Kennedy Seeks Recession Defense Measures AOA Crisis Looms
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers open their OAS conference in Punta del Este to discuss Cuba and inter American unity. They delay the first plenary to allow bargaining while U S rejection of Castro regime pressures ties to the Alliance for Progress. Rep Selden warns Congress could push for tougher action if Cuba is not curbed.
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Dean Rusk
Latin America
Armistead Selden
Alabama
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Cuba
Congress
Alliance For Progress
Sukarno Seeks Peace in West New Guinea Crisis
Indonesian President Sukarno reiterates readiness for a peaceful settlement with the Netherlands over West New Guinea during the installation of Air Vice Marshal Omar Dani, as national shock over the crisis tempers public enthusiasm and political arrests continue.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Netherlands
Air Force
Omar Dani
West New Guinea
Makassar
Sukaro
West Irian
Underground Raiders Seize French Arms at Sidi Chami Camp
In western Algeria, about 70 raiders in French uniforms infiltrated a French military camp at Sidi Chami near Oran with aid from a sentry and officer, reclaiming weapons and equipment. The government report notes the raid followed ongoing North African unrest and reports 22 killed and 58 wounded that day.
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Algiers
Sidi Chami
Oran
Algeria
Cominique
Reopening Southern University Amid Segregation Controversy
Southern University officials prepared for the reopening of the 4900 Negro students with notices sent for the delayed second semester registration set for January 29 to February 3. The term was postponed after anti segregation demonstrations led by students prompted President Felton Clark to close the university last week. In Washington, Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas died Sunday during cancer treatment after a career as Kansas governor and U.S. senator.
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Felton Clark
Washington
Andrew F. Schoepell
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Kansas
Schoeppel
Senate
No Cuts On Grain Poultry and Common Market Exports
The United States has agreements with the six member countries of the Common Market on exports of cotton tobacco soybeans tallow skins and hides and certain fruits and vegetables. Wheat feed grains and poultry markets in France West Germany Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg and Italy remain unclear as the Common Market pursues a common agricultural policy to erase trade barriers and protect farmers. Gov DiSalle seeks more information on kidnap charges against Mrs Mallory before acting on extradition to North Carolina.
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United States
U.S
France
West Germany
Belgium
The
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Italy
Common Market
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Willie Mae Mallory
North Carolina
Italians Protest Jet Crash Over NATO Base Near Bari
Bari Italy protests rise as Bulgarian air force pilot 2nd Lt Miluse Solakov crash lands near Gioia del Colle NATO facility. Authorities question defector claims amid film evidence and a two passovers before the crash.
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Bari
Italy
Bulgaria
Gioia del Colle
Miluse Solakov
Solakov
Pickets Charged After Car Turned Over At Mogadore Plant
Police charged three pickets with disturbing the peace after a strike at the General Tire & Rubber Co plant in Mogadore. A car was overturned during the protest.
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Akron
General Tire & Rubber Co
Mogadore
Delay Keeps Glenn in Orbit Bid Tied to Faulty Life Support
Capsized delays and repeated postponements push John H. Glenn Jr.’s Friendship 70 mission back again. NASA sources cite oxygen system checks in the environmental control system as the cause of the latest postponement, with the launch now pegged for next Thursday at the earliest.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Glenn
Glenn's Spaceship Capsule Readies for World Orbit
Astronaut John Glenn plans a world orbit in a McDonnell built capsule costing about five million dollars. The craft weighs 4200 pounds at lift off, 2400 pounds after jettisoning gear, and carries 164 instruments with a single Glenn operated “chicken switch.”
