Marines at Guantanamo cancel armored show
Marines at Guantanamo Bay canceled an armored demonstration along the 25 mile fence to impress Cuban militiamen who had thrown rocks at Marines building a bunker. The plan was posted at the base news center and a conference with Rear Adm. Edward J. O Donnell followed. No shots were fired and no injuries reported since the October 22 arms quarantine announcement.
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United States
Patrick E. O’toole
San Clemente
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Kennedy
Guam Typhoon Karen Leaves Heavy Damage and Casualties
Shattering Typhoon Karen killed at least five natives on Guam and caused hundreds of millions in damage while leaving about 45,000 people homeless. Acting Gov. Manuel Guerrero said the destruction was far worse than in 1944 as communications failed and civilian facilities were decimated. The cyclone struck the island’s western Pacific hub with winds near 174 mph, heading toward Okinawa and key American bases.
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U.S
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Pacific
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Gradual Tax Cut Planned For 1963 Budget Fringe
Washington reports Kennedy plans gradual income tax cuts over one to two years if Congress agrees. Treasury studies a step by step approach to ease the budget impact, with the first rate cut to take effect January 1 if enacted.
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Kennedy
Congress
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Ohio cadet teaching program to end in two years
The Ohio State Board of Education, by a 17 to 4 vote, set October 1 1968 as the deadline after which cadet teacher certificates will not be issued. The rule ends cadet training for elementary teaching with two years of college work. Students may enter cadet programs until October 1 1966.
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State Board of Education
Ohio
Grand Jury To Study Dayton Official Case
Butler County grand jury will review the case of David Pottinger former Dayton city commissioner who vanished August 1. Pottinger 26 was sought after his disappearance and later found September 17 with allegations he used a fictitious name to buy a car in Middletown.
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Butler County
Grand Jury
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Dayton
Pottinger
Robert L. Marrs
Middletown
Blue Law Enforcement Urged Now
Ohioans, urged by Voters Action Association after last week’s defeat of a blue laws amendment, demand a crackdown on Sunday-law violators. John C. Mahaney Jr says a letter to mayors, sheriffs, and prosecutors calls for a state wide enforcement drive. Washington report notes a 5 4 Supreme Court tie upholds William Presser Teamsters official obstruction conviction.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William Presser
Teamsters Union
Ohio
United States stands firm on Cuba bomber removal plan
U.S. negotiators return to talks with Kennedy insisting Soviet jet bombers be pulled from Cuba. White House orders push for removal in exchange for no invasion guarantee, while inspection talks for ships to Cuba shift away from immediacy.
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Cuba
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N.Y
Kennedy
White House
Soviet Union
Goldwater urges ouster of four Kennedy aides
Senator Barry Goldwater tells Wings Club listeners that President Kennedy should remove United Nations Ambassador Adlai Stevenson and three other top officials for allegedly pursuing a soft policy toward communism. He named Chester Bowles Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and Richard Goodwin as targets. He warned that pledging not to invade Cuba would be a communist victory.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Goldwater
Cuba
Stevenson
Chester Bowles
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Richard Goodwin
Wings Club
Khrushchev
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Bowles
Schlesinger
Goodwin
Labor Chiefs Seek Peace in AFL CIO Post Clash
The AFL-CIO Executive Council approved more talks between George Meany and Walter Reuther to resolve their dispute over filling a vacant post. Aiken urges Republicans to observe a one year intra party truce on the 1964 presidential nominee.
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Afl-Cio Executive Council
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Card Parties Protest Communist Goods Across Cities
A nationwide wave of card parties and basket burning protests targets merchandise from behind the Iron Curtain. Groups like The Committee to Warn of the Arrival of Communist Merchandise on the Local Business Scene operate in several cities, labeling items as Communist slave labor imports. Commerce officials note no general trade barriers exist with bloc nations aside from a few excluded regimes.
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Cuba
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Nixon Video Criticism Mounts Over Equal Air Time
A former Nixon aide decried ABCs offer of equal air time for Nixon to balance a TV program featuring Alger Hiss and others. Robert H. Finch, Nixon’s former administrative assistant, called the gesture atrocious and pathetic as protests against Hisss appearance continued.
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Richard M. Nixon
Alger Hiss
Nixon
Robert H. Finch
American Broadcasting Co
Hiss
Nixon Obituary Program to Reair on Channel 6
Lawrence H. Rogers II of Taft Broadcasting says The Political Obituary of Richard Nixon will air again on Channel 6 Columbus at 6 30 p m Wednesday after viewers missed it earlier.
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Richard Nixon
Taft Broadcasting Co
Lawrence H. Rogers
Columbus
Cuban security says CIA chief in Cuba captured in Matahambre plot
Cuban security officials said they disrupted an attempt to sabotage Matahambre copper mines and captured a man they identified as the principal chief of the U S Central Intelligence Agency in Cuba.
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Matahambre
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Cuba
Mississippi Judge Denounces Kennedy Family Amid Ole Miss Riots
Oxford Mississippi Circuit Judge Walter M O Barr urges indictments for gun leaders in the campus riot death case at Ole Miss. He cites John F Kennedy Robert Kennedy James McShane and other individuals as potential targets. In New Orleans a state rep warns of threats against James Meredith as space scientists plan a Saturn rocket launch in days.
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Miss
Lafayette County Grand Jury
University of Mississippi
Walter M. O’barr
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
James McShane
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
New Orleans
Wellborn Jack
Louisiana
Citizens Council of Greater
Mississippi
Meredith
Washington
Jury Foreman Resigns Amid Liquor Probe In Ohio
J Craig Wright resigns as foreman of a special grand jury probing influence peddling in the Ohio liquor department. The move follows requests from the attorney general to remove him for public statements. The panel resumes after a 12 day recess as star witness Makler prepares to be summoned in Chicago.
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J. Craig Wright
Wright
Atty
Mark McElroy
Theodore Laker
Common Pleas
Robert M. Draper
Adrian B. Fink Jr
Joseph H. Makler
Chicago
Makler
Waterfill & Frazier Distilling Co
India Mobilizes Civil Defense Across Border Regions
New Delhi announces nationwide civil defense plan with home guards in all districts bordering Tibet and military training for all able bodied men to support the undeclared war with China. Home Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri briefed Parliament as Prime Minister Nehru's government orders immediate mobilization. Konrad Adenauer arrives in Berlin for talks with President.
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India
Tibet
China
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
Union Men Accused By Tax Agents Conspiracy Charged
TOLEDO Richard T. Gosser an international vice president of the United Auto Workers and two men were charged with conspiracy for allegedly trying to take files from an Internal Revenue Service office. Don Princiotti and Ted Maison were named with Gosser all from Toledo bond set at 1000 for Gosser and Princiotti and 2500 for Maison. All posted bond. INDEPENDENCE Mo Police issued pickup orders for four men in connection with theft of a coin collection from the Harry S Truman Library.
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Ted Maison
U. S
John J. Barone
Princiotti
Maison
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