Rusk Urges Four-Point Anti Castro Move at OAS
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed 19 Americas ministers to freeze Castroism, bar Cuba from the OAS, cut trade, and rally defense against ideological aggression. He urged decisive, unified action to curb Cuba’s influence as Brazil and others push softer measures.
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Kennedy urges bipartisanship to push tariff cuts with Europe
President Kennedy asks Congress to fast track a five year plan to dismantle tariff barriers with Europe and create a trillion dollar trade partnership. He proposes up to 50 percent cuts on some goods and elimination on others, plus worker retraining and loan guarantees amid a broad trade expansion act.
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Kennedy
Europe
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Brown Announces 10 Month California Campaign for 1964
California Governor Edmund G. Brown launches a long campaign with the aim of defeating Richard M. Nixon in November. Brown touts his record and Kennedy’s endorsement while attacking Nixon as out to turn the governorship into a platform for his presidential bid. Nixon counters Brown’s charge of indecision and bungling.
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San Francisco
California
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Brown
Kennedy
Nixon
Ohio to appeal higher court over state school admissions quotas
Columbus Ohio will ask the U S Supreme Court to uphold a state administration establishing a quota system for admissions to state industrial schools. Theodore Laker first assistant attorney general said he would appeal from an Ohio Supreme Court decision of January 3 ending a freeze and quotas. He expects about two weeks to perfect the appeal after the court refused to reconsider.
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Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Theodore Laker
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Deaf, Blind Mother Has Heart Ills
Georgia Hathaway 43 and Harold Hathaway 60, both blind and deaf, are parents of 6 year old Clarence Hathaway. Mrs Hathaway is in serious condition at Akron General Hospital with a heart ailment after a seizure at their Stow cottage. Clarence, turning seven Feb 17, attends Stow Elementary as a normal first grader.
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Clarence Hathaway
Akron General Hospital
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Clarence
Stow Elementary
Lenin's Tomb Closed For Repairs In Moscow
Lenin's tomb in Red Square was closed on Wednesday with a seven foot fence surrounding the site. A small sign read mausoleum closed for repairs and the public was kept away.
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Lenin
Moscow
Red Square
Kennedy reprimands reporter over statement on security risks
President Kennedy defends two State Department officials, William Wieland and J. Clayton Miller, calling them capable and not security risks. He rebukes reporter Sarah McClendon for labeling them as security risks. A State Department spokesman later confirmed they have not been charged and are assigned to the Office of Management in the Bureau of Administration.
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State Department
Sarah McClendon
Washington
Texas
New England
William Arthur Wieland
J. Clayton Miller
United States
Office of Management
Bureau of Administration
Custody Battle Rages On Abduction Sparks Nationwide Search
Robert Byington Jr. returns home from Nevada to learn his daughter Robin has been abducted by his estranged wife Patricia and two men. The group forced entry, fled east on Ohio 16, colliding with neighbor Earl Davis’s car as authorities including the Highway Patrol and FBI join the search. The case centers on a custody dispute in Ohio and Nevada courts.
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Nevada
Byington
Ohio
Las Vegas
Patricia
Robin
Holly
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Earl Davis
Byingtons
Highway Patrol
FBI
Iron Ore Miners Cut Prices Amid First Drop Since 1939
In Cleveland a US Steel Corp division announced an 80 cent cut per gross ton for Mesabi Range blast furnace iron ore effective April 1, lowering prices to 10.65 dollars per gross ton. Oliver Iron Mining Division stated the move as a bombshell and noted the Duluth, Minnesota grounding of the decision.
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US. Steel Corp
Oliver Iron Mining Division
Duluth Minn
Windom seeks transfer of Ft Hayes to Ohio National Guard
Ohio Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Loren G. Windom says he has asked the Army to turn the soon-to-be-abandoned Ft. Hayes over to the Ohio National Guard. The move would place the former military post under state control for potential Guard use.