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Fla
John Herschel Glenn Jr
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
St. Louis
Glenn
New Concord
Ohio
Col
Marine Corps
Kennedy May Visit Moscow En route on World Trip
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy weighs a Soviet invitation to visit Moscow during a world trip planned to start next month. He and his wife Ethel depart Washington Feb 2 for Japan with stops in Indonesia Iran Germany Hong Kong and Rome. He will lecture at the Free University of Berlin.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Dean Rusk
Robert Kennedy
Ethel
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Iran
Germany
Hong Kong
Rome
Free University of Berlin
Wreck on B and O line halts traffic after 20 car derailment
An 80 car freight train No. 95 derailed near Zaleski Ohio Saturday evening on the B&O Parkersburg Cincinnati line. Ten cars left the track with 18 heavily damaged and a bridge and 80 feet of track damaged. No injuries reported. five wreck crews and investigators at the scene Sunday.
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Baltimore and Ohio
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Cincinnati
Vinton County
Harold Steele
Zaleski
Steele
Austin Powder Co
Fred Bishop
Western Union
Chillicothe
Joint Congo Action Plan Aims to Curb North Katanga Forces
The U N Command drafted a plan for a joint campaign to control Congolese troops terrorizing north Katanga. It seeks approval from Acting Secretary-General U Thant and calls for forces under Gen. Joseph Mobutu, U N troops, and Katanga gendarmerie to launch the operation.
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The
Congo
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U Thant
United Nations
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Explosion Shocks French Foreign Ministry in Paris
An explosion rocked the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Paris. Police investigate whether a bomb planted by the right wing Algerian Secret Army Organization caused the blast.
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Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Secret Army
Utter disregard of regulations blamed for 1960 football plane crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed Arctic-Pacific Airlines and captain Donald Chesher for the Toledo crash that killed 22 people including 16 California State Polytechnic College players. The report cites overweight plane, zero visibility takeoff, and engine misrun as causes.
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Civil Aeronautics Board Today
Ohio
California State Polytechnic
Bowling Green State University
Toledo
Arctic-Pacific, Inc
Oakland
Calif
Albuquerque
N.M
Youngstown
Donald L. J. Chesher
Chesher
Gines
Capt. Chesher
Arctic-Pacific Airlines
Kennedy Seeks Tax Cuts and Public Works to Drive Recovery
President Kennedy outlined a plan to push the economy toward full employment with $2 billion in fast act public works funding and up to $10 billion in tax cuts over a year. He called for tariff reductions with Europe, extended unemployment benefits, investment credits, and broader social programs as safeguards against future recessions. Confidence in the dollar, wage and price stability, and steady costs were emphasized.
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Kennedy
Congress
White House
U.S
Coun
Will Vote On Postal Increase
Washington report notes a House vote expected Wednesday on a postal rate bill to raise mailing costs by one cent, boosting annual postal revenue to about $550 million and possibly $621 million with an admin amendment. The measure targets first class and air mail rates with smaller hikes for other categories. A separate Ways and Means move on tax relief aims for a House vote next month.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Ways and Means
Police Clash With Rioters in Tehran Bazaar Area
Police used clubs to break up meetings in Tehran's bazaar district as crowds shouted pro Mossadegh slogans. Demonstrations followed the Tehran University campus occupation, with 200 students arrested and 180 injured, including 80 policemen. Mossadegh remains a rallying point, confined to his village 45 miles west of Tehran.
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Hammed Mossadegh
Iran
Tehran
Billy Graham Sees Christ Return Promise In Caracas
Billy Graham spoke to a full arena in Caracas Venezuela asking the crowd to believe Christ will return and rule the world. He said the future world ruler will end poverty disease and death as his Caracas crusade concluded to loud cheers.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Billy Graham
Christ
Earth
Advertisement for Dressed Hogs and Farmers Ad Offer
A nostalgic notice notes dressed hogs priced at 30s per pound with average weight around 135 pounds. It urges farmers with surplus stock to advertise now and provides contact details SY 3-1242 for ad planning. The advertiser also claims could have sold a dozen hogs.
Will Avoid Service Cuts by DiSalle in Cash Shortfall
Governor Michael V. DiSalle pledged to avert service cuts during a temporary cash shortage. He said he would use every device to prevent layoffs and wage delays, aiming to keep people fed and schools paid. In Berea Baldwin Wallace College reports gifts totaling 145000 dollars.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
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