Pentagon silence used as blame shifts over Cuba crisis
Military leaders, barred from public defense of Cuba, face blame for the invasion debacle. Gen Lemnitzer and the Joint Chiefs prepare to testify before a Senate subcommittee while background briefings spread blame elsewhere. McNamara orders no Pentagon involvement in blame game.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
Cuba
Senate Latin - American Affairs
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
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State Department
White House
Joint Chiefs
U.S
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Adm
Arleigh A
Robert S. McNamara
Air School Demonstration Sparks Mix of Reactions
In Indianapolis, a DC6 flying classroom circled over north central Indiana beaming televised lessons to 32 demonstration schools across five states. MPATI reported good reception in Indiana Kentucky Michigan and Ohio as teenagers and teachers weighed in with curiosity and skepticism.
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Indiana
Midwest
MPATI
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Russian Missile Pads Pinpointed by Army Study
The May Military Review report says 37 Soviet missile launching pads and 14 factories identified from unclassified sources. Anadyr in Siberia is one pad. Estimates: 35 to 50 long range missiles ready. 10 launch sites for the 8000 mile T3. US had 59 ready missiles, including 32 Polaris subs.
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Washington
Anadyr
Siberia
Bering Sea
Alaska
Military Review
U. S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Russia
United States
Asks For Quiet Burial
Gary Cooper will be buried today after dying Saturday. More than 100 police are assigned to manage a crowd expected in the thousands. The public will not be admitted to the Roman Catholic Church of The Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills. His widow requests a dignified funeral to avoid riotous Hollywood scenes of the past.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Hollywood
Man Pleads Innocent In Embezzlement Case
New Lexington resident Robert G. Thomas pleaded innocent at arraignment for allegedly embezzling 6957 from Snider Clouse Milk Co. The bond remains 1000, no trial date set. Thomas, on the milk truck route for two years, was indicted by the April grand jury. prosecutor George W. Flautt filed the charges.
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G. Thomas
New Lexington
Snider, Clouse Milk Co
Thomas
U. S. McGonagle
George W. Flautt
Coup Leaders Defy U S Army In Korea Shakeup
South Korea's military coup shows the army ready to subvert civilian rule and signals a possible shift toward a more energetic regime. Analysts note the army's central role may persist as it could install direct control or an altered civilian government.
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New York
South Korea
Sygman Rhee
Rhee
Sudan
Iraq
Thailand
Burma
Pakistan
Turkey
Laos
Congo
Seoul
John M. Chang
Chang
Khrushchev replies to Kennedy note amid talks on relations
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev answered Kennedy's February note on improving U S Soviet ties. The message from Moscow was delivered at the White House by Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov who would not reveal contents. White House officials said the reply related to the February Kennedy message and no plan for a Kennedy Khrushchev meeting exists at present.
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Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Moscow
White House
Mikhail Menshikov
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Russia
Menshikov
Storms End Warm Spell with Severe Thunderstorms
Severe storms struck the Ohio Valley and New York on Monday as cooler air moved in ending a stretch of warm weather. Tornadic winds damaged homes in Ashford Hollow New York with no injuries reported while a thunderstorm in Zanesville reached 69 mph. Readings ranged from the 40s to 50s across much of the north as a cold front advanced.
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Ohio Valley
New York State
Ashford Hollow
New York
Zanesville
Pacific Coast
Appalachians
LBJ Pledges U.S. Aid Against Red Advance
In Bangkok, U S Vice President Lyndon B Johnson pledged American aid to Southeast Asian allies fearing Communist gains in Laos. Johnson called his Asia tour a mission of purpose for President Kennedy to consult leaders on curbing the Red advance.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Laos
Johnson
Kennedy
Smokers to Benefit From Ohio Tax Deduction Bill
Ohio Senate approved a bill to allow a federal income tax deduction for the five cent Ohio cigarette tax per pack. Governor DiSalle is expected to support, with the measure effective mid year and IRS to decide 1961 deduction eligibility.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Senate
House
Michael V. DiSalle
Internal Revenue Service
Gindlesberger
West Seen Asking Laos Arms Ban At Geneva Talks
At the Geneva conference on Laos the Western powers plan a ban on all arms shipments to Laos to support a shaky truce. U S Britain Soviet Union and France reportedly seek to avoid new obstacles in talks among Lao factions toward a coalition government. Talks remain in early stages focusing on international aspects of a final settlement.
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Geneva
Laos
U. S
Foreign Aid Message Delayed By President
President Kennedy informed Democratic congressional leaders the foreign aid message will not be ready this week. House Speaker Sam Rayburn said he now expects the message in about 10 days after the weekly White House session with Capitol Democrats.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
White House
Capitol
Kennedy to Visit Canada on goodwill mission abroad
President Kennedy and first lady depart for Ottawa by jet for a two day state visit and goodwill mission. He plans informal talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker in Parliament and a 2% hour private session in the afternoon plus a joint address to Parliament and meetings with Ambassador Livingston T. Merchant.
