Kennedy shows Cuba weapons data on TV drive
Washington reports expose intelligence briefings to reassure public and quell Cuba weapons controversy. McNamara states no major offensive weapons in Cuban caves while noting about 17 000 Soviets in Cuba and 5 000 in four armored task forces.
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Washington
Cuba
Robert S. McNamara
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
New York
McNamara
Kennedy
United States
Defense Secretary
Florida
U. S. Navy
Anti Americanism Out In Canadian Election
Canada heads into a national election with pressure on Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker to limit anti American rhetoric. Diefenbaker dissolves Parliament after two non confidence votes while his Conservative party remains unified. The Liberals under Lester B. Pearson call for keeping U S tensions in check and restoring good relations.
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Ottawa
Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Senate
Commons
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
United States
Special Jury Drawn With Supervision in Mason County
Judge James Thompson oversaw the special grand jury draw in his courtroom marking the first supervision by a presiding judge in Mason County. Jury lists must reflect district proportions. names include Chester Williamson and others for 9 a.m. Monday duty. The special jury replaces the regular grand jury dismissed after a school system investigation.
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Point Pleasant
James Thompson
Mason County
Ottie C. Roush
New Haven
Nedra W. Jones
Thompson
Chester Williamson
William Blain
D. L. Hatfield
Marvin Gail Jones
Nancy Bowman
Roy Beattie
Evelyn Alice Jewell
Elizabeth J. Chisler
Paul Randolph
Harry McComas
Otis Young
Carl T. Adkins
Clifford Carder
Landis Absten
George Burns
Raymond Leiving
Laurelville Youth Killed in Route 327 Bridge Crash
Harold Nelson Smith 21 of Laurelville Route 2 was killed when his northbound car collided with Wayne Hart 17 of Laurelville Route 2 south of Londonderry on Route 327 seven miles north. Hart survived with forehead and elbow lacerations and was taken to Chillicothe Hospital. deputies cited Hart drifting left of center and ongoing investigation.
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McArthur
Laurelville
Londonderry
Vinton County
Harold Nelson Smith
Chillicothe Hospital
Wayne Hart
Hart
Ross County
Smith
Deffenbaugh
Circleville
New Tax Center Is Turning Sour
Covington Kentucky fights with federal agencies over financing changes for a new Internal Revenue Service center. The plan shift from private construction to government ownership would strip Covington of about 100000 dollars yearly in local tax revenue, ending years of anticipated payroll and tax income.
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Washington
Kentucky
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service Center
Covington
Covington and Kennes Congressional Delegaon
General Services Administration
GSA
Congress
Japs Reply to Russians on Nuclear Sub Visits
Tokyo says Japan will not inherit nuclear weapons by hosting U.S. nuclear powered submarines. Foreign Minister Ohira told Soviet Ambassador Vinogradov the move should not alarm the Soviet government.
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Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Union
U.S
Masayoshi Ohira
Vladimir M. Vinogradov
Japanese
President Seeks Health Care Package from Congress
President Kennedy outlined a $1.6 billion health funds request for the next fiscal year and urged Congress to enact Social Security health insurance this year. He proposed expanding medical training, hospital construction, nursing homes, and cosmetics and drug safety controls. He framed the issue as a need to prevent needless suffering from unaffordable care.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Hoffa Fails to Secure Bonds for Teamsters
Chicago The Tribune reports James R Hoffa and top Teamsters officials cannot obtain satisfactory surety bonds as required by the Landrum Griffin act by Friday. Frank Wright Sr Indianapolis United Bonding Co offered a proposal viewed as too late and too small. Hoffa says he has paused other union work to resolve the bond issue and may need to shut down financial operations when the deadline passes.
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Chicago
the Tribune
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Landrum-Griffin
The
Tribune
Frank Wright Sr
United Bonding Co
Indianapolis
Wright
Hoffa
British Labor Party Chooses Leader Amid Unity Hopes
In London the British Labour Party began a three man contest for a new leader aimed at uniting factions. Harold Wilson and George Brown led, with James Callaghan as a dark horse, and observers doubted a first ballot victory.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Labor
George Brown
Wilson
James Callaghan
Spacemen To Have Whisker Problem On Space Shuttle
Astronauts may shave on ships to prevent whiskers from floating in zero gravity. Dr. Stanley C. White says electric razors could save water and avoid skin irritation. Shaved whiskers must be collected to prevent debris in Gemini era craft.
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Frank Carey
San Antonio
Tex
Stanley C. White
White
Brooks Air Force Base
Dr. White
Space Agency
Manned Spacecraft Center
Earth
Ohio jobless benefits plan aims to shore up fund
The bill by eight Republican House members and business groups seeks to raise the unemployment benefits fund from 150 million to 215 million dollars a year. Officials say the fund has lost over 500 million in six years and could deplete next year without action. The plan would give the unemployment administrator power to cut benefits if the fund nears collapse.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stees testifies in murder trial after crowbar incident
Gene Isaac Stees, a former Ohio University professor, cried on the stand as he described striking his wife Helen with a crowbar at their farm near Athens. He testified about the couple's reconciliation hopes, the chilling drive to dispose of the body, and his attempts to surrender, revealing a troubled family history and fear of confessing.
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Athens
Messenger Newsphoto
Gene Isaac Steel
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio University
Stees
Helen
Dwight Palmer
Henry Luidens
Columbus
E. M. Conant
Joseph Vanity
Baker Rd
Steel
Dow Lake
Price
College of Education
Strouds Run
Toledo
Hanny
Waterloo
Billy
Marines Accept JFKs Challenge
Marines across Florida to Arizona attempt the Roosevelt era hike challenged by President Kennedy. Lt Col James W. Tuma completed 50 miles in 13 hours 40 minutes, while Sgt Stanton E. Jordan logs miles at Pensacola. An official test by 20 captains and lieutenants at Camp Lejeune is scheduled next.
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Pensacola
Fla
U.S
Teddy Roosevelt
Florida
Arizona
Kennedy
James W. Tuma
U.S. Army Electronic Proving Ground
Ft. Huachuca
Tucson
Ariz
Stanton E. Jordan
Naval Air Station
Theodore Roosevelt
David M. Shoup
Roosevelt
Camp Lejeune
N.C
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