U N pushes for April progress on disarmament plans
United Nations in New York expects overwhelming support for a resolution urging the disarmament group to resume talks in Geneva and report by mid April. A second measure, opposed by Cuba, seeks to ban nuclear weapons in Latin America and requires verification of any weapons on regional soil.
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Ohio To Gain Defense Jobs
Detroit Free Press reports Michigan could lose 450 Defense Department jobs immediately and up to 1550 more by mid 1963 if a Defense Automotive Supply Center moves to Columbus by April 1. Robert Boyd writes from Washington. Columbus records access offer follows from Governor DiSalle to Gov-elect Rhodes.
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U S Warns West of Trade Reprisals
The United States warned Western European trade officials that restrictive farm import policies threaten unity and strength of the West. Secretary Freeman outlined concerns to the OECD agricultural committee and noted potential U.S. retaliatory measures. He cited Common Market farm policies favoring member nations over others and warned of global agricultural nationalism. Kennedy approved the talk for delivery.
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Sen Chavez Dies Of Heart Attack At 74 In Georgetown
Sen Dennis Chavez of New Mexico dies of a heart attack at 74 in Georgetown University Hospital. Gov Edwin Mechem will name a successor, potentially making him the first GOP senator from New Mexico in a generation, with the Senate lineup at 68 Democrats to 32 Republicans.
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Shubert Theater Chief John Shubert Dies in Florida
John Shubert body returned to New York amid questions who will lead the Shubert theater empire. The family chain controls 24 legitimate stage theaters including 17 of Broadway's 33 and operates venues in Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati and Boston.
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India reports Chinese offensive across Se Pass and beyond
Prime Minister Nehru announced the fall of the Himalayan Se Pass to Red Chinese forces as they push toward Assam plains. Chinese troops threaten Bondila and Walong as Indian defenders retreat along a 1500 mile frontier from Burma to Kashmir, with fighting continuing at Chushul and Ladakh.
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Sea Claims Many Lives During Week
A casualty roll of world sea disasters edged upward with 144 dead or missing after a series of mishaps starting last week. High waves hit Puerto Rico and Cuba causing deaths and damage as crews were rescued from sunk or disabled vessels.
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Shotgun accident harms two Gallia County youths
Gallia County is mourning a weekend shooting incident at a Eureka home when a mother's husband and stepfather argued over hunting. Jeffrey Leming, 6, remains in poor condition at Holzer Hospital with a severe wound to the right side and back. Gerald Burns, 13, also in poor condition at the same hospital, sustained a similar injury from a hunting accident. Both incidents prompted hospital treatments and police follow up as investigations continue. A separate Erie pollution study will be launched by the US Public Health Service from Parma Heights, Cleveland.
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White House Jazz Concert Opens Historic Cultural Exchange
A first ever jazz concert at the White House features a young sextet appealing for continued support of the U S cultural exchange program. The event highlights cultural diplomacy under the Kennedy administration with plans to send jazz musicians abroad.
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Bowles Happy Over Goldwater Comment
New York Democrat Chester Bowles says he is glad Barry Goldwater does not approve of him. Bowles says Goldwater is now embracing Republican Governor Nelson Rockefeller and expresses sympathy for Rockefeller. Ohio DeMolay honored in Kansas City. William Clevenger, 20, of Wellington, Ohio, named most outstanding DeMolay in Ohio.
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Khrushchev pledges push for heavier industry and growth
Premier Khrushchev told the Central Committee that the Soviet economy will continue to favor heavy industry and armaments while increasing food and consumer goods. He urged radical party reforms, outlined 8.5 percent capital goods growth, 6.3 percent consumer goods rise, and 33 billion rubles in investment, with agriculture target rising 32 million acres. Tass reported the behind closed doors meeting.
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Radar problems believed cause Cuban aviation grounding
The Cuban government grounded domestic aviation amid radar difficulties detecting U S reconnaissance planes. Fidel Castro warned surveillance over Cuba would be destroyed, with low and high altitude flights provoking his ire. Reports note Russian radar installed at Cuba may lack sophistication to separate targets, while U S tactics add to the challenge. Representatives debate refugees and missiles as Pravda and Chinese papers comment on Cuba.
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De Gaulle Emerges Winner In National Assembly Vote
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle’s UNR wins a strong first round showing in the National Assembly elections. The Gaullist party captures 50 of 104 seats decided and leads in 134 of 369 districts, with a 31.9 percent share of the popular vote, while Communists rise slightly to 21.78 percent. The results hint at a Gaullist government as Reynaud and Mendes-France suffer defeats.
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France
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Paul Reynaud
Pierre Mendes-France
Liquor Jury Week Brief in Columbus
A special grand jury investigating the State Liquor Department will meet only a day and a half this week as counsel prepares to interview a key witness next Monday. Gale Clymer of the Liquor Department will testify this afternoon. Cassius Aurelius Boone III, vice president of Barton Distillery Co. of Chicago, is scheduled to testify Tuesday.
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