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Columbus
Ohio
Loren G. Windom
Ft. Hayes
Ohio National Guard
Kennedy urges swift trade cuts and bipartisan Europe pact
President Kennedy asks Congress to sweep aside tariffs and drastically scale others. He urged bipartisan support for a trillion dollar partnership with Europe. He said the government will aid workers hurt by the trade program and stressed urgent action against the common market and the communists’ economic drive.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Europe
Kennedy Signals Negro Cabinet Head For Urban Affairs
President Kennedy said he would name Robert C. Weaver, a Black leader of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, to head a new urban affairs department if the proposal clears Congress. He spoke at a brisk news conference amid House opposition and broader policy notes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Urban Affairs Department
House Rules Committee
House
Peter Fonda Tackles JFK in PT 109 Film Role
Peter Fonda the 22 year old son of Henry Fonda tests for the starring part of John F Kennedy in PT 109 the tale of Kennedy and crew surviving a 1943 sinking. He notes the challenge of adopting a Boston accent while awaiting studio decision amid broad studio interest and potential presidential veto.
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Peter Fonda
Fonda
John F. Kennedy
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Jane
Record Farm Income Reaches 12.7 Billion in 1961
The Agriculture Department reports farmers earned 12.7 billion dollars in 1961, up 1 billion from 1960 and the highest since 1953. Income grew from product sales and government payments by 1.5 billion, though production costs rose to a record 26.9 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Three Bodies Recovered From Pineda Hotel Collapse
In Spain, rescuers recovered three more bodies from the eight story resort hotel debris at Pineda, the structure near completion when it collapsed on Tuesday. A separate report notes President Kennedy urging continued advance clearance for military officers’ public speeches. State auditor's reports show sixteen of last year's thirty two liquor store burglaries occurred in the Cleveland area.
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Washington
Kennedy
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Water Causes False Alarms In Painesville
Water leaks through a manhole cover on Richmond Street set off alarms at a department store two schools a factory a bank and several stores. Several false calls were answered before Ohio Bell workers found a short circuit caused by water. the outage also knocked out the police telephone.
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Painesville
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Richmond Street
Soviet Denies Initiating Kennedy Visit Invite
The Foreign Ministry said the United States leaders are welcome to visit the Soviet Union but denied Moscow took any initiative to invite Robert Kennedy.
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Moscow
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Soviet Union
Robert Kennedy
Weather Forecast Backs Glenn Spaceflight Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fia Good weather is forecast for Saturday aiding John H Glenn Jr and his planned orbital flight. Officials say Atlantic conditions should improve in coming days with clear seas and good visibility crucial for tracking and rescue during potential landings in one two or three orbits. The countdown begins Friday at 7 a.m. to check all factors for success or failure.
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Scott Carpenter
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Fia
Atlantic
Earth
Glenn
Summit For African Has Dim Outlook
African heads of state were slow to arrive for a Lagos conference that appeared unlikely to yield major results. Eight nations planned to boycott over the Algerian government not being invited, while ministers had warned of limited progress. Proposals included a common market, end of colonial rule deadlines, and improved inter-African transport, health, and education cooperation.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Africa
inter-African Airways
Adenauer Absent. Grippe Again Slows Chancellor
In Bonn Chancellor Konrad Adenauer age 86 stayed from his office due to grippe and showed further improvement according to the government report. In Ohio firefighters fought a two hour blaze at the Westlake Hotel Rocky River with no injuries reported.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Cleveland
Westlake
Rocky River
Stevenson Urges Moderation Over Angola Crisis at UN
U S Ambassador Adlai Stevenson heads to the General Assembly to urge moderation in Angola as 40 Asian and African states press Portugal toward ending repression and moving toward independence. A U S spokesman notes the plan seeks to avoid exceeding the UN s capacity for action. CARE and Medico merge to reduce relief costs for foreign aid programs and shipments.
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U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
General Assembly
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Angola
Stevenson
U.S
New York
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