Kennedy Adenauer discuss Cuba Berlin crisis
President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer meet to assess how the Cuban crisis and Soviet missile withdrawals affect Berlin policy. Officials note outcomes remain uncertain with jet bombers in Cuba and Khrushchev’s next moves unclear. Adenauer signals openness to talks if Moscow shows good faith.
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Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
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Bonn
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
U.S. Navy
Lausche seeks briefing on Cuba missiles and Cuba
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to summon top State Defense and CIA officials for a complete briefing on Soviet missiles and military equipment in Cuba. He requested clarification of conflicting reports and asked what agreement was made with Russia and what threats may follow.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Lausche
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
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Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Russia
Typhoon Karen Hits Guam Leaving Devastation and Casualties
Recovery teams sift through heavy wreckage on Guam after Typhoon Karen described as the island s worst disaster. Six dead, at least 100 injured, and damages over 100 million dollars as schools and businesses closed and relief efforts began. Water shortages and emergency pumping stations assisted responses.
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Red Cross
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Okinawa
Japan
India Eyes Funds to Continue War Effort Against China
New Delhi requests an additional 199.5 million dollars to cover rising defense costs amid the border conflict with Red China. Prime Minister Nehru, 73, closes a six day debate on a national resolve to drive the aggressor from India's sacred soil. The upper house backed the resolution and a state of emergency as Shastri outlines plans to expand armed forces and arm villagers in border districts.
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India
China
Morarji Desai
Nehru
Lal Bhadur Shastri
Ladakh
Peiping
Rangoon
Calcutta
Bombay
Eisenhower urges tax reform to boost purchasing power
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told the Economic Club of New York that current income tax rates burden the economy and should be overhauled. He argued any major tax cut must be matched by a plan to hold or cut federal spending over the next two years.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
The
Economic Club of
Lucius D Clay
U.S
Germany
Cuba
Guantanamo Warns Cuban Refugees After Attempted Exiles
At Guantanamo Bay a mass meeting warned Cuban refugees that those trying to escape abroad will be expelled and returned to Cuba. This followed the arrest of 14 refugees attempting to stow away on a merchant ship to the United States. All 14 are in the Navy brig and refuse food and work. About 440 refugees remain, with roughly 200 opposing Fidel Castro. Formerly 560, about 100 escaped. A second brief notes Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry says Communist naval training is increasing off Formosa.
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Cuba
U.S
United States
Navy
Fidel Castro
Bilenkin Takes Fifth Amendment
Columbus report states Gil bert Bilenkin president of Famous Brands Inc Dayton and a key figure in a grand jury probe of the state liquor department invoked the Fifth Amendment when summoned. His attorney said he advised Bilenkin not to testify before the appearance of Joseph Makler head of Waterfill and Fraziers Distillers who is set to testify November 26.
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Columbus
Gilbert Bilenkin
Dayton
State
Bilenkin
Famous Brands, Inc
Ohio
Milton L. Farber
Eilenkin
FBI Holds Bank Bandit in Columbus Bar Arrest
FBI agents arrested Richard Lee Bostic 27, in a North High Street bar on a charge as one of two men who robbed the Kirkersville Park National Bank of Newark of 11693 on April 26 1961. A federal grand jury in Columbus returned secret indictments charging Bostic and Truman Herman Webb 34 Brownsville Kentucky formerly of Columbus. Webb is in federal custody on charges he transported a stolen car across state lines and jumped bail.
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FBI
Richard Lee Bostic
N. High St
Kirkersville
Park National Bank of Newark
Bostic
Truman Herman Webb
Brownsville
Webb
Man Murdered In Columbus
Columbus police probed the death of 22 year old David E Mason of Newark found shot eight times on a rural lane west of the city. He had recently visited Alton Indiana and investigators searched for his car and a suspect through the night. Mason worked in Newark City Engineering and had served with the Newark police.
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David E. Mason
Newark
Mason
Here
Alton
Newark City Engineering Department
Federal Aid in Education Debated by Ohio Officials
The Columbus convention of school groups opened with Dr. Ernest Melby urging federal funds for education while Sen. Oliver Ocasek and Parma Supt. Paul Briggs supported aid. Rep. Charles Mosher and Colum bus Supt. Harold Eibling warned federal aid would bring federal control over schools and teachers salaries.
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Ohio School Boards Association
Ohio Association of School Administrators
Ouic Association of School Business Officials
Ernest Melby
Michigan State University
Melby
Ocasek
Ohio
Washington
Eibling
Mosher
Stevenson Denounces Goldwater Over Quoted Utterances
Adlai E. Stevenson asked Senator Barry Goldwater not to distort his remarks after Goldwater accused Stevenson and three aides of being soft on communism and Cuba. Stevenson urged accuracy and context in public statements and reminded Goldwater of his responsibilities as a senator.
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N. Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Stevenson
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
Chester A. Bowles
Richard N. Goodwin
Goldwater
Cuba
United States
State Pen Guard Charged With Supplying Stimulants
Columbus Ohio guard Charles H Looker, 52, was charged with conveying stimulating drugs into the Ohio Penitentiary and was to be arraigned today. Highway Patrol and penitentiary officials cooperate to gauge the scope of stimulant traffic involved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles H. Looker
Highway Patrol
Ohio State's Fawcett Elected A S U L G C President
President Novice G. Fawcett of Ohio State University was chosen president of the Association of State University and Land Grant Colleges at the group’s 100th anniversary meeting. His one year term follows the ceremonial duties and leads the organization.
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Washington—P
Novice G. Fawcett
Ohio State University
Association of State University and Land Grant Colleges
AFL-CIO and NAACP clash over union discrimination actions
The AFL-CIO led by President George Meany says it cannot work with the NAACP while labor secretary Herbert Hill pursues discrimination suits against unions. Meany confirms suspension of financial support, while Roy Wilkins of the NAACP denies a break in relations and questions the report.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
George Meany
NAACP
Herbert Hill
Meany
United Nations briefed on Soviet Cuban demands amid Cuba crisis
Delegates in New York report Soviet Cuba move to pressure U S withdrawal from Guantanamo as part of talks to end the Cuban crisis. Adlai Stevenson said talks with Kuznetsov were constructive. Washington insists on removing IL 28 bombers and verification of dismantled missiles. Castro’s five point demand underpins the proposal, refined by Mikoyan in Havana.
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N.Y
U.N
U.S
Guantanamo
United States
U Thant
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Carlos Lechuga
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kuznetsov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Havana
Cuba
Marshall Seeks Clear Clear for Research Center at $6 to $8 Million
Marshall University will seek clearance to establish a scientific research center costing 6 to 8 million dollars. Plans to be presented to Area Redevelopment Administration officials in Washington describe a facility on U.S. 60 east of Huntington to aid the university local industries and government agencies. Ohio Gets Road Money and Welfare Changes in Mahoning County also noted.
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W. Va
Marshall University
Area Redevelopment Administration
Washington
Huntington Advertiser
U.S. 60
Ohio Valley
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Farm Bureau Sets Policy For Year
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation delegates at the 1962 convention decide on policy for 1963. About 500 heard heated open hearings on some 250 resolutions including a proposal for a state income tax. Nine trustees to be elected as one-third of the 26 member board faces annual turnover.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
National Farm Bureau Federation
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