Castro Revolution In Trouble Seeks U.S. Breaks
Analysis notes Fidel Castro seeks to force U.S. pressure to break relations with Cuba while risking a wider Latin American shift. It argues Castro relies on the Communist bloc, fears rising discontent, and uses claims of U.S. aggression as a mobilizing tactic amid economic dependence and emigration from Cuba.
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Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Communist Bloc
Red
Havana
United States Moves Push on Cuba As Castro Crisis Grows
Washington expects new moves next month to pressure Fidel Castro with a short force posture, tracking of Castro agents, and economic restrictions while the United States and Brazil elect new presidents. Panama questions Cuba with envoy withdrawal rumors. US confirms Guantanamo base stays under lease despite diplomatic break.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
United States
Brazil
Cuba
U.S
Havana
Powerful Elements On Alert In Laos Crisis
U S forces in the Western Pacific and bases in Okinawa Formosa and the Philippines stand ready to move if needed. Adm Harry D Felt said readiness includes increased airlift and repositioned mobile fleet forces. Marine units including the 3rd Marine Division and Marine Air Wing at Okinawa are prepared. The 405th Fighter Wing at Clark Philippines hosts jet aircraft. The 7th Fleet operates in the South China Sea with carriers destroyers submarines and escort vessels. Hawaii hosts mobility exercises with the 25th Infantry Division.
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Honolulu
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Western Pacific
Laos
South China Sea
Okinawa
Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Adm
Harry D. Felt
U. S
Pacific
Felt
3Rd Marine Division
Marine Air Wing
405Th
Clark Air Force Base
Hawaii
25Th Infantry Division
Moroccans and Ghanaian Leaders Oppose Congo Force Plan
King Mohammed V of Morocco and President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana reject Nasser’s proposal for a joint African military force to aid deposed Congo Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba. The stance signals unity against intervention.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Mohammed V
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Prosecutor Disagrees With DiSalle Death Sentence Move
In Columbus the prosecutor for Mrs. Edythe Klumpp objected to Governor Michael V. DiSalle's decision to change her death sentence to life imprisonment. The execution had been set for Friday.
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Columbus
Edythe Klumpp
Michael V. DiSalle
Eisenhower plans quail shoot in Georgia and California stay
President Eisenhower, after leaving the White House January 20, intends to spend time in Georgia for quail shooting and later in a California house with a golf course view, for a month or two.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Georgia
California
Newark and Hamilton men join Nationwide boards of directors
Ferris Owen of Newark and James Lewis of Hamilton were elected to the boards of directors of companies within the Nationwide Insurance group. Their additions expand governance for the insurer and its affiliates.
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Columbus
Ferris Owen
Newark
James Lewis
Hamilton
Nationwide Insurance Group
Space capsule recovered near Eglin after Gulf search
The Air Force said a space capsule was recovered at Eglin Air Force Base after traveling over 32 miles and later being recovered from the Gulf of Mexico.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Gulf of Mexico
Air Force
Barry Fitzgerald Dies at 72 Irish Actor of Going My Way Fame
Barry Fitzgerald, the Irish actor famed for his priest role in Going My Way, died Wednesday at age 72. The Oscar winner's career spanned stage and screen in Ireland and beyond.
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Dublin
Barry Fitzgerald
Belgium Strikes Persist as Demonstrators Clash with Police
In Brussels and Antwerp noisy protests flare as Socialists limp through a 17 day strike. Leo Collard seeks royal maneuvering to end the action while Premier Eyskens faces protests over tax hikes and welfare cuts tied to Congo revenue loss. 1060 demonstrators confront police. 300 march streets voicing discontent.
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Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
Pierre Hamel
Leo Collard
Socialist Party
King Baudouin
Gaston Eyskens
Eyskens
Congo
Vital Steel Meet Seeks Reopening of Idle Mills
Washington management and union leaders of the steel industry hold an unusual huddle to find a path to resume full production after mill idleness.
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Washington
Mrs Klumpp Spared Governor Commutes Sentence
Governor DiSalle commuted the death sentence of Edythe Klumpp to life imprisonment after questioning her under a truth serum. The Cincinnati woman had been convicted of first degree murder for shooting Louise Bergen and burning the body in 1958.
