow rehabilitation after a paralyzing stroke a year ago.
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Navy
Palm Beach, Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
Academy receives $5000 grant from Kettering Foundation
The Ohio Academy of Science announced a $5000 gift from the Charles F. Kettering Foundation Dayton to aid the 1963 program. In Cleveland, 100 firefighters and police fought a six hour blaze at Westview Lumber Co. in Westview.
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Ohio Academy of Science
Charles F. Kettering Foundation
Dayton
Cleveland
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted Two
Bear
Westview Lumber Co
Westview
Kennedy May Discuss Congo Crisis Brazilian Visit Signals Concern
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy's quick trip to Brazil and talks with President Joao Goulart highlight U S worry over Brazil's inflation and political instability. President Kennedy has pressed concerns through discussions with regional leaders and the ambassador to Brazil.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Brazil
U. S
Brasilia
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Kennedy
South America
Adhemar de Barros
Sao Paulo
Juscelino Kubitschek
Lincoln Gordon
Panama
United States
U.S
DiSalle Attacks Rhodes Hiring Tactic in Ohio
Ohio Governor DiSalle criticizes Republican governor elect James Rhodes over his choice of two accounting firms to audit state finances. DiSalle questions a senior Ernst & Ernst partner's influence after the firm helped Rhodes in Cleveland campaign activities.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Rhodes
Richard L. Krabach
Ernst & Ernst
New Office Proposed For Ohio
A 22 member Ohio Commission on Children and Youth has recommended creating a new state office for children and youth services after a 10 month study. Executive secretary Clarence V. Tittle said the commission submitted its final report to Governor Michael V. DiSalle and hopes consideration in the 1963 General Assembly session.
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Columbus
Clarence V. Tittle
Ohio Commission On Children and Youth
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Ohio General Assembly
Tittle
Rebels Nix Old Glory at Concordia Parish Courthouse
In Vidalia Louisiana the Confederate battle flag flies atop the Concordia Parish courthouse as federal troops occupy the university campus. Parish head S L Winston Jr says about 75 percent of locals favor the banner. In Middletown Butler County civil defense seeks federal supplies to stock three fall out shelters.
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Vidalia
University of Mississippi
Concordia Parish
S. L. Winston Jr
Middletown
Butler County
Jail Guards Seek Revenge After Prison Riot
In Buenos Aires, jail guards enraged by the murder of colleagues attacked rioting inmates at Villa de Voto penitentiary. Ten guards died and four were critically injured as about 400 convicts fought to break out, with more than 100 guards later roaming the prison and seriously wounding 19 prisoners. The 15 hour riot ended roughly two hours after guards sped to the gates.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Villa de Voto
Dick Powell Condition Is Reported Worsening
Hollywood actor producer Dick Powell, age 57, is in severe pain from a cancer that has likely spread to his lower back. His physician, Dr. John C. Sharpe, said Powell remains under near continuous sedation as the malignancy, not visible on x ray, appears to have extended to his lower back.
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Hollywood
Dick Powell
John C. Sharpe
Powell
Sharpe
U.S. Moves to Aid Congo Force at U N Headquarters
A high level U S military mission led by Lt Gen Louis Truman travels to U N headquarters to arrange new equipment for the Congo force. Adlai Stevenson says the aid follows Thants request and focuses on air transport gear. Katanga secession remains a key concern for U S and U N officials. Groundbreaking at Wright Patterson marks Air Force Institute of Technology school of engineering.
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U.S
U.N
White House
Congo
Louis Truman
U Thant
Katanga
Adlai E. Stevenson
Thant
United States
Stevenson
Bahamas
Kennedy
Macmillan
Kremlin
Cyrille Adoula
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Dayton
Air Force Institute of Technology
New School of Engineering
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Court Rules Home Is Yet Man's Castle
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that a holder of a chattel mortgage cannot legally break into a home to repossess chattels when payments are in default. The decision upheld a lower court reversal in a trespass suit by Carl Hileman against Harter Bank & Trust Co. of Canton over a washing machine.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Harter Bank & Trust Co
Canton
Carl Hileman
Marion Ave
S. W
Hileman
World War I Aces Visit Phoenix Wax Museum
Eddie Rickenbacker and Frank Luke, famed WWI air aces, arrived in Phoenix from Los Angeles aboard a jet airliner with wax figures of themselves. Stewardess Sandra Redd of El Paso blushed as she served drinks. the wax passengers headed to a Scottsdale museum from Josephine Toussard's London studio. Paris and West Germany leaders plan a late January meeting between Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Eddie Rickenbacker
Frank Luke
Los Angeles
Sandra Redd
el Paso
Tex
Scottsdale, Ariz
Josephine Toussard
London
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Tax deduction eyed for Cuban prisoner exchange drugs
The Kennedy administration weighs a $25 million tax deduction for drug makers donating medicines for a Cuban prisoner exchange tied to Bay of Pigs captives. If approved, the deduction would reflect wholesale drug value, with retail priced drugs at $52 million, and IRS rulings needed.
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Jack Bell
Washington —P
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Congress
Skybolt Crisis casts pall on Congo and talks
At a Nassau summit Kennedy and Macmillan faced a risk of a renewed Soviet push into the Congo amid a Skybolt missile dispute. A U S eight man mission to the Congo will assess military needs as Kennedy signals possible American forces if crises worsen. Oberlin, Ohio to receive a $20 000 Public Housing Administration loan for 100 low rent homes including 40 for the elderly.
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Bahamas
Kennedy
Macmillan
Africa
Congo
U.S
U. S
Katanga
Leopoldville
U.N
United States
Louis W. Truman
Harry S. Truman
U. N
Truman
Moscow
Britain
Washington
Oberlin
Ohio
Public Housing Administration
Harold Macmillan
John F. Kennedy
Guiding Star Satellite Is Launched From California
Transit 5A, a 140-pound guiding star satellite, launched from Point Arguello aboard a four stage Blue Scout rocket. It will provide precise position fixes for ships and submarines from polar orbit, aiding Polaris missile accuracy. A second space probe launched hours later completes a two vehicle start. Columbus Ohio highway bids total 395 million dollars for 1962 road work.
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Calif
San Diego
San Francisco
Air Force
Navy
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