Keating offers Cuba information to Kennedy on Soviet buildup
Sen. Kenneth B. Keating says he will share previously undisclosed reports on Soviet military activities in Cuba with President Kennedy. He notes he has not confirmed all sources, suggests open hearings, and emphasizes the buildup's seriousness without alleging imminent invasion or weapons possession.
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Kennedy Faces Cuban Arms Debate With Public Report
Secretary McNamara to discuss US estimates of Soviet strength in Cuba in a radio television broadcast at 5 pm. President Kennedy has approved a public CIA statement by John A. McCone to back up Kennedy’s claim that Soviet power has not significantly increased since last October’s missile crisis. McCone may also testify before the Senate Preparedness subcommittee.
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Adenauer pledges Western alliance support for NATO force
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told the Bundestag West Germany will back President Kennedy's multinational NATO nuclear force plan. He urged European unity through the French German treaty and pressed Britain's entry into the European Common Market despite France's veto.
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Ohio State employees council opposes Rhodes civil service plan
The Ohio State Employes Council 21 which represents 15 state unions attacked Governor Rhodes plan to remove some state workers from civil service coverage. The council urged that all state employees remain under civil service. In Houston Texas a wiring problem caused an indeterminate delay in space flight astronaut LeRoy Gordon Cooper Jr.
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BG President Fined On First Campus Visit
Bowling Green State University president designate Dr. William Travers Jerome III faced a university campus ticket after parking on campus during a visit from Syracuse New York where he serves as dean. In Cleveland Dr Charles A Doan of Ohio State University was named to lead a two million dollar cancer society fundraising drive in April. In Washington Republicans assigned Rep Robert A Taft Jr of Ohio and Rep Paul Findlay of Illinois to the House Education and Labor Committee.
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Charles A. Doan
Nelsonville
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Robert A. Taft, Jr
Paul Findlay
Illinois
House Committee On Education and Labor
Economic Growth Emerges as Central Canada Vote Issue
Ottawa readies an April election after Diefenbaker’s government falls on a no confidence vote linked to the U S nuclear weapons dispute. Lester Pearson’s Liberals frame the campaign on national growth and employment while Conservatives urge scrutiny of U S interference and Liberal ties to nuclear policy. Two New Democrat deputies defected to save the government.
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Georges Vanier
Lester B. Pearson
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De Gaulle Shrugs Off British Accusations on Europe
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle dismisses claims he imitates Hitler or Napoleon by keeping Britain out of the European Common Market. He says Britain would be used as a U S tool in Europe and cites Macmillan's Nassau accord on Polaris missiles as a double cross.
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Advertising to Pay Off in Ohio Whisky Purchases
An Ohio liquor official authorized a $90,000 purchase of Waterfill & Frazier whisky, citing publicity from a recent grand jury probe into influence peddling in the state monopoly. Deputy director William S. MacKenzie said the product was ordered because of the publicity it received.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Winter Storm Splits North Carolina Outer Banks
A severe winter storm severed the North Carolina Outer Banks creating a widened channel through Hatteras Island and blocking traffic by ferry until it can be filled. The Cape Hatteras Coast Guard warned of possible renewed intensification within 24 hours as beaches erode and shipping faced danger. In Lancaster a 33 year old man, Alfred Lee Alsbaugh, died when a car crushed him after a two jack lift failed and a vehicle collapsed.
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Ohio schools seek income tax power via park district plan
A plan in Columbus would let school districts levy up to 1 percent income tax to share school costs with state funds. Rep Gail Porterfield notes Gov Rhodes may not know of the bill, which echoes a proposal from House Speaker Roger Cloud. If enacted, state leveling of taxes could end local city income taxes and shift funding dynamics for education and municipal finances.
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Mount Vernon
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James A. Rhodes
Roger Cloud
Rhodes
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December wedding talked by Patricia Weathers in murder trial
Patsy Weathers testified in the first degree murder trial of Gene Isaac Stees over the death of his wife Helen Stees. She described a possible December wedding and noted Stees discussed divorce earlier, with letters and photos shown as evidence.
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Dr Sam Sheppard Returns to Ohio Penitentiary
Dr Samuel H Sheppard the Cleveland osteopath known as the wife slayer was moved back to the Ohio Penitentiary from Marion Correctional Institute in Columbus. Commissioner Maury C Koblentz cited administrative reasons and closer supervision noting the transfer does not alter his parole prospects. The revocation of visiting and mailing privileges for his fiancée Ariane Tebbenjohanns remains in effect.
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Ohio Division of Correction
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Liquor Board Receives New Chairman And Member
Gov. Rhodes announces the appointments to the State Board of Liquor Control. Kenneth Thomas of Grove City becomes chairman and John Benson, a 52 year old Columbus attorney, joins as the Democrat member. In Columbus, Homer Jack Dean, serving life for first degree murder, seeks habeas corpus relief from Ohio Penitentiary.
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