10 000 Russians to stay in Cuba report sparks debate
New York Times dispatch says Moscow plans to keep about 10,000 Soviet troops in Cuba after a partial withdrawal, while U S officials dispute any notice of indefinite presence. The Times notes Moscow expects understanding but says full evacuation is not yet feasible. Medina court fire damages estimated at 50 000. a Medina Municipal Court woman is accused of starting Feb 16 blaze.
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Wife Survives 32 Hours Trapped in Deep Well
In Sanger California Mrs Arthur Hiscock 45 endured 32 grueling hours wedged in cold water after a cave in buried her at a pump shaft. Constable Hurshey Pigg and deputy Val Valles aided her rescue with ladders and a cable scaffold.
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Ohio House approves regents board for state universities
The Ohio House, by an 88 to 44 vote largely along party lines, approves creation of a state regents board to draft a higher education plan and oversee six state universities. The bill, backed by the Rhodes administration, faces opposition from Democrats except Rep. Charles Mooney of Cleveland.
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Disarmament Talks Faced Grim Choice
Geneva reports US and British negotiators confront a hard choice between Soviet test ban terms and continued talks. Khrushchev insists on three inspections, three black boxes. Western powers demand seven each as eight-nation talks drag past four years.
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Tanker Explodes At Alaskan Field
A KC135 jet tanker taking off from Eielson Air Force Base exploded near a guard house and waiting area killing nine people. Seven aboard died, two more perished in the blast that also smashed into the Alaska Highway near Fairbanks. The four engine aircraft carried a pilot co pilot navigator and four technicians during a refueling mission.
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Yemen threatens force over British aid to royalists
In Damascus Yemen's republican government said Britain aids royalist forces in Hariri East Yemen and warned it may use force. President Sallal accused Britain of aggression, while Cairo and the British Embassy denied any aggression and said troops only expelled an intruding force from Aden protectorate territory.
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Sunday Sales Sought by Hotel Men
Columbus convention bureau managers and hotel and restaurant leaders urged the Senate Liquor Committee to pass a bill allowing limited Sunday liquor sales. Restaurants and hotels with 150 or more seats could sell from 1 pm to 10 pm under a $1000 annual permit, only after local votes. In Findlay, Findlay College dismissed 26 year old John Krause, a freshman, over campus newsletter fallout.
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Coon Burglar Caught By Springfield Police
In Springfield Missouri Ed Edgar heard a noise and found a masked burglar in a fur coat. The burglar a raccoon mounted a ledge pressed the doorbell with a paw and pulled the handle. Officers took the raccoon to the dog pound.
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Parking Tickets No Longer His Problem
Dayton police received a note from a Sabina man stating he has arranged to never receive another ticket by removing the windshield wipers from his car. The note was received Wednesday and addressed to the police.
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Kennedy urges civil rights program before divided Congress
President Kennedy outlined a specific civil rights program to Congress seeking federal help for desegregation in schools, expanded Civil Rights Commission powers, and federal voting rights actions. He urged speed on three bills while pressing for a 24th Amendment poll tax ban and education tests reform.
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British Sub Plans Near Completion
Rear Adm. Ignatius J. Galantin said British U S talks on a joint missile firing submarine force are near wrap up in about a week. British subs planned with eight Polaris missiles cost only modestly more than smaller designs due to essential equipment. Four submarines planned to start, with uncertain expansion.
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Call Cheater Fined $1000
Marion: Charles F. Parshall 55 received a six months suspended prison sentence and a $1000 fine for defrauding General Telephone Co. on 16 counts of using non existent credit card numbers to make long distance calls. This marked the first prosecution under the 1961 law.
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Khrushchev Seeks Backstage Step In Sino Soviet Rift
Khrushchev uses soft rhetoric after Peking attacks to ease the China Soviet split and hints at a Moscow Beijing meeting. He vows aid to Communist nations under attack while naming Cuba Vietnam Korea and East Germany as concerns. Peking pushes for private talks to force a revisionist admission.
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