Kennedy Warns Russia U S Will Retaliate If Cubans Are Armed
President Kennedy warns the Soviet Union against placing offensive weapons in Cuba and says the United States would respond to any such move. He defends U.S. intelligence on Cuba and chides Congress critics for unclear sources while Senator Keating cites his own reports.
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U. S
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Cuba
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Caribbean
Kenneth Keating
R-Ny
Associated Press
U S Antiguerrillas To Be Based At Canal
The Army plans a new full scale antiguerrilla unit to be stationed in the Panama Canal Zone to assist Latin American nations against Cuban inspired uprisings. The move follows concerns over Soviet strength in Cuba and potential revolutionary support in the region.
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Panama Canal Zone
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Robert S. McNamara
Caribbean
Latin America
U. S
Fidel Castro
Canal Zone
Guatemala
Colombia
South Viet Nam
Kennedy backs Rusk amid quitting rumors
President Kennedy denied rumors that Dean Rusk will quit as secretary of state. Kennedy said he has the highest confidence in Rusk and that they agree on the secretary’s role guiding foreign policy. Rusk should be Kennedy’s main adviser and run day to day diplomacy.
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Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Secretary of State
State Department
United States
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Germany
France
Rebels Claim Takeover Bid as Kassem Feared Dead
Junior Iraqi officers staged a pro Nasser revolt denouncing Kassem and claiming to have destroyed the defense ministry in Baghdad. Reports said Kassem, 48, was killed with word received from the capital. Turkish and Iranian outlets echoed death and mass arrests of Iraqi generals. In Ohio, Kent State hosts its 21st Buckeye Debate Tournament with 36 teams from 30 colleges.
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Lebanon
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Kassem
Defense Ministry
Turkey
Anatolian
KENT
Kent State University
New Leaders Rise in Iraq After Coup Proclaims New Government
The State Department labeled Iraq’s new revolutionary command anti Communist as a military coup toppled Premier Abdel Karim Kasim today. About 400 U.S. citizens in Iraq reportedly escaped injury while a new government was proclaimed. In New York, temperatures fell to 2 degrees below zero at 9 am the coldest in two years.
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State Department
Revolutionary Command
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
U. S
New York
Wives’ Shampoo Spark Leaves Husband Cited in Court
Irene Janowski, a Detroit beautician, testified her husband Alexander Janowski made a homemade shampoo from sugar salt ketchup mustard salad dressing meat sauce and macaroni. He pleaded guilty to assault and faces sentencing on March 7.
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Irene Janowski
Arthur Koscinski
Alexander Janowski
Nine Athens County high schools face charter revocation
State Superintendent E. E. Holt recommends revoking first rate high school charters for Chauncey Dover Glouster Ames Bern Carthage Troy The Plains Shade Local Trimble Rome Canaan and Waterloo due to failing to meet minimum state standards. A state school board meeting will consider the bid after inspectors found deficits in elementary enrollment materials and overall educational scope.
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E. E. Holt
State Board of Education
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Associated Press
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Trimble
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Waterloo
Holt
Hoffa Union Secures Bonds Ahead of Deadline
In a late move the Teamsters announced bonding coverage for President James R. Hoffa and officers. Frank E. Wright Sr. of United Bonding Insurance Co. confirmed coverage after reviewing union controls. Officials questioned whether new coverage could be obtained before the noon deadline. Wright could not be reached for comment.
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Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Frank E. Wright Sr
Wright
United Bonding Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Ind
More Cubans Expected Late Today
In Havana another 100 Cuban-Americans and dependents are slated to depart for Miami on a ransom flight for Cuban invasion prisoners. A Red Cross shipment of 15 000 pounds of medicines was aboard a Pan American DC6B in Miami. In Columbus over 1000 principals and education staff attend the fifth annual Ohio Elementary School Principals conference.
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Red Cross
Pan American World Airways
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Ohio
Keating Heads to Cuba Briefing with CIA Chief McCone
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York, a Cuba policy critic, plans a midafternoon briefing with CIA Director John A. McCone to discuss alleged Soviet offensive bases in Cuba. Keating said the session was requested by McCone.
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Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Soviet Union
Cuba
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Central Intelligence Agency
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Rhodes Refuses Intervention in 1960 Cleveland Murder Case
Gov James A. Rhodes declined to intervene in the scheduled February 15 execution of Robert H. Griffin, 44, for the murder of his girlfriend Mary Lee Williams in Cleveland on September 16, 1960. This marks his first death penalty case since taking office January 14.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Robert H. Griffin
Mary Lee Williams
Cleveland
Rhodes
State to Seek Death for Ohio Professor in Slaying
The state will seek the death penalty for Gene Isaac Steel 31 a former Ohio University assistant professor charged with killing his pregnant wife Helen 29 The defense finished its case with four psychiatrists testifying on Steel mental state The jury could receive the case by 430 p m after final pleas The defense argues no premeditation while psychiatrists say Steel could not distinguish right from wrong and had explosive emotional buildup
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Gene Isaac Steel
Ohio University
Helen
Homer Gall
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Joseph Vanity
Steel
Dow Lake
Herbert Whanger
SEO Guidance Center
Whanger
B. T. Nedilsky
Henry Luidens
Dwight Palmer
Nedilsky
Lima State Hospital
Stees
Marine Corps
Indiana University
Koblentz Presses for Sam Sheppard's Parole Prospects
Ohio corrections chief Maury C. Koblentz told Dr Stephen A Sheppard that no further sensationalism will be tolerated as Sam Sheppard remains jailed for the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. The family plans new U S appeals from Ohio Penitentiary after Sheppard's transfer from Marion.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio
Correction
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Sheppard
Stephen A. Sheppard
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Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Sam
Dusseldorf
Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
U.S. District Court
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Marion Correctional Institution
Rhodes proposes Ohio Institutional Building Authority and Youth Commission
Gov. James A. Rhodes pushes two bills in the Ohio House to form the Ohio Institutional Building Authority with power to issue revenue bonds for Golden Age Villages and to create a state youth commission to fulfill campaign pledges. The measures would transfer juvenile services from the Mental Hygiene Department and authorize six year terms for appointed members.
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James A. Rhodes
House
Ohio Institutional Building Authority
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Senate
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Lancaster
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Commission
Mental Hygiene Department
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