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Michael V. Disalle
Cincinnati
DiSalle
Klumpp
Lake Cowan
Clinton County
Senate Moves Into Routine Business Amid Filibuster Drift
Washington the Senate returns to routine work as debate over limiting filibusters remains unchanged on the back burner with no immediate movement expected.
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Washington
Senate
Racine Bridge Green Light for Regional Link
Ohio and West Virginia officials may build a bridge linking U S Route 33 across the Racine Locks and Dam if the Racine Dam project is approved. J H Guthrie notes a favorable report and upcoming Board of Rivers and Harbor approval, with shared costs viewed as a saving versus a separate bridge.
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West Virginia
Racine Locks and Dam
U. S. Army Engineers
Huntington
W. Va
Guthrie
Division
Racine
Board of Rivers and Harbor Engineers
Washington
Secretary of the Army
Explosion Probed at Idaho Nuclear Test Station
Nuclear experts probed a silo-shaped building at the National Reactor Testing Station in eastern Idaho to determine the cause of an atomic reactor explosion that killed three young service members. Officials said radiation remained confined to the building area and posed no danger elsewhere.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Most Popular Boy Contest Opens For 1961
Area boys aged 12 to 18 may enter the Most Popular Boy contest in the Messenger. The winner earns a South American trip beginning in Columbus with a TWA flight to New York and a Varig Airlines journey to Rio.
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Columbus
TWA
New York City
Rio
Varig Airlines
Disagreement Over Staten Island Air Crash Sightings
Witnesses conflict on whether they saw the United DC8 collide with the TWA Constellation on December 16 as the Civil Aeronautics Board opens hearings into aviation history’s worst disaster. The collision killed 136, with eight on the ground. the TWA plane fell on Miller Field while the DC8 crashed into a Brooklyn neighborhood.
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United Airlines
TWA
Kleinau
Miller Field
Glenn F. Logsdon
Logsdon
Kennedy Objects to Jack in Headlines
President elect John F. Kennedy dislikes being called Jack in headlines but approves of the use of his initials JFK. The Palm Beach report notes public expectation surrounding his forthcoming presidency and media naming practices.
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Palm Beach, Fla
John F. Kennedy
Jack
JFK
Soviet planes evacuate personnel from Xieng Khouang Province
Western military sources report Soviet aircraft are evacuating some personnel from Xieng Khouang Province in Laos. The claim cites ongoing tensions and potential allied operations in the region.
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Vientiane
Laos
Xieng Khouang Province
U S May Ask Council To Drop Cuba Charge
The United States urged the UN Security Council to drop Fidel Castro’s charge that Washington plans to invade Cuba. The 11 nation body debated the Cuban claim while Chile and Ecuador pressed for peaceful settlement and Cuba resisted negotiations with the Eisenhower administration.
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Council
Cuba
United Nations
N.Y
United States
UN Security Council
Fidel Castro
Chile
Ecuador
Raul Roa
The
Eisenhower
Council Chamber
James J. Wadsworth
Cow for sale in Carbondale Ohio
White face Durham cow, 3 years old, fresh with 6 week old heifer calf. Price 200 dollars. Call MY X XXXX for details. Classified ads help buyers find your items, LY 3-1242.
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Carbondale
Ohio
Farm Crisis Huddle Set
New York President elect John F Kennedy convened nine major farm group leaders and Orville Freeman at the Carlyle Hotel to discuss his plan for a farm crisis. Kennedy promised to push for higher farm prices and incomes as one of his first acts. He has kept quiet on farm policy since winning.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Carlyle Hotel
Kennedy
Ohio import loss may trim Cleveland trade by Cuba ties
If trade relations mirror Cuba diplomacy Ohio could lose about 3 percent of imports, roughly 5 million dollars yearly, affecting Cleveland and statewide commerce.
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Cleveland
Cuba
Ohio
Kent State dismisses 560 students for academic failure
Kent State University dismissed 560 students at the end of its first quarter for academic failure. The group includes 255 freshmen.
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KENT
Kent State University
Cuba Reestablishes Hope for U S Relations Amid Cabinet Statement
Cuban cabinet issued a long night statement blaming the Eisenhower administration for the breach in diplomatic ties with the United States and expressing hope for renewed relations under future policy. It made no shift in Castro’s stance and did not mention Kennedy directly. Planes carried Americans leaving Havana while many stayed, and the U S flag flew down at the embassy.
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Kennedy
Castro
United States
Cuba
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Havana
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