Brazil's Quadros Defies U S On Cuba Policy
Brazil's new president Janio Quadros rejects U S led action against Cuba and calls for non intervention in the hemisphere. Foreign Minister Arinos states Brazil does not view Castro as a Communist bloc member, signaling a potential shift by other South American nations. U S aid funding to alleviate northeast Brazil continues regardless of policy stance.
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Janio Quadros
Washington
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Brazil
Hemisphere
Castro
Quadros
U.S
Afonso Arinos
Red China
Soviet Union
Congress
Quad
Recovery Rate May Set Highs For Production
Economists predict the nation will reach a record 525 billion dollars in annual production by year end as Commerce Secretary Hodges meets with the Business Advisory Council. A BIS panel forecasts 505 billion this quarter, up from the recession low and above last spring's high. Hodges opened BAC meetings to newsmen after a 28 year reorganization.
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Hot Springs
Luther H. Hodges
Commerce Department
Council
F. R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Hodges
BAC
Shot Kills Bay Near Thornville
Two groundhog hunters in Licking County fired at what they thought was an animal. A 12 year old boy, John Shelly of Thornville, died after a neck wound. Hunters Glenn Mitchell 27 and Berlin Mitchell 24 reported the incident near Shelly’s Perry County trailer home.
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John Shelly
Thornville
Newark Hospital
Licking County
Young Shelly
Perry County
William McElroy
Glenn Mitchell
Buckeye Lake
Berlin
SAR Terms Group Threat to Christianity Highlighted
The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution labeled world government activities of the National Council of Churches as a threat to Christianity and an aid to atheistic communism. It adopted a resolution at its national convention alleging documented proof of socialism and un-Americanism infiltrating church groups and social actions committees.
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National Council of Churches
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
SAR
New Lexington Team Wins Judging Contest
A New Lexington High School land judging team won first place in Columbus vocational agriculture judging contests. Ned Coffman of New Lexington was named top individual winner in the division. The Ohio State University Department of Agricultural Education directed the competitions.
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New Lexington High School
Columbus
Ned Coffman
New Lexington
Ohio State University Department of Agricultural Education
Jewelry Stolen From Motel Shower Stall
A Cleveland jewelry salesman reported the theft of more than $10,000 in diamond watches and rings from his motel room in Lancaster. Lawrence Asherman of Columbia Diamond Ring Co. said he left to eat and returned to find his sample case hidden in a shower stall gone.
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Lancaster
Cleveland
Lawrence Asherman
Columbia Diamond Ring Co
Jamica
N.Y
Kennedys Rest In Sun Before Canadian Visit
President Kennedy relaxed in Palm Beach Florida as he prepares for a three day official trip to Canada starting Tuesday and a later France visit on May 31. Mrs Kennedy joins him on both journeys and rests nearby.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Canada
France
Fear No Females In Space Driving, Baltimore Report
In Martin Co simulations for NASA, women drivers edge men in space rendezvous tasks. Directors say female operators sync with space controls faster, often aligning alongside the other craft on the first or second try, while men also perform without trouble.
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Earth
Martin Co
Middle River
E. E. Clark
Martin
Clark
Bus Union Will Decide On Contract
The Lake Shore Coach Co. drivers and mechanics will vote on a new contract to avert a strike. The tentative agreement was reached Thursday, replacing the two year deal that expired at midnight. About 65 drivers and 16 garage mechanics are covered. Lake Shore and Muskingum Valley Transit operate about 40 buses daily to Athens, Logan, Nelsonville, Pomeroy, Newark and Zanesville.
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Lake Shore
Muskingum Valley Transit
Athens
Logan
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Newark
Zanesville
Easy Weekend Want Ad Place
Local classified ad offer promotes weekend placement by calling LY 3 1242. Emphasizes large readership and 15 words for three days at 1.35 dollars. Advises early Friday cutoff and friendly staff to help craft effective ads.
Morse Plans Cuban Probe Into Vieques Holdouts
Senator Wayne Morse says his Senate Latin Affairs subcommittee will investigate reports that Cuban invasion survivors are being held incomunicado on Vieques, a U S Marine base, amid secrecy around the failed operation. Morse blames White House staff for handling the invasion outside normal channels.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
United States
Caribbean
Vieques
U.S
Morse
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
New York City
San Juan
Puerto Rico
White House
State Department
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Congress
Charce
Kennedy
Florida
Cuban Diplomats Defect From Castro Regime in Mexico
Antonio R. Montane the Cuban second secretary and his wife Gilda Portela de Montane consul general defect from Havana and seek asylum in Mexico City. They accuse the Cuban embassy of Communist activity and propaganda distribution across Latin America and say they will join the struggle to oppose Fidel Castro. They cite concern for Cuban children as a motive to resign and oppose Castro’s government.