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Kennedy
Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
U. S
Livingston T. Merchant
George P. Vanier
John Diefenbaker
Supreme Court Reverses Contempt Convictions in 1953 Hearing
The Supreme Court reversed contempt convictions of Laverne Slagle and Paul Bohus from their 1953 appearance before the Ohio Un-American Activities Commission at Stark County Courthouse Canton. Olga Perry Eula Ann Cooper and Rose Mladajan convictions were upheld. Justice Whittaker noted Slagle answered only one question and Bohus was not ordered to answer.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Laverne Slagle
Paul Bohus
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Stark County
Canton
Olga Perry
Eula Ann Cooper
Rose Mladajan
Whittaker
Bohus
Defective Gear Holds, Airliner Lands Safely
An American Airlines 707 with 55 passengers returned to Cincinnati Municipal after takeoff. Capt. J. K. Thomas said maintenance advised by radio that a defective landing gear would hold during the final approach, and the jet landed without incident.
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Cincinnati
American Airlines
J. K. Thomas
New York
Study Road System COLUMBUS 16 Week Course
Highway engineers from China Colombia India Indonesia Japan Jordan South Korea Thailand Spain and Viet Nam begin a 16 week study course in Ohio Highway Department operations.
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Columbus
China
Colombia
India
Indonesia
Japan
Jordan
South Korea
Thailand
Spain
Viet Nam
Ohio Highway Department
Golfer Killed by Lightning at Shawnee Hills Course
Benjamin H. Leavitt of University Heights was struck and killed by a lightning bolt while playing golf at Shawnee Hills course in Walton Hills on Monday.
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Cleveland
Benjamin H. Leavitt
University Heights
Shawnee Hills
Walton Hills
Still Looking For Good Tractor Ad Sparks Interest
John Perry of 2 N May Ave advertised a tractor for sale and drew 12 calls, selling to the first caller. The listing notes 57 ACWD 45 TRACTOR with plows, rake, cultivators, a mowing machine and wagon, and invites more buyers to place ads via LY 3-1242.
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John Perry
N. May Ave
French Radio Hears Possible Soviet Tests
Paris officials report radio monitors picked up voice signals on a Soviet liaison frequency. They speculate the signals indicate testing of space communications ahead of another space missile test.
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Paris
Plan Stock Investigation
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced a broad inquiry into the American Stock Exchange and market practices. It aims to determine if new laws or regulations are needed to protect investors from market manipulation, with potential revisions applying to all exchanges.
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Tion
American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Emmy Show Tonight Lights Up Hollywood and New York
About 1100 Hollywood TV members gather at the Moulin Rouge and another 1100 at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York for the Emmy awards ceremony. The event airs at 10 p.m. EDT.
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Hollywood—P— Television
Hollywood Clan
Moulin Rouge
New York
Ziegfeld
Teenager Admits Killing Mother in Glendale Home
Ronald Dennis Wolfe, 15, an honor student, confessed to police that he beat his mother Beulah Wolff 41 with an axle handle and choked her to death in their Glendale Los Angeles suburb. He described his motive as his mother pestering him about a burglary arrest.
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Glendale
Calif
South Korea Coup Seizes Power As Martial Law Declared
South Korea’s armed forces seized control in a bloodless coup. Troops with tanks and infantry swept into Seoul and dissolved the National Assembly and local governments. Martial law and a curfew followed as Premier Chang’s cabinet disappeared. U.S. officials demanded a return to the elected regime while warning against destabilization.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
National Assembly
John M. Chang
Chang
National
Kim Seong-joo
Korea
U.S
Nickel Plate and Norfolk Western Win Merger OK
Shareholders of the Nickel Plate Road approved a merger with the Norfolk & Western Railway Co marking a move toward a regional system extending from Norfolk Virginia to Omaha Nebraska. The approval signals an expansion of the railroad alliance and the potential creation of a broader network.
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Cleveland
Norfolk & Western Railway Co
Norfolk, Va
Omaha
Neb
Utilities Strike Ends in Toledo Agreement Reached
A 115 day Toledo strike ending Monday night after talks between Utility Workers Union negotiators and Ohio Fuel Gas Co. The stoppage, marred by vandalism and violence, will cease as the agreement takes effect.
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Toledo
Utility Workers Union
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Override Bid Fails as Ohio House Veto Stands
Do or die day for Republicans as they push to override Governor DiSalle's veto of two bills allocing local governments an extra 15 million dollars annually for highways. The move, pursued in Columbus, failed to clear the required votes.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
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