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Mexico City
Fidel Castro
Antonio R. Montane
Gilda Portela de Montane
Mexico
Montane
Montanes
Latin America
Georgia Tech Admits Negroes Voluntarily
ATLANTA two Georgia Tech announces tentative acceptance of three Atlanta Negroes along with about 1000 white freshmen. Final acceptance requires satisfactory completion of their final high school semester.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Lancione Collapses in Ohio House Reaches Hospital
State Rep. A G Lancione of Belmont was reported in satisfactory condition at University Hospital after collapsing in the House chamber on Thursday. A doctor said the ailment appeared to be a heart spasm.
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Lancione
Columbus
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
University Hospital
Dissent Postpones Laos Parley Amid Coalition Dispute
Britain and the Soviet Union could not decide Laos representation at the 14 nation talks and postponed the conference opening. The United States conditioned participation on resolving delegation questions while Rusk, Home, and Couve de Murville met ahead of a planned Gromyko session.
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Britain
Soviet Union
Laos
Cochairmen
United States
Truce Commission
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
U. S
Dean Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
Rusk
Gromyko
Cochairman
Johnson and Diem Agree on Viet Nam Defense Plan
Vice President Johnson says he reached full agreement with Ngo Dinh Diem on U S help to resist Communist guerrillas in South Viet Nam. The plan calls for expanding the 150,000 man army with more advisers and civil defense, without U S combat troops. Possible $40 million annual arms aid was cited, while Kennedy support for education rural development and economic progress is noted.
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Nikita Speaks Of Quiet Win
Khrushchev told a Moscow Communist rally that communism will win a peaceful victory over capitalism. He asserted the superiority of Marxism Leninism and emphasized the triumph would be peaceful without using guns.
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Khrushchev
Communist Party
Residents oppose street name changes in Franklin West Virginia
Franklin residents protest council plans to rename streets including Dog Alley and Dirty Run. They urge preserving traditional names and argue the quirky local names reflect the town’s history. They demand consideration before any official renaming.
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Franklin
W. Va
Dogwood Lane
Walnut Street
Saturn Booster Rocket Near Flight Readiness
Completion of firing tests moves the Saturn first stage booster closer to flight this summer. The rocket is designed to develop 1.5 million pounds of thrust in flight.
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Saturn
Huntsville
Ala
Cincinnati Ohio OS Employment Service former manager dies
Hildeburn Jones, who previously led the Cincinnati office of the Ohio State Employment Service, died on Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Hildeburn Jones
Ohio State Employment Service
Five day forecast with above normal temperatures
The forecast shows temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal with highs near 77 and lows around 49 to 56. Humid conditions persist with little daily change and scattered showers and thundershowers expected across the district, totaling about a quarter to three quarters inch, mainly eastward.
Ohio Senate to start budget hearings after House passes 2 billion bill
Columbus Ohio The $2 billion money bill to fund state operations and subsidies for two years moved from the House to the Senate after a 116 to 15 vote. Senate leaders had warned of substantial cuts in the DiSalle budget as Democrats backed full passage with limited amendments.
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Senate
House
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
House Finance Committee
Woman Claims Jet Triggered Death Of Dog At Bergstrom
Mrs. Harry H. Pokrant says her 12 year old terrier died of a heart attack after a jet broke the sound barrier near Bergstrom Air Force Base. Officials will investigate the claim noting the dog woke during the sonic boom and collapsed within minutes.
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Austin
Tex
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Harry H. Pokrant
Flood Disasters Hit Six States Prompt Regional Declaration
Floods sweep the Midwest with Southern Illinois towns hardest hit. Illinois lists fifteen counties as disaster areas while Governor Kerner appeals to declare fifty three counties a major disaster area across the southern half of the state.
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Illinois
Otto Kerner
Office of Civil Defense
Ironton Man Killed in County Road Crash
J Cecil Boggs 51 of near Ironton died in a traffic accident on a Lawrence County road northeast of here Thursday night after his panel truck crashed over an embankment, sheriff deputies reported.
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Ironton
J. Cecil Boggs
Lawrence County
Here
Boggs
Former President Eisenhower Reenters Political Arena
Gettysburg Pennsylvania former President Dwight D Eisenhower hosts a five hour conference with 20 ex advisers. The group plans a bipartisan stance toward Kennedy administration crises while reserving critique for appropriate times. Eisenhower shows renewed political zest in retirement.